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India's going back to import substitution is wrong way to go: Anne Krueger

Anne Krueger, First deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund spoke on India's growth prospects

Anne Krueger
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Anne Krueger, senior research professor of International Economics, John Hopkins University, USA and former first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund (2001-2006)

Ruchika Chitravanshi
Anne Krueger, senior research professor of international economics, Johns Hopkins University, and first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) (2001-2006) spoke to Ruchika Chitravanshi in New Delhi on India’s growth prospects. Krueger also said multilateral institutions have been fairly effective if not completely. Edited excerpts: 


The IMF recently said that what is happening in the Israel-Hamas conflict has clouded its outlook for global growth. What is your view on the medium-term growth potential of the world and India?

Obviously, it is the same as the IMF. These are all new things and especially because they’re happening

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