Tax cuts and fiscal stimulus are great and nobody ever turns them down. But what corporate India really wants is administrative, judicial, and political predictability.
The next round of easing business regulations—a much bigger problem for MSMEs than for big firms—needs to be driven by states in areas of land, labour, transport, & penalties, it said.
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Fiscal support should continue till 2023 when India may return to pre-Covid growth levels, said Krishnamurthy Subramanian, adding that the 2-6% inflation band has served India well.
In the absence of a vaccine, the economic recovery will have to wait until next year, although that too is likely to be V-shaped, CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian said.
To enable Indian economy to strongly rebound in 2020-21, Economic Survey 2020 urges Modi govt to use its strong mandate to expeditiously deliver on reforms.
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Under the agreement, the loitering munitions will be offered to the Indian Army as part of efforts to address what the companies described as an ‘urgent requirement’.
Such a vague article with no clear indication of policy lapses from the Government’s end or what is required to be done either by government or by the corporations.
A specific example needs to be quoted where “whims of Delhi” bled a good investment.
Which particular state government in India or any government around the world faced a similar situation and overcame that ? Can Delhi take lessons before implementing similar solutions?
Any example of particular corporate house which had announced an investment but rolled-back the same due to policy uncertainty ?
The shirtsleeves theory branches out the article towards a completely different trajectory.
At the end of reading the article what have I learned ? : “Something may or may not be wrong. I don’t know.”
Such a vague article with no clear indication of policy lapses from the Government’s end or what is required to be done either by government or by the corporations.
A specific example needs to be quoted where “whims of Delhi” bled a good investment.
Which particular state government in India or any government around the world faced a similar situation and overcame that ? Can Delhi take lessons before implementing similar solutions?
Any example of particular corporate house which had announced an investment but rolled-back the same due to policy uncertainty ?
The shirtsleeves theory branches out the article towards a completely different trajectory.
At the end of reading the article what have I learned ? : “Something may or may not be wrong. I don’t know.”