Indian economy hurt by heavy regulation, overburdened infrastructure
BY TETSUFUMI ARITA SENIOR STAFF WRITER
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India's stifling business regulations and overburdened infrastructure--as well as the global downturn--are putting the brakes on the country's economic growth.
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