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For one must recognise that , to most people , reforms don't mean anything . ... And the political weakness of the reform programme is that , while it has made an enormous difference to the Indian economy as a whole and to crucial ...
For one must recognise that , to most people , reforms don't mean anything . ... And the political weakness of the reform programme is that , while it has made an enormous difference to the Indian economy as a whole and to crucial ...
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It is perhaps true to say that we have reached the limits of reform possi- bilities , which are technocratic in nature and which do not hurt any interest group . Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh have been telling the rest of the world ...
It is perhaps true to say that we have reached the limits of reform possi- bilities , which are technocratic in nature and which do not hurt any interest group . Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh have been telling the rest of the world ...
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concerted strategy to " sell " the economic reform process to the public . What we see in most cases is a kind of defensive expla- nation of the necessity of the reforms , in- stead of their aggressive promotion as a national objective ...
concerted strategy to " sell " the economic reform process to the public . What we see in most cases is a kind of defensive expla- nation of the necessity of the reforms , in- stead of their aggressive promotion as a national objective ...
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