Economic Reforms – Challenges and Opportunities∗

Deepak Parekh

Management and Labour Studies, 2001, vol. 26, issue 3, 164-173

Abstract: Optimists see the 21st century as the “Indian Century†. Realizing this goal will be possible, if we establish a thriving market economy which is based on a nimble financial sector and an efficient infrastructure. Despite our dismal record in these areas in the past, there is reason for optimism for the future, owing to the rapid pace of reforms now taking place. These areas offer greater and greater scope for efficient managers, as the reforms gather pace.

Date: 2001
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