CEA said growth leads to debt sustainability and even if India were to have real GDP growth rate as low as 3.8% each year from 2022-23 to 2028-29, the country's debt levels will still come down
The Survey emphasised that the year after the crisis will require sustained and calibrated measures to facilitate the process of economic recovery
The Economic Survey 2020-21, authored by CEO K Subramanian, has pegged India's GDP contraction in FY21 at 7.7 per cent, and real GDP growth in FY22 at 11%. Hefre are both volumes of the document
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The findings of the report, published by Business Standard in November 2019, showed consumer spending falling for the first time in over four decades in 2017-18.
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Given the uncertainty, he said, it is difficult to predict if positive territory can be hit in the third or fourth quarter of this fiscal
Krishnamurthy Subramanian says govt is converting Covid crisis into an opportunity by focusing on labour-intensive economic growth
Addressing a virtual event here, Subramanian said it is not just ease of doing business, but also ease of living that has to be enhanced using data
He said that India is the only country which utilised the opportunity provided by the current crisis to unleash the second generation reforms that are focused on factor markets
CEA emphasised that India is the only country which utilised the opportunity provided by the current crisis to unleash the second generation reforms that are focused on factor markets.
NBFCs need to follow prudential measures to ensure that risks do not mount and be vigilant about the quality of lending in these difficult times, Chief Economic Adviser K V Subramanian said
Indian banking sector needs to use emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and machine learning for corporate loans, Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy Subramanian said
India should resist the misleading allure of domestic market and zealously boost exports, said the CEA
He said indicators like rail freight traffic and electricity consumption are pointing to a recovery in economic activity
He rued the fact that India has only one bank in top 100 global bank list while a country much smaller in size has more such banks
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With a coronavirus vaccine still months or may be even years away, economists outside the government don't see a sustained recovery anytime soon.