The persistent high inflation reminds me of China in mid 1990s. The problem is India’s central bank is not fully committed – if you want the growth/inflation trade-off, then you often end up with high inflation and low growth; but if you are committed in fighting inflation, you will tend to have stable growth and low inflation.
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