Sunday, December 16, 2012

Remove Bottlenecks...



Article;

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/indicators/indian-economy-may-beat-expectations-in-2013-goldman-sachs/articleshow/17542523.cms


Comment;

If infrastructure and supply side bottlenecks were not there the chances are that the economy had grown with a growth rate equal to the rate of inflation, i mean 7-7.5%. Because inflation is also an index of increase in consumer spending even if it is under compulsion, read price-rise. The higher (rational) the inflation target set by an economy or the actual inflation the higher the growth rate probably it can achieve.


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