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The government of prime minister Manmohan Singh's efforts to attract foreign investment to India in 2012-2013
01/20/2008
Manmohan Singh takes over the finance minister position, a psoition he held when India opened up its economy in the 1990's. Efforts to reverse investor sentiment, domestic and international in July 2012.
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