India's economic liberalization in 1991 unleashed entrepreneurship and led to significant growth for companies like Infosys. A study found the number of first-generation companies listed in the elite Group A of the Bombay Stock Exchange grew from 9 in 1991 to 30 in 2011, a 588% increase. Even with recent policy paralysis, the researcher believes entrepreneurs will continue to find ways to succeed and contribute more to India's GDP and socioeconomic development due to skills and attitudes developed during the post-liberalization period.