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Search+›››› Read. Lead. Succeed. ET Prime - For Members OnlyGita Gopinath, chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).India’s new farm and labour laws are a step in the right direction and have the potential to strengthen the supply side and also help boost demand, along with some level of direct support, she told ET in an exclusive interview.NEW DELHI: More direct funding support that includes the urban poor and migrant workers within its fold can help India speed up economic recovery, but monetisation of the deficit is not advisable, said Gita Gopinath, chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). She’s also concerned about “overheating” in the financial markets.India’s new farm and labour laws are a step in the right direction and have the potential to strengthen BYET Bureau Oct 16, 2020, 08:00 AM ISTGift A StoryShare member-only stories with your friends or family and help them read it for free.Gifting Limit Reached!Hey , no more stories left for you to gift.No worries! You will get a limit of stories next month to share with your friends and family.Gift This Story Stories Left!You can gift upto stories in a month.Continue reading with one of these options:Limited AccessFreeLogin to get access to some exclusive stories &amp; personalised newslettersLogin NowUnlimited AccessStarting @ Rs120/monthGet access to exclusive stories, expert opinions &amp; in-depth stock reportsSubscribe NowTo read full story, subscribe to ET Prime₹34 per weekBilled annually at₹2499Already a Member? Super Saver Sale - Flat 30% OffOn ET Prime MembershipAlready a Member? Rs 49 for 1st monthThen Rs. 1,749 per yearValid only with UPI, Credit &amp; Debit Cards Autopay---Subscribe Now(Credit card mandatory)You can cancel your subscription anytime---Subscribe Now(Pay Using Netbanking/UPI/Debit Card)Netbanking, Credit &amp; Debit CardSubscribe with Google₹399MonthlyPLANBilled Amount ₹399No Trial Period₹399₹208(Save 49%)YearlyPLANBilled Amount ₹2,499₹399₹150(Save 63%)2-YearPLANBilled Amount ₹3,599$13.99(Save 40.0%)$33.99Get ET Prime for just ₹2499 ₹1749/yrSpecial OfferGet Flat 20% OffON ET PRIME MEMBERSHIPX

Search+›››› Read. Lead. Succeed. ET Prime - For Members OnlyGita Gopinath, chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).India’s new farm and labour laws are a step in the right direction and have the potential to strengthen the supply side and also help boost demand, along with some level of direct support, she told ET in an exclusive interview.NEW DELHI: More direct funding support that includes the urban poor and migrant workers within its fold can help India speed up economic recovery, but monetisation of the deficit is not advisable, said Gita Gopinath, chief economist of...

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