India needs 8% growth, more female workers to become developed nation: World Bank economist
According to Auguste Kouame, World Bank's Country Director for India, there is
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According to Auguste Kouame, World Bank's Country Director for India, there is
The region is growing faster than all other emerging markets.
The World Bank has retained India’s GDP growth forecast for the financial year 2023-24 at 6.3 per cent
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New Delhi: World Bank senior economist Dhruv Sharma has said India must achieve an approximate growth rate of 8 percent to attain developed country status by 2047, and underscored that achieving such rapid growth is unlikely with the current low level of female workforce participation, media reported.