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Through a crystal ball, darkly

Likely slow economic growth in the medium term will be bad for jobs, social harmony and defence capabilities

economy, growth, gdp, coronavirus
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In my article last month (“Recovery: The long hard road ahead”, Business Standard, September 10) I had ended with the conclusion “average, medium-term growth higher than 3-5 per cent looks
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First Published: Oct 27 2020 | 11:00 PM IST

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