Modis Strongman Economics

July 10, 2017 10:00

Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has strong views on economics. Speaking to a big crowd of tycoons, investors and journalists in New Delhi, Mr Modi once admitted that he is not a big economist. Yet he promptly set out an economic vision for India to be a global manufacturing power. Investors should rush to make in India, he said. He claimed that his strong leadership would usher in economic revival and 100 million new manufacturing jobs by 2022.

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