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An ideal reform agenda

by C. Narayanasuwami

(Continued from yesterday)

Disproportionate expansion of the public sector: Oversupply of staff in the public sector has been another major factor contributing to inefficiencies in the productive use of time and resources. Successive governments made appointments especially to the lower segments of the public service, such as clerks, peons and drivers rather indiscriminately to satisfy electoral demands and fulfil promises made during elections.
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