Holy cow in Indian economy- Present situationSaravanan, S
The growth of a developing economy must require some revolutionary approaches and steps to support the highly-dense population of the country. With some chronic problems like- poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, etc, it is being tough for such an econo...
It is observed in present scenario that the Indian economy is rapidly growing economies in the world. The increasing income and savings levels, investment opportunities, huge domestic consumption and younger population will ensure growth for future. The main drivers of Indian economy are sect...
the present visible private demand is emanating from the top of the pyramid. This, coupled with sustained high inflation, may indicate the evolution of a stagflationary situation where the economic growth momentum slows," he said.
This is an abbreviated edition in English of two books published by the author in 1929 and in 1935 in Amsterdam and in Batavia. The present publication has... D Schoute - 《Indian Medical Gazette》 被引量: 11发表: 1938年 The Evolution of the Netherlands Indies Economy In this companion st...
In any ultimate analysis, resources for public goods and services in an economy can be found only by diverting the real resources of individual citizens towards public uses. Other than printing fiat money, a national Government can only either tax those citizens who are present today in the popu...
Survey on Current State of Economy January 2013 -2FICCI Survey on Current State of Economy, January 2013 Highlights The global economic situation continues...
6 While twin deficit refers to the situation when an economy suffers from both the fiscal deficit and the current account deficit, twin balance sheet stress is a scenario where banks are under severe stress and the corporates are overleveraged to the extent that they cannot repay their loans. ...
It also reflects on the present challenges need to be addressed by framing more effective and stringent policies and their implementation to maintain sustainable growth in economy. It also urges to focus on opportunities available and inclusion of the key areas like governance, education, technology,...
and frameworks for climate finance. Financing the transition economy will likely require annual investments of around INR 12 to 13 lakh crore ($145 billion to $160 billion) over the next decade and around INR 35 lakh crore ($430 billion) on average for the next 25 years—India currently is...