Skeptics commonly point to restrictive trade regime, labor, land, tax uncertainties & lack of investment strategy. GOI has overcome some of these problems. Due to this reform trajectory, we believe #India is more closer to attracting manufacturing investments than ever before (2)
Some major reforms for which govt doesn’t get enough credit: bridging production cost difference between #India & SE Asia. GOI is bridging through some sector-specific policies. Ex: MeitY's trilogy of manufacturing schemes to provide production, capital & land/infra incentives(3)
This is more likely to succeed as #India has well-developed domestic supply chains in these sectors with robust MSMEs which consistently rank among the country’s top 10 exports. Companies leaving #China in such sectors would definitely look favorably upon India’s strengths (8)..
On labor reforms: the sweeping reforms by states such as UP & MP is a positive development. The states should now clarify that these are applicable to both existing & future investments & also extend them for a period beyond 3 years #India (9).. https://twitter.com/someshjha7/status/1258421242538930177?s=20
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