India's GDP growth is expected to remain subdued, given that India's major steelmakers have deferred the capacity addition plans for nearly 15MT over the past two years. Therefore, growth in the steel industry is likely to remain robust in 2022. ...
In a pioneering work, Barro (1991) observed that the per capita growth rate of countries is positively associated with human capital and political stability, while it is inversely related to the ratio of government consumption expenditure to the GDP for 98 countries during 1960–1985. Benhabib and...
Fourth, is expanding connectivity. According to estimates there will be an eightfold increase in the GDP of India and Indonesia by 2050. Similar increases are expected in some of the other countries in South and West Asia. This requires additional port capacities and new transport r...
COVID-19 is provoking deeper and longer economic uncertainty than witnessed in recent decades—India’s GDP declined by 24 percent year on year in the second quarter of 2020, and a GDP contraction of 7.3 percent was estimated for fiscal year 2021 as a whole.6 The credit squeeze could...
To sum it up, a lot of fundamental changes happened in the two decades when the real estate prices grew. Since these changes are unlikely to happen again, it is unlikely that the Indian real estate sector will ever see such sustained growth in the near future. ...
b shows the ranking of state-level consumption-based emissions intensity per GDP. c shows the ranking of state-level consumption-based emissions intensity per capita. For all bar chart, length of bar indicates its size according to the x-coordinate, and color of bars corresponds to state GDP ...
Economic harms of blocking: an ICRIER study says that apps contributed $20 billion USD in 2015–16 to India’s GDP. Measures should be targeted: that broad blocking measures will adversely impact online usage of innocent consumers. Regulatory measures “need to be targeted, narrowly...
(C) Then we hear about the Government Budget deficit as a percentage of GDP. Now any national government is able to pay for its activities only by taxation or borrowing or by using its monopoly over the domestic medium of exchange to print new money. In India today, universal money-illusio...
On back of the hope of rate cut and consequent. ..6 -6positive impact on industrial growth and consumption, the EOS respondents growth for FY14. forecasted a 6.7% GDP However, going forward it will be important to maintain a cautious approach. The hope of moving to 6.7% growth level in...
For this our defence expenditure must rise from the present of 2.4 per cent to six per cent of GDP after ensuring sufficient transparency in defence purchases. At present two Italian ladies, one in India and another in France, are playing havoc with the quality of our defence equipment purchas...