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Business confidence rises moderately in the run up to general elections as corporate leaders expect status quo on microeconomic and macroeconomic indicators, finds the latest Business Today C fore Business Confidence Survey.

It's hard to say if a new government at the Centre affects economic growth or not but that has been the perception among a number of corporate leaders and economists for years. There is always a fear of change even if there is no evidence to suggest that a change in government slows economic growth. In the latest Business Confidence Index (BCI) survey for the October December quarter, 43 per cent respondents believed a new government at the Centre could impede GDP growth; 40

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