The Ten Trillion Dream Dented - Garg, Subhash Chandra
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It is the aspiration of every Indian to live a good life. The measure of which is better health, education, housing and income. Only a developed economy can fulfil this aspiration of its people. India is a growing economy and dreams of becoming a $10 trillion economy. In The $10 Trillion Dream, the author provided the road map to fulfilling that dream. However, the performance of the Indian economy in the past few years seems to have shattered the $10 trillion dream. This book presents a comprehensive and critical analysis of the performance of the Indian economy under the Modi government from…mehr

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It is the aspiration of every Indian to live a good life. The measure of which is better health, education, housing and income. Only a developed economy can fulfil this aspiration of its people. India is a growing economy and dreams of becoming a $10 trillion economy. In The $10 Trillion Dream, the author provided the road map to fulfilling that dream. However, the performance of the Indian economy in the past few years seems to have shattered the $10 trillion dream. This book presents a comprehensive and critical analysis of the performance of the Indian economy under the Modi government from 2019 to 2024. It critically examines the policy measures taken by the government and identifies the reasons why India can't become a $10 trillion economy by 2035. Foregrounded in rigorous research, The $10 Trillion Dream Dented is an unputdownable work that should encourage policymakers to rethink their approach to managing the Indian economy.
Autorenporträt
Subhash Chandra Garg was a member of the Indian Administrative Service for more than thirty-six years. He served as secretary, economic affairs, finance secretary and power secretary in the Government of India, and finance secretary of Rajasthan. Presently, he works as a freelance policy strategist on economy, finance and fiscal affairs. He has been writing blogs regularly for more than two years, which can be read at subhashchandragarg.blogspot.com. He also writes for newspapers and magazines, and appears on television channels for discussions on the Budget and other public policy matters.