THIS week's print edition has an array of economics articles that may be of interest. The following have particularly caught our eye:
Why privatising India's public-sector banks is the only way to fix them (Leaders)
Free exchange | This week's issue
India's bad-debt problem, Brazil's economy and America's blip
A selection of economics articles from this week's print edition
By C.R. | LONDON
Despite a sagging economy, Brazil's government is regaining its credibility on budget policy (Americas)
Also, don't forget to take a glance at this week's Free Exchange column, which looks at why Europe's ageing population poses a long-term threat to monetary union.
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