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Pritam Banerjee

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Pritam Banerjee: 2025 Marks India's Arrival as a Great Power

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By Pritam Banerjee
| Rediff.com Verified
In a world fractured by uncertainty, India stands out for its policy consistency, paired with sustained ambition, points out Pritam Banerjee. Key Points 2025 will stand as a testament to India's resilience against all odds. Major institutions, including the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, now view India as the primary engine of long-term global growth.
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India’s Trade Strategy for the 21st Century: Tariffs, Supply-Chains, Investment and Technology

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By Pritam Banerjee
| indiafoundation.in
Introduction: Trade Policy in the Context of the Vision for Viksit Bharat India has set itself an ambitious target. The country hopes to transform into a developed economy with commensurate per capita income and quality of life by 2047. This vision of Viksit Bharat envisages a robust economy that is globally competitive and integrated into global value chains, generating economic opportunities for Indian workers and businesses to assist in fulfilling this transformation into a developed economy.
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Pritam Banerjee writes: Focus on jobs in digitally delivered services, incentivise mid-sized firms, rationalise tariffs for GVC integration

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By Pritam Banerjee
| The Indian Express Verified
A key focus of the 2024 interim budget had been on the issue of job creation and skill development. An associated focus had been on rationalisation of customs duties to help India’s integration into global value-chains leading to expansion of its industrial base and exports that in turn create employment opportunities. The recommendations that follow focus on these very themes.
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