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What are your thoughts on the Disposable income of Indian consumers? will it increase or decrease in the coming 5 years?

Harsh Patel

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it will increase because the consumption rate has been fallen down due to which there's a impact on country growth rate coming down and we are heading towards 5 trillion economy. so there may be cut off in personal tax rates.

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