Is five-point-something growth the new normal?

November 30, 2012 18:00

The Indian government's dream of achieving double-digit growth seems as distant as ever. In early 2011, New Delhi was confident the economy was on track to expand 9% that year. It didn't happen, and now we're getting used to five-point-something growth rates. Read

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