Par Mubarak Sooltangos Maintenant que le budget national a été dévoilé, c’est le moment de l’analyse. Je ne vais pas m’attarder sur les commentaires du grand public. Cette frange de la population commente la partie du budget qui la concerne, applaudit les baisses de prix comme le gaz ménager, craint pour son emploi et [...]
Par Eric Ng Ping Cheun Etant donné le Covid-19, nombreux sont ceux qui pensent à un Discours du Budget éloigné du changement minimal proposé annuellement par chaque ministre des Finances. Nous l’avons entendu dans plusieurs pays du monde : la pandémie est une occasion pour effectuer des choix fondamentaux. Il s’agit de prendre une nouvelle direction [...]
By Sameer Sharma All finance ministers operate within a system, and unless the people and the politicians as a whole push for change, macroeconomic policies will remain constrained. In order for Mauritius to transition from an upper middle income to high income economy, there are three key steps which it must take and pass with [...]
By Samad Ramoly In 1999 when thinker activist Naomi Klein broke through, her book No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies gathered a wide following of rebels against unfettered capitalism. The now cult band Radiohead captured the energy to spawn its haunting spleen among many Millenials, today's generation 24-39. As expected, the book attracted [...]
By Jaime de Melo “Trade can’t sit outside of our work to tackle climate change. In fact international trade rules are uniquely placed to be part of the solution by removing trade barriers for green products and services and stopping pollution being subsidised… If trade rules can require subsidies to be removed from things like [...]
By Mubarak Sooltangos If there is anything constant in life, it is change. Tons of literature have been produced on this subject by several business Gurus and it still occupies a prominent place in business books, but it is viewed and treated only theoretically. It suffices to say that since change is a permanent and [...]
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