The developing world is racing ahead while the developed is facing challenges of nature never forecasted. In the midst of these happenings the governments are increasingly becoming receptive of the ideas flowing from the corporates. Probably it is evident to leaders in the BRIC all the more in India that rule without growth is no more a reality. This changing nature of the relationship between the public leaders and business leaders has augured well for the masses.
What is the future of the Public Private Partnerships? Just how proactive should a government body be to attract corporate views in running a country? Is the Gujarat/Bihar model best for India or is the left theory still applicable?
Not that many of us would be taking up jobs or careers in governance but it is very likely as business leaders we would be interacting with the bureaucracy very often. Therefore it is important we are able to train ourselves for such positions.
We need to also address few more questions:
what are the unidentified areas wherein ideas from the private side of economy could influence governance?
What is the intersection currently and likely between these two extreme ends of the Indian economy?
How does it impact the country’s growth? How does it influence entrepreneurship? And many more such questions...
Growth works best for the society if facilitated by those incharge of the government machinery...
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