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Dr. Vohra speaks about the economy the way he writes about it — for the household rather than the trading desk. A budget, a rate decision, a tax change: the question he keeps asking in print is what it does to the salaried person, the small trader and the parent weighing a school fee against a fuel bill.
That is the conversation he brings to a convocation, a conference panel, a television studio or a faculty room. Twenty years of it have been spent on both sides of the lectern — running a school and its finances by day, and arguing about the country’s economy by column.
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The week’s economy — explained for the household, not the trading desk. Plus notes on education, and where you can watch him next.