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As the SEZ law comes into effect, the poorest states may see the least improvement
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Education and security reforms have become surprisingly interlinked, and both are in the firing line
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The government can contain extremist violence but seems unable to distinguish it from other challenges
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While education reform will benefit many, teacher opposition could exacerbate geographical inequalities
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Some successful experiences of giving all citizens an unconditional cash payment may push other countries to try it
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After a very weak May employment report, returning Verizon strikers are likely to support the June outcome
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Many problems, such as oil prices, are not of the authorities' making, but the central bank admits it could do better
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Declining hopes for a strong second half will drive pre-election spending and debt-taking
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Falling income and rising social spending will pose new questions over a possible default
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Corporates that exceed a certain profit target will need to devote a share to social projects
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