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India faces similar problems: risk-averse banks and tight consumer credit. Policy nudges such as rate cuts haven’t worked to the desired extent. Yet incrementalism seems the byword. This contrasts with China, which unveiled a huge stimulus package to increase domestic demand. True, it’s tough for India to payroll its way out of economic gloom the way deep-pocketed China can. But though not as export and import dependent as China, India too faces declining consumer spending, industrial sluggishness and falling exports. That’s why it needs bold sentiment-enhancers such as cuts in income tax, excise duty and fuel prices.