"It is hard therefore to find many products outside India that are manufactured by Indian firms," he said
Part of his reasoning was that consumers could not fully benefit from input price declines as Big 5 companies control manufacturing of all major sectors as well as retail trade and telecommunications
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Acharya warned that both conditions are prevalent in India. Given India's macro constraints, where the government is spending more relative to the Indian households' savings
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Acharya, who resigned after run-ins with the government last year, said the dip in financial savings is also another reason which can explain the disagreements between Mint Road and North Block