Comments on: Modi is a Second Nehru https://misesindia.in/2022/02/05/modi-is-a-second-nehru/ Economics, Freedom and Peace Mon, 07 Feb 2022 09:06:09 +0000 hourly 1 By: Mises India https://misesindia.in/2022/02/05/modi-is-a-second-nehru/#comment-144589 Mon, 07 Feb 2022 09:06:09 +0000 https://misesindia.in/?p=3511#comment-144589 In reply to Rohan Mehta.

1990s reforms were forced by the market forces on then government. It wasn’t a choice, but a no option because of circumstances. It was hodgepodge attempt of opening the economy. Even that hampered market approach benefitted Indians as always happens with markets.

Any kind of central planning is going to be bad only for a country.

]]> By: Rohan Mehta https://misesindia.in/2022/02/05/modi-is-a-second-nehru/#comment-144232 Sun, 06 Feb 2022 04:14:33 +0000 https://misesindia.in/?p=3511#comment-144232 Dr. Madhusudan
Sir, how what is your opinion on 1991 Economic reforms? It is said it was a gamechanger. However, I seem to come to conclusion that due to coincidence with emergence of Internet and World Wide Web, the IT industry benefitted and, because of this, there was an illusion of growth which seems to now running out of steam. India was hailed to create an economic model that seems to jump directly from primary sector namely agriculture and allied activities to tertiary sector namely service sector, completely bypassing the secondary sector i.e. manufacturing etc. Sir is this not abnormal and may result in grave consequences for India? Thank You.

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