Developed country Quote by Anonymous
““To become a developed country, therefore, India’s GDP will have to grow at 12 per cent per year for at least a decade. Technically this is within India’s reach, since it would require the rate of investment to rise from the present 28 per cent of GDP to 36 per cent, while productivity growth will have to ensure that the incremental output-capital ratio declines from the present 4.0 to 3.0. These are modest goals that can be attained by an efficient decision-making structure, tackling corruption, increased Foreign direct investment (FDI) and use of IT software in the domestic industry.””
About This Quote
Source Report: Economic Outlook for India, 2023
India needs sustained high growth, increased investment, and productivity gains to become developed.
In simple terms: India must grow fast, invest more, and be productive.
Focus on investment, anti‑corruption, and tech adoption.
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When to use this quote
- legislation
- business strategy
- education
- infrastructure
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What reforms will most boost productivity?
- How can corruption be effectively reduced?
Political instability can hinder reforms.