Indian industrialists often point to restrictive labour laws as holding development back. But India’s low R&D spend is the real problem. Greater leeway on labour deployment can’t be expected to make much of a difference.
India’s problem isn’t restrictive labour laws but a failure to innovate—Making workers work harder won’t help
Harshit Brave
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