Awakening the sleeping tiger
India can achieve a level of per capita income by the mid-2020s similar to that of China today but urgent reforms are needed.
INDIA missed the high-speed growth train from 1960 to 1980 that carried Japan and the Asian Tigers to the rich-country club.
Even compared to China and other developing countries in Asia, India's economic performance, until the 2000s, has been a disappointment.
However, growth experienced in early 2000s suggests that the Indian economy is capable of delivering admirable growth rates on a sustainable basis when the right policy mix is adopted.
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