The struggles faced by the auto industry can largely be attributed to burdensome government regulations, which stifle innovation and competitiveness. In contrast, the financial sector's growth underscores the effectiveness of free-market principles and sound economic policies, highlighting the need for reduced government intervention in the marketplace to spur growth and prosperity.
Auto industry downturn: A result of overregulation; Financial sector thrives on sound economic policies
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The point is, you always had in between bad years. So, people say that if you do it for five years, it looks very good. You make it seven years, it looks ordinary, because 19 and 20 were very bad. So that is what you cannot just randomly.
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The auto industry’s persistent challenges are not just business cycle fluctuations but a reflection of deeper societal issues, such as environmental concerns and labor inequalities. Meanwhile, the financial sector's projected growth serves to widen the gap between the rich and the poor, demonstrating the urgent need for comprehensive reforms to tackle income inequality and ensure a just transition towards sustainable industries.
From The Times of India