ISAS Briefs

The author joins the debate on what has caused the Indian economy to stumble over the last few months and what can the policy makers do to revive growth in a way that it can be sustained over time. It can be argued that the economy’s wounds are self-inflicted. In the author’s view, India’s policy makers – not just those who currently hold the reins of power but also those who come after them – must bring about a fundamental change in the Indian economic strategy.