- Gita Gopinath of the IMF emphasizes the need for structural reforms in India
- India needs a more skilled workforce, increased women’s labor force participation, and investment in infrastructure
- Gopinath suggests fewer GST rates and broadening the tax base to raise revenue
- She also highlights the importance of improving fiscal space and reducing loopholes in the tax system
- India should focus on capital gains tax and property tax to increase revenue
- Gopinath stresses the importance of ongoing structural reforms for India to achieve developed country status
Source: indianexpress.com
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