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Familiar constraints could stall rise in public investment

There are signs that the government’s plans to ramp up public investment over the coming years are bearing fruit. However, it is early days and, looking ahead, fully implementing the plans will be a tough challenge. Potential impediments include another shortfall in tax revenues, and a lack of progress in amending land acquisition laws.

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