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Activities of National Institute of Population Studies Evaluation of Mobile Service Units. Pakistan Population Review, Vol. Pakistan Basic Demographic Indicators. This has created some concerns for higher than anticipated generalized inflation over the next few months. The per capita growth in income has recovered to 5. The per capita consumption growth as reflected in the private final consumption expenditure shows a declining trend since The Survey says that the country received 23 per cent less rainfall during the south-west monsoon but some of the shortfall was made up during the post monsoon season when the country received 8 per cent excess rainfall.
Kharif season showed a decline of nearly 6. While the decline in Kharif acreage under pulses was 5. As per the available estimates, wheat, pulses and groundnut have seen an increase in acreage as compared to last year. The growth of broad money M3 has moderated from around 21 per cent in the beginning of fiscal year to While in the first half of the year, credit to the Government remained the key driver of money growth, it has moderated since the third quarter of The Survey says that since the outbreak of the global financial crisis in , the RBI has followed an accommodative monetary policy supporting early recovery of the growth momentum.
This has also facilitated the unprecedented borrowing requirement of the Government to fund its fiscal deficit. Nearly two third of the borrowing of the Government was completed in the first half of the fiscal year which not only helped in checking pressure on interest rate but also created space for the revival of private investment demand in the second half of the year.
The fiscal expansion undertaken by the central government as a part of the policy response to counter the impact of global slowdown has resulted in increased fiscal deficit from 2.
The Survey says that the recommendations of the Thirteen Finance Commission have to be taken on board in shaping the fiscal policy for and in the medium term. The Finance Commission has recommended a calibrated exit strategy from the expansionary fiscal stance of and It has also suggested that the revenue deficit of the centre needs to be progressively reduced and eliminated followed by emergence of revenue surplus by The Survey notes with satisfaction that several factors that have emerged from the performance of the economy in the last 12 months augur well for the Indian economy.
The gross domestic savings as a percentage of GDP stands at These figures compare favourably with some of the fastest growing economies. It also underlines the significance of the presence of Indian corporations in the global market place. The Survey is hopeful that the economy will go back to 9 per cent growth rate in the medium term. This follows the revival in investment and private consumption demand impressive growth in exports in November and December and remarkable turn around in Core infrastructure sector.
It says, after a set back agriculture is gradually getting back to the projected path and with a reasonable one per cent additional growth in GDP coupled with recovery of global economy, the Indian GDP can be expected to grow around 8.
With full recovery the economy can breach the 9 per cent mark in Given the steadily improving fundamentals of the economy, the Survey says, if there are improvements in infrastructure, both urban and rural, and reform in governance and administration, it is possible for India to move into double-digit growth and even become the fastest growing economy in the world within next four years.
Summary of Economic Survey Robust growth and steady fiscal consolidation have been the hallmark of the Indian economy in the year so far. The economic survey is in fact a synopsis of what happened, what is happening and what will happen. It is prepared with the assistance of the financial might. They analyze the various aspects of the financial scenario and then suggest ways to improve the condition of the economy.
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