Invisible hand of market…
- The exponential rise in India’s GDP and GDP per capita after liberalisation coincides with wealth generation in the stock market
- Sectors that were liberalised grew significantly faster than those that remained closed
- Pro-business policies provide equal opportunities to new entrants, enable fair competition, and ease of doing business
- Efficiently scale up the banking sector to be proportionate to the size of the Indian economy
…supported by ‘trust’ as a public good
- Citizens can enjoy its benefits at no explicit financial cost
- Non-rival consumption: The marginal cost of supplying this public good to an extra citizen is zero
- Trust grows with repeated use and