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A Reading Suggestion (assignment) ...

DateMonday, October 16, 2006 at 09:20PM

If you are interested in India and her economy (if you are an economist you should be) I recommend you to read a recent post over the Indian Economy Blog by Edward Hugh. Read for its references and Edward's synopsis but read it especially for the comments section where the level of analysis is extraordinary. The topic is trend growth in India and raises inescapable questions about growth dynamics as a function of passing through the demographic dividend.

Really a must read!  

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