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Key question is whos going to win, Arthur Burns or Paul Volcker. Which way is inflation going to go? Deep at night you feel inflation is coming down... in the morning ... it feels like its going up, says Uday Kotak at ET CEO Roundtable. While Nitin Kamath said If you want the markets to truly expand and the customers to be truly sticking around for long periods, we need to find ways to enable the advisory network in this country.

India has the heft on the global stage and nimble regulators, but it needs to build its military power, raise its competitiveness and invest in research and development to capitalise on the opportunities, they said. The country will be a hub for global companies that can exploit the talent available both in services and manufacturing. But setting up advanced manufacturing units cannot happen overnight, they said at the ET CEO Roundtable in Mumbai on Tuesday.

“India probably has the best digital public infrastructure. And we have leveraged this digital public infrastructure and have done national programmes of mass care which you cannot find too many examples around the globe. So this backbone will play out in creating new business models. There will be more start-ups and also more delivery models even in established companies.”

AI: “India probably has the best digital public infrastructure. And we have leveraged this digital public infrastructure and have done national programmes of mass care which you cannot find too many examples around the globe. So this backbone will play out in creating new business models. There will be more start-ups and also more delivery models even in established companies.”

On December 12, The Economic Times brings together some of Indias finest minds to deliberate on various issues. The audience will include an eclectic mix of CEOs, business leaders & entrepreneurs.