Orthodox fiscal and monetary policies, with their sole focus on reducing fiscal deficit by a specific percentage of gross domestic product (GDP) and maintaining inflation, were criticised by speakers at the annual general meeting of the Confederation of Indian Industry. Think "out of box" when framing these policies was the suggestion by the speakers to the government.
While NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar limited its criticism to fiscal policies, economist and former chief economic advisor Deepak Nayyar opposed fiscal and monetary policies currently in practice in the country.
Private sector participants echoed some of these views. UTI Asset Management