COMMENT ON NAVIGATING REFORMS: LESSONS FROM INDIA, THE 2008 WINCOTT LECTURE, GIVEN BY ARUN SHOURIE

Razeen Sally

Economic Affairs, 2009, vol. 29, issue 3, 74-76

Abstract: Economic growth in India has been impressive in recent years. However, development has largely by‐passed agriculture and labour‐intensive industry, the sectors with the most potential to drive up living standards in the long term. Despite welcome recent efforts at reform, large parts of the Indian economy continue to be hindered by poor governance and over‐regulation.

Date: 2009
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