Why 'scarcity mindset' still persists in India
Even as incomes and the economy grow, for many the fear of not having enough remains
Business Daily · BBC World Service
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Show Notes
India is home to more than a billion people. For decades, many families lived with uncertainty around food, water and work. Even as incomes rise and the economy grows, for many people the fear of not having enough remains.
It's called 'scarcity mindset'. We find out how it impacts daily lives.
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