Love For Sons To Extreme Weather: 10 Things That Will Shape India’s Economy

• A large increase in registered direct and indirect taxpayers.
• Formal non-agricultural payroll much larger than believed.
• State’s prosperity is positively correlated with their international and inter-state trade.
• India’s firm export structure is substantially more egalitarian than in other large countries.
• Clothing incentive package boosted exports of readymade garments.
• Indian parents continue to have children until they get desired number of sons.
• Substantial avoidable litigation in tax arena which government action can reduce.
• To re-ignite growth, raising investment is more important than raising savings.
• Direct tax collections by Indian states and local governments are significantly lower than those of their counterparts in other federal countries.
• Extreme weather adversely impacts agricultural yields.

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