Tag: Mauritian Economy

Interview: Dr Vinaye Ancharaz – International economic Consultant

Interview Rajeev Hasnah, Economist

Editorial

Beyond the anguish and trauma of someone close being infected by Covid-19, there is now the risk of suffering from the debilitating side effects of post-covid syndrome

It does not yet seem that policy makers have engaged in meaningful introspection about why their policies are not working as the benefit of printing money is fast

By Sameer Sharma

Editorial

The new normal is a time to determine the causes of our economic problems and find creative ways to adapt and to develop further resilience as we did

Interview: Vinaye Ancharaz, Economist

Political Caricatures

… so, the sooner we forget about Merlin, Gandalf and the magic potion, the better it will be for all of us’

Mauritius needs a more performing model, with a greater balance of skills and demography, to overcome a bottleneck which may otherwise keep holding it down

Mauritian Economy 1968-2015:

Automation is coming back with a revenge in advanced economies and it is now contemplated that digitalised machines and robots will do those jobs in the advanced countries

The National Economic and Social Council released last week its report on the impact of the Global Financial Crisis on the Mauritian economy. The report notes that the