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When Materials Become The Technology
Well before 1945 the most sought-after steel in physics was produced, much of it from old warships and shipwrecks. Not as strong or lasting as modern steel. What makes it valuable is something it never had. The first nuclear tests changed the atmosphere. Artificial radionuclides were released into the atmosphere and spread around the world; steel produced subsequently can contain low concentrations of these nuclides. For ordinary purposes, the difference is meaningless. Illus

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The CapEx Conundrum: Why Private Capital Expenditure Refuses to Rise?
Investment is a small but highly volatile component of a nation’s gross domestic product. As domestic belief in the future of a country’s growth feeds more into investments than corporate necessity, most fluctuations in terms of investment, particularly business fixed investment, or private capital expenditure, can be traced back to demand-side catalysts. Illustration by The Geostrata THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS Investment is not merely an autonomous activity, but is under

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Dec 30, 20256 min read


Diversity of Economic Growth Report
Economic development and the economic policies that help nations achieve it are an integral part of modern statecraft. The...

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Dec 13, 20242 min read


India-China Relations - Sectoral Roadmap for Self-Sufficiency
India relies heavily on Chinese OEMs ( Original Equipment Manufacturers) , leading to increased trade deficits and hindering the growth...

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Nov 18, 20244 min read


Gati Shakti - Finance, Functioning, and Future
India is rising; there is no questioning it anymore. The nation is set to witness exponential growth in every economic parameter in the...

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Jul 27, 20241 min read


‘The Great Barter’ Might Come Back to Haunt China
In recent decades, China has witnessed a remarkable economic transformation, becoming a global powerhouse. Central to this metamorphosis...

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May 1, 20246 min read
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