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NEW DELHI: The government has taken enough measures in the past one year to ensure that when the pandemic is over, the country’s economy grows by over 7%, the chief economic advisor to the government Krishnamurthy Subramanian said in an interaction with
The New Indian Express. “For FY23, we expect the growth to be close to 7%, and from thereon, it will accelerate further as the impacts of the reforms are seen on the ground,” says the CEA.
He says that India was the only country, which launched a slew of reforms during the pandemic, and that too, big-ticket reforms. The reforms that he enlisted include the privatisation and asset monetisation push of the government, capex- driven growth, opening up of sectors like defence, cryptography, mining, PLI scheme, labour and farm reforms.
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