Experts Call For New Set Of Policies For Manufacturing Revival
India’s challenge in manufacturing is not (constraints) of demand, finance, or skills but regulatory cholesterol. People hold China’s joining the WTO in 2001 as the turning point in their becoming the factory for the world. India had joined the WTO six years before, yet we missed that opportunity.
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