The PMO last month had constituted the task force to come up with solutions to have timely and reliable job data for policymaking.
"The task force has had four meetings since it was constituted (May 9, 2017) and the vice-chairman of the Niti Aayog, who is heading it, made a presentation before the PMO on June 20," a senior government official said.
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"We are going to recommend actually a full revamp (of data collection). We need to have more frequent household surveys, which will be at least annual, possibly some quarterly element to it," Panagariya had suggested.
He also called for establishment or enterprise surveys to be conducted annually.
"And I think the possibilities of doing this in the next 2-3 years are all in place," Panagariya noted.
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