India will become at least 10 times richer if it follows the policies of liberty promoted by FTI.

However, it can become twice as rich by following Gujarat's systems. (See this) That is because Gujarat is SLIGHTLY more free than the rest of India and Modi doesn't fully hate the free market.

As a result, "Gujarat accounts for 5% of India's population but 16% of its industrial output and 22% of its exports."

Unfortunately, as I've pointed out repeatedly, Gujarat's governance is still in shambles compared to world-best governance, and needs fundamental reforms. Modi is totally contaminated and that precludes the possibility of his becoming  a national leader. As well – he doesn't know about nor articulate any understanding of the radical reforms to economic and education policies that are needed. So he can't take Gujarat to its potential, leave alone India.

Kamal Sharma, FTI member from Gujarat is among those who are far better placed to lead Gujarat – to TEN TIMES more wealth.

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3. Be rich, get up and succeed! Chanakya’s exhortation to India.
4. Freedom Team of India releases its policy framework (analytical structure to design policies)
5. Larry White’s excellent talk – and writings on banking, India, and economic history
6. Review of Demsetz’s masterpiece: From Economic Man to Economic System
7. Indian oppression of India (or the costs to India of Indian rule) #1
8. Economic design of democracy and bureaucracy
9. India I promise to make you very rich!
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