Sarin: India's Per Capita GDP Could Reach $15,000 In 20 Years
Rohit Sarin · Money Rules The Top 1% Follow and Others Ignore | Rohit Sarin, Client Associates · Jul 28, 2026 · at 43:26
Rohit Sarin, co-founder of Client Associates, discusses India's long-term economic growth trajectory and transition out of low-income status.
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“So we're already at 3000 over about 20 years. I think there's a good chance that we should get to about 15,000 or so, and that is where we will get categorized as a mid market, you know, affluent nation from a poor nation currently.”
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