India: An elephant, not a tiger

For all its chaos, bureaucracy and occasional violence, India has had a remarkably successful past few years. James Astill (interviewed here) asks how it will cope with an economic downturn

To make a serious dent in poverty, India needs to keep up economic growth of around 8% a year. In the medium term that should not be too difficult. More impressive even than the success of India’s best companies is the zest for business shown by millions of Indians in dusty bazaars and slum-shack factories. They are truly entrepreneurs. It is no coincidence, as is often noted, that Indians have prospered everywhere outside India. Full Story »

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by Kaizar Campwala - Dec. 11, 2008

When the discussion revolves around concrete stats, few publications so succinctly paint an even-handed, sober, informative picture of the challenges and opportunities facing their subject as the Economist. Highly recommended economic forecast for India.

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