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Economic reforms

This is with reference to "Reforms hobbled by politics" (Business Line, July 13); India's economic liberalisation has not reached the poor, most of whom earn $1-2 per day.

Why does the government sell the share of profit-making public sector companies to raise resources?

Why can't it stop corruption and mobilise and utilise those funds effectively?

George Chandy

Leesburg, VA, US

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