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Indian Economic Forecast November 1992

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There are confusing signals which are being given by different ministers and their officials about the health of Indian economy. Among all this brouhaha attempt is made to give economic logic to events occurring around us and it is argued that the liberalisation process is very much on track. There is general sluggishness in the economy partly owing to hoarding by traders and slackness in domestic demand for consumer goods. The back of spiraling inflation has been broken and heat of competition is being felt in market place. The governments’ credibility is at stake and hence in the coming budget we are not likely to see any hesitation or delay in implementing pre-announced reforms in trade sector and industrial sector.

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  • Rastogi A B, 1992. "Indian Economic Forecast November 1992," IIMA Working Papers WP1992-12-01_01146, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, Research and Publication Department.
    • Handle: RePEc:iim:iimawp:wp01146
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