There are broadly two views on the Indian economy. One is untrammelled boosterism, the dream of becoming a US$5trn (trillion) economy, delivered by an ostensible era of perpetual prosperity, supported by a set of rosy data. Another view is sceptical of such an inference, based on a different data set. There is enough evidence to support both views, which creates an economic data fog, as Debashis Basu calls it. Listen to this week's episode to learn more.
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