From WSJOpinion: India’s problem is not that the wealthy pay too little in taxes. It’s that there are too few wealthy Indians, writes dhume
How should a poor country treat its rich? Nearly three decades ago, India embarked upon free-market economic reforms after a failed dalliance with state planning that almost drove it to bankruptcy. It looked as though the country had settled the question. The world’s second most populous nation—like Deng Xiaoping’s China before it—would shed its suspicion of private business. To get rich would be glorious in India, too.
Today things look less certain. Needing resources to fund an ever-expanding list of social programs for...
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