There's a new man in North Block and he needs a "minimum common economic programme", a term first used by former prime minister V.P. Singh when he spoke of taking support from the Congress. Politicians have been huddled over the past week trying to hammer out this consensual—or compromise-driven, depending on the way one looks at it—economic blueprint, which even as the new Cabinet was taking oath on June 1 was far from being finalised. Outlook spoke to industrialists across the country to get their views on what this policy could turn out to be.