During his speach in the Union Budget session of 2007-08, the Finance Minister, P. Chidambaram announced that the government would write off loans that small and marginal farmers had taken from formal financial institutions. The total amount to be written off was estimated to be Rs. 60,000 (the government later modified its estimate to Rs. 72,000 crore).
The policy evoked a huge debate in policy circles and the development sector. Amid a flurry of speculation about the efficacy of the policy, CMF spoke with 4 experts, M S Swaminathan, Vijay Mahajan, Supriya Sule, and Malcolm Harper, in order to help readers examine the policy from various angles.
The interviews were originally published in Eye on Micro Finance, CMF's newsletter. You can read interviews (html version) from the following links or download the pdf version from here.
M S Swaminathan
Vijay Mahajan
Supriya Sule
Malcolm Harper
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