During his three years in office, Prime Minister Modi has taken a more incremental approach to economic policymaking than many had hoped for. This is likely to set the tone for the coming years. Small steps addressing the major constraints to faster growth – such as India’s difficult labour and land laws – appear more likely than aggressive reforms. Growth should accelerate as a result, but it will not return to the rates of a few years ago.
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