Why India's fast economic growth makes it difficult to attract foreign investment
India's GDP has grown by more than 7% for two years in a row; From September to December of last year, the growth rate was as high as 8.4%.
moreIndia's GDP has grown by more than 7% for two years in a row; From September to December of last year, the growth rate was as high as 8.4%.
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