Public and Private Sector Investment Dynamics in India: Growth Potential and Future Outlook
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Public Investment, Private Sector, Economic Growth, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Public–Private Partnership (PPP)Abstract
Public and private sector investments are the twin engines of India’s economic growth, shaping its development trajectory since liberalization. Public investment remains vital for building infrastructure, ensuring social welfare, and supporting strategic industries through initiatives such as the National Infrastructure Pipeline, Make in India, and Production Linked Incentive schemes. In parallel, private sector investment, driven by domestic enterprises and foreign direct inflows, has accelerated innovation, efficiency, and competitiveness in sectors like IT, renewable energy, healthcare, and manufacturing. The synergy of both sectors is evident in Public–Private Partnership (PPP) models, which mobilize resources and enhance project viability. However, challenges such as regulatory hurdles, infrastructure bottlenecks, and financial stress limit investment potential. Despite these constraints, India’s demographic dividend, expanding consumer base, and reform-driven policies create strong prospects. Balancing public and private capital are thus crucial for achieving sustainable growth and positioning India as a global investment hub
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