As per the survey for January-March 2013, majority of India Inc (54.1 per cent), however, expects no change in their employment levels.
Analysts and economists say that it is too early to expect anything dramatic on the interest rate regime despite the recent reform measures.
Today, when corporate governance practice has become a priority issue, a vast majority of India Inc feels there is a need for stronger regulatory review and enforcement, according to a report by the international consultancy firm KPMG.
Brokerage Edelweiss Securities said if the NDA returns to power with a clear majority in line with exit polls, markets would rejoice the policy continuity.
Majority of India Inc is of the view that extreme moves in the form of monetary tightening made by the Reserve Bank to curtail inflationary pressure would slow down economic growth, a survey by industry chamber Assocham reveals.
About 65 per cent of the CFOs are positive about India's growth
'Investors are now getting clarity on policies.'
CEOs are not happy with scorecard so far but are ready to invest more as they think one year is too short a time to revive the economy
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