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The author is Professor at Institute of Economic Growth
Towards the end of our under-grad days, Bibek Debroy made frequent trips to Cambridge. The whisper was that he had had some grave disagreement with his examiner. That was the BDR I knew, a man who showed little caution or cared to adapt to a situation even for his own interest
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The pandemic inflicted year of 2020 became a watershed with the liberalisation of agro-marketing being unleashed with a bang, first by way of ordinances and then by Acts in the midst of lockdowns in different phases.
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A roadmap for productive and size-efficient agriculture that can compete on its own is too hazy. More policy changes must follow.
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