India's Growth Narrative: Performance and Potential (1951-52 to 2050-51)
Language: English
Published by Atlantic, 2026
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- Title
- India's Growth Narrative: Performance and Potential (1951-52 to 2050-51)
- Author
- Srivastava, D K; Bharadwaj, Muralikrishna; Kapur, Tarrung
- Publisher
- Atlantic
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 8126943815
- ISBN 13
- 9788126943814
Dividing India's growth experience into distinct phases, India's Growth Narrative: Performance and Potential (1951-52 to 2050-51) argues that the lowest average growth of 3.5% during the late 60s and early 70s, which has often mistakenly been referred to as the 'Hindu Growth Rate' belongs to a socialist pattern phase of growth which was preceded by a colonial legacy phase. Subsequently, the Indian economy transitioned from a mixed economy phase to first reform, accelerating growth and global crises phases. Prospectively, India is projected to reach a stable growth of about 7.0%, which is more appropriately referred to as the 'Hindu Growth Rate' as it is consistent with saving and investment rates prescribed in India's ancient texts. After providing a phase-wise overview of the evolution of fiscal, monetary, financial and external sector policies, this book projects India's growth up to 2050-51. It shows how, within 100 years of the inception of the Constitution, India is slated to regain its past economic glory, reaching a Viksit status in a modern global economy.
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About the Author
MA and PhD in Economics from Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, has 14+ years of experience in macroeconomics and public finance. As Senior Manager at EY India, he collaborated on projects for governments, including Memorandum to the 15th Finance Commission for Jharkhand, Nepal's revenue mobilisation and Kuwait's subsidy reform. He has held research roles at Digital Insights, Infosys and IHS and published in leading journals.
MBA and MA in Economics from Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, has 14+ years of experience in macroeconomics, public finance and taxation. As Senior Manager at EY India, he contributed to projects like Memorandum to the 15th Finance Commission for Jharkhand, GST related research, Nepal's revenue mobilisation and Kuwait's subsidy reform. He has published peer-reviewed articles and worked at ICRA Management Consulting and Indicus Analytics.
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