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Briefs (Cached)	20.12.2007	The Statesman
Briefs
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Priya Basu \| She lobbies governments to ensure the poor have a chance (Cached)	20.12.2007	Mint: Latest
The World Bank’s lead economist for South Asia recently steered a $600 mn loan to India to reform rural banking
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India, China downsized in global economic sweepstakes (Cached)	19.12.2007	TOI: Intl Business
The World Bank's latest revision under its purchasing power parity method shows that economies of the two Asian giants are nearly 40% smaller than originally thought.
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Indian economy smaller than thought (Cached)	19.12.2007	Central Chronicle
Indian economy smaller than thought
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Chinese, Indian economies 'smaller than thought' (Cached)	19.12.2007	Rediff: Business
The economies of China and India are 40 per cent smaller than previously thought, according to new estimates published by the World Bank this week.
Special Article (Cached)	19.12.2007	The Statesman
Special Article
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India, China economies overestimated: WB (Cached)	19.12.2007	Financial Express
India, China economies overestimated: WB
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Heavy downpour lashes delta districts (Cached)	19.12.2007	Hindu: Tamil Nadu
THANJAVUR: Heavy rain lashed Thanjavur and Tiruvarur districts on Tuesday. Low- lying areas were inundated and samba paddy crop was submerged in some areas in the two districts. In Orathanadu area in Thanjavur district where early samba ...
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Heavy downpour lashes delta districts (Cached)	19.12.2007	Hindu: Tamil Nadu
Samba paddy crops submerged; crop damage feared if rain continues for another day
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Chinas economy smaller in new WB measure, still no 2 (Cached)	18.12.2007	Financial Express: Front Page
The size of China's economy is overestimated by some 40%, but it remains the world's second largest, using a ranking based on purchasing power, the World Bank said on Monday.
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India, China buying power dips (Cached)	18.12.2007	Hindustan Times: Business
The Indian and Chinese economies might actually be smaller in size in terms buying power than was originally thought to be, a new World Bank study has found, reports Gaurav Choudhury.
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India, China economies overestimated: WB (Cached)	18.12.2007	Express India-- Front Page
When measured by buying power in USD, the economies of India and China turned out to be smaller than thought.
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India's buying power less than expected (Cached)	18.12.2007	Financial Express
India's buying power less than expected
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China's economy smaller in new measure: study (Cached)	18.12.2007	DNA: Money
The size of China's economy is overestimated by some 40 per cent, but it remains the world's second largest using a ranking based on purchasing power.
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World Bank team to review progress of KSTP works (Cached)	18.12.2007	New Indian Express
World Bank team to review progress of KSTP works
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Indian economy smaller than thought: World Bank (Cached)	18.12.2007	TOI: India Business
The World Bank's latest revision under its purchasing power parity method shows that economies of India and China are about 40 per cent smaller than originally thought.
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China's economy overestimated by 40%: World Bank (Cached)	18.12.2007	ET: Indicators
India is the fifth largest economy in the world, while the Chinese economy, the second largest, is overestimated by 40 per cent.
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Indian economy not as large as it was (Cached)	18.12.2007	ndtv.business
The size of India's economy is much smaller-about 40 per cent less than what has been calculated so far, a study released Monday revealed. Releasing t
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Indias buying power less than expected (Cached)	18.12.2007	Express India-- Front Page
When measured by buying power in USD, the economies of India and China turned out to be smaller than thought.
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Rupee rise pinches govt projects (Cached)	18.12.2007	Rediff: Business
The adverse impact of the rupee appreciation has gone beyond exports. The currency's climb is now affecting government infrastructure projects funded by multilateral lending agency such as the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
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