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• Restart The Last Chance for the Indian Economy
• Mihir S. Sharma
• English
• 06 March 2018
• 9788184006797

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demands after starting the project and threaten to leave if those demands weren t met Even though it worked for a while this system was doomed from the beginningJune 26 2017 350% Mihir likes to suprise his readersWhy Well the private sector fearing economic loss stopped investing in national projects In 2005 investment in national projects accounted for between ten and 14 percent of the country s GDP by 2013 that figure had dropped to one percentJune 26 2017 350% Amid the chaos of the reforms finance telecommunication and information technology were the only industries that were able to growWhy Well the IT industry didn t need land to produce their goods and so was unhindered by the laws and regulations that stifled manufacturing This new industry was able to grow while traditional industries flounderedJune 26 2017 350% The government also removed restrictions on the movement of goods across international boundaries which allowed foreign companies to exploit India even Because of the 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summary Restart The Last Chance for the Indian Economy ↠ eBook, ePUB or Kindle PDF In Restart Mihir S Sharma shows what can and must change in India’s policies its administration and even i RESTART The Last Chance for the Indian Economy Mihir S SharmaMihir Sharma is part economist part social commentator and bits and pieces journalist who makes his living writing for Business Standard In this book he comes out as a journalist writing on economic issues than as an economist which he wanted to beThe book is cheeky irreverent at times as it analyses all that is wrong with India Its economic policies which could never decide whether the road to prosperity is thru the villages or thru industrialization and urbanization Its political leadershipvery strong on graft and crafty but low on a strong vision for a stronger India its capitalist classwhich was focused on cornering natural assets and exploiting them rather than building assets which churned out good uality products and provided employment to its teeming masses One gets overwhelmed when one reads this bookand comes to grips with the enormity of problems that our wonderful nation suffers fromIt is an interesting bookas it touches a lot of issues that we normally do not read aboutlike our inability to build infrastructure capacity how the feuding Ambani brothers are linked to the civic problems of Mumbai city and many His acerbic pen takes on every one the politicians the industrialists the bureaucracyand everyone else who had a role in getting us into this not so enviable situation that we are in today And like all good journalists who have answers for all of India s problemshe offers his own version of solutionssome of them pretty attention grabbing and radicalNevertheless an interesting bookcovering issues normally not discussed and written aboutand a breezy read Not great economicsbut a uick recap of why we are today the way we areMy rating 355