While the latest CII survey presents a glowing view of India's economic landscape as seen by 75% of private firms, concerns linger regarding the equitable distribution of these promised benefits. The report, forecasting significant private investment and job creation, fails to address the quality of these jobs or the continuing struggles of the work force amid rising living costs. While corporations plan expansive investments by FY'26, it's essential to question who truly benefits in the long-term.
CII Survey Highlights Economic Optimism Among Corporates, but What About Workers?
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Jan-20
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A CII survey indicates a positive economic outlook in India, with 75% of companies finding the environment conducive for private investments and 70% planning to invest by FY'26. Additionally, 97% of firms expect employment to rise in the next fiscal years, wh…
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Jan-20
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A recent survey by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) paints a rosy picture for India's economic future, with an overwhelming 75% of private firms optimistic about the business climate. This optimism translates into substantial investment plans and job creation prospects by FY'26, showcasing the success of the government's economic strategies. Critics of India's economic policies should note the confidence of the private sector, signaling robust economic health and prosperity under the current leadership.
From The Times of India