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GLASS HALF EMPTY OR HALF FULL?

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HATE, HUBRIS, AND HARD STATISTICS: Debating hard statistics

However, as the political discourse in the country becomes more intense, parties of all hues support their arguments with facts and figures that sometimes seem to look discordant. This can be very confusing, and can raise doubts on the real state of the Indian economy. In thismarkets, and that India should aim for macroeconomic stability. This would attract more foreign investors who can bring in skills and technology. Chidambaram said the Modi government was wrong in not giving a fiscal stimulus, because it is disregarding the “bottom half” of the population. Mishra countered by saying that the economy has a natural process of healing, which should not be interrupted by giving sops. Moreover, countries like the US, which had gone overboard with stimulus measures, are now paying the price for their exuberance.

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