ArtNov 29, 2019
Nitin Pai
Now that people can no longer pretend that the economic slowdown is a not a serious problem, here’s what needs to be done to get back onto the growth path https://theprint.in/opinion/indian-economy-needs-structural-reforms-behavioural-change-not-macroeconomic-jargon/298807/
Indian economy needs structural reforms & behavioural change, not macroeconomic jargon

What the disproportionate focus on macroeconomics misses is fact that to increase economic growth, you need to change behaviour of individuals and firms.

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Nov 29, 2019 at 12:55pmWeb
Show threadNitin PaiNov 29, 2019
I think it’s going to be very difficult to fix the economy as long as analysts & civil servants have to worry about running afoul of the Modi govt’s political narrative.
Show threadSamuel RajkumarNov 29, 2019
@nitin I think we're further gone than just fixing the highest slab of GST to 18% and income tax rates. We really need to improve the ease of doing business, the filings and returns have gotten worse OTOH.