Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Pitfalls of the Indian middle path
Percy Mistry is very useful in taking us out of our comfort zone.
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The MIFC is the perspective of the Indian investor class. I have looked around and I cannot find who else other than the CII funded this committee and the report.
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Like in China, Indian politicians see the importance of political and social stability. They are ready to sacrifice the chance of growth on financial steroids for overall balanced growth and rightly so.