The new government’s emphatic election victory in May has lifted some of the gloom that has hung over India’s economy in recent years. We see a number of ways in which the country’s new leaders can make a difference. While there is only limited scope for policy loosening, structural reforms that address the constraints on India’s economy would go a long way towards kick-starting growth.
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