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Countries that maintain more openness will grow more: Anne Krueger

The position of any country, including India, will depend on what they do and how they react to geopolitical uncertainties

Anne Krueger
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Anne Krueger, senior fellow at the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University.

Ruchika Chitravanshi

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India should continue to be an open economy and forge regional ties while pushing the pedal on reforms further, says Anne Krueger, senior fellow at the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University. In a face-to-face conversation with Ruchika Chitravanshi on the sidelines of the Kautilya Economic Summit, she stresses that the countries that maintain more openness, and try and move as best they can will be the ones who will grow more amid growing geopolitical uncertainties. Edited excerpts:
 
How do you see India's position evolving in this new global world order amid rising geopolitical uncertainties?
 
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