Getting Rid Of ₹2000 Notes Will Be Tougher

29 Jun 2023 5:30 PM IST

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Getting Rid Of ₹2000 Notes Will Be Tougher

A leadership takeaway from the current move to demonetise (you can call it withdrawing if you so desire) the Rs 2,000 note is a seeming failure to anticipate what all could go wrong rather than right with a policy decision. Particularly when human behaviour is concerned. And when money is involved.
This happened in 2016 too and we are starting to see some unfortunate reminders, though thankfully milder.
On a different note, how for Google to keep serving free and sumptuous lunches to its employees, your free lunch or free Gmail must end !
Lessons and more in today's episode of The Core Report

Author: Govindraj Ethiraj

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Updated On: 23 May 2023 11:40 AM IST

Author: Govindraj Ethiraj

Govindraj Ethiraj is a television & print journalist and also founder of IndiaSpend.org & Boomlive.in, data journalism and fact check initiatives. He very recently launched a business news initiative, www.thecore.in as Editor. Previously, he was Founder-Editor in Chief of Bloomberg TV India, a 24-hours business news service launched out of Mumbai in 2008. Prior to setting up Bloomberg TV India, he worked with Business Standard newspaper as Editor (New Media) with a specific mandate of integrating the newspaper’s news operations with its digital or web platform. He also spent around five years each with CNBC-TV18 & The Economic Times. He is a Fellow of The Aspen Institute, Colorado, a McNulty Prize Laureate 2018 & a winner of the BMW Foundation Responsible Leadership Awards for 2014.

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