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<em>The job of policy strategists is always to identify the binding constraints to growth and then try to figure out which policies will help ease them<br />
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Economists of a certain vintage will remember the old development models in which rapid economic growth was held back by three key constraints.<br />
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The second was the foreign exchange constraint. This lack of hard currency to import the capital equipment needed to build new industrial capacity led to the Nehruvian quest to build a domestic capital goods industry ahead of a consumer goods industry.<br />
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The third was the food constraint. The Mumbai critics of the Mahalanobis plans had warned that the impact of the lack of wage goods would be inflationary as money incomes went up. The mainstream plan models optimistically considered agriculture as a bargain sector in which production could be increased with minimal investment.<br />
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The third was the food constraint. The Mumbai critics of the Mahalanobis plans had warned that the impact of the lack of wage goods would be inflationary as money incomes went up. The mainstream plan models optimistically considered agriculture as a bargain sector in which production could be increased with minimal investment.<br />
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The Indian economy's changing growth constraints -Niranjan Rajadhyaksha

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