India’s decisive election results have given foreign investors hope that the investment environment will improve. But what reforms are needed to convince investors that India is indeed open for business?
This month IFLR is asking readers which issues must be resolved before India is again recognised as an investment destination. The options are:
Corporate governance improvements
Liberalise investment in key sectors
Combat domestic corruption
Clarify tax regulations
Other
All responses are anonymous.
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Results will be published in the July/August edition of IFLR magazine.
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