The Indian Economy now resonates with the Glass Half Full, Half Empty analogy. To the many cheerleaders and the “spin” meisters of the ruling dispensation, India is the “fastest growing” major economy, clocking “blistering” rates of above 7%, no mean feat at a time when global growth is slowing. To the numerous critics of the government, “doubts” about the “real” rate of growth abound, leading to a “clash of narratives” as well as egos.
Will The “True” Rate Of Growth Please Stand Up?
Will The “True” Rate Of Growth Please Stand…
Will The “True” Rate Of Growth Please Stand Up?
The Indian Economy now resonates with the Glass Half Full, Half Empty analogy. To the many cheerleaders and the “spin” meisters of the ruling dispensation, India is the “fastest growing” major economy, clocking “blistering” rates of above 7%, no mean feat at a time when global growth is slowing. To the numerous critics of the government, “doubts” about the “real” rate of growth abound, leading to a “clash of narratives” as well as egos.