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The author is Chair, Institute for Competitiveness, India
India was able to realise the vision of AatmaNirbhar Bharat, of not only becoming self-sufficient but also becoming a global exporter. This successful journey should inspire our indigenous industries to venture into manufacturing of high-quality goods and lead India to become a global supplier.
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The conundrum over AI adoption can only be answered with the right policies and business practices.
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Despite the steady rise in GDP throughout the years since independence, the development trajectory of India leaves a lot of ground to cover still.
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India has challenging times ahead. To put our best foot forwards, sub-national governments have to now assume a central role in driving India’s journey of self-reliance and export expansion.
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The pandemic has summed up this importance of reconciling democracy and capitalism by demonstrating that capital cannot make money without its people
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Economies should examine this disconnect between stock markets and the real economy and what it means for the future of human development.
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Inequality also plays a role after the outbreak of a pandemic, as the burden of the disease is heaviest on the most vulnerable.
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In this way, capitalism underpinned by Dharma will not only lead to equitable and sustained economic growth but will also promote efficiency.
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With the shifts in the global economic order, political landscape and social behaviour all taking place simultaneously, it is safe to say that we have only gotten a glimpse of what is on the other side of the pandemic for humanity.
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The crisis emerging from the current pandemic has allowed India to explore new ideas for driving economic growth. And with a shift towards policy thinking in terms of economic complexity might enable such outcomes by focusing on sectors where the highest gains can be achieved. But time is of the essence.
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