Leaders; Building India Inc  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 401 no. 8756 (Oct. 2011), page 13.
Topik: Laissez Faire; Capitalism; Democracy; Political Economy; Economic Policy

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With the Western way of doing things under siege, India's rise offers a dollop of reassurance to anyone who believes in the combination of democracy and capitalism. It is a superpower-in-waiting whose people vote, whose society is raucous, and whose firms are red-blooded and striding onto the world stage. The contrast with China's authoritarian capitalism is one that fans of laissez-faire find comforting. Some see an echo of America's freewheeling approach, with spicier food and worse roads. But that view is a delusion. For while India's capitalism does have oodles of vim, it is writing its own rules, some better than others. With the Western way of doing things under siege, India's rise offers a dollop of reassurance to anyone who believes in the combination of democracy and capitalism. It is a superpower-in-waiting whose people vote, whose society is raucous, and whose firms are red-blooded and striding onto the world stage. The contrast with China's authoritarian capitalism is one that fans of laissez-faire find comforting. Some see an echo of America's freewheeling approach, with spicier food and worse roads. But that view is a delusion. For while India's capitalism does have oodles of vim, it is writing its own rules, some better than others.

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