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Monthly Publication by NCAER |
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March
2008 Issue Highlights |
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Macro
Outlook : The
Budget
2008-09: The
Fiscal
Stimulus to
Growth |
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Budget
2008 carried
with it the
burden of
typical
election year
expectations distinguishing
it from a
routine affair |
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Macro
Outlook :
Inflation and
Sustainability
of High Growth |
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The
WPI based
inflation rate
crossed 7 per
cent mark in
the last week
of March 2008 |
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Agriculture
: Waiver of
Agricultural
Loans |
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The
Union Budget
2008-09
unveiled a
"historic"
agricultural
debt relief
scheme |
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Industry
: Changing
Consumption
Pattern of Oil
and Gas |
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India
ought to
rapidly expand
her energy
sources to
sustain her
economic
growth rate of
over 8 per
cent in the
coming decades |
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Trade
: EU
Enlargement:
Challenges and
Prospects for
India |
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The
European Union
is the largest
economic
entity in the
world with a
GDP of €
10.9 trillion |
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MARGIN
The Journal of
Applied
Economic
Research |
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Editor-in-Chief:
SUMAN
BERY |
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NCAER's
flagship
journal
Margin
has
been
re-launched
as
Margin-The
Journal
of
Applied
Economic
Research
and
is
now
published
by
SAGE
Publications.
A
peer-reviewed
journal
of
original
articles,
Margin
is
a
focal
point
for
the
dissemination
of
empirical
and
theoretical
knowledge
in
the
broad
area
of
applied
economics-specifically
in
areas
such
as
monetary
and
fiscal
policies,
trade
and
regulation,
international
investment,
rural
economics
and
development
economics.
A
major
emphasis
is
on
policy
analysis
and
application
of
modern
quantitative
techniques
to
development
issues.
The
journal
is
intended
at
encouraging
economic
research
and
analysis
to
achieve
a
deeper
understanding
of
the
dynamics
of
the
development
process
needed
for
policy
making.
The
issues
covered
will
have
a
broad
scope
of
national
and
international
importance.
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Editor-in-Chief:
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Managing
Editor:
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QUARTERLY REVIEW OF ECONOMY (QRE) |
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Quarterly Publication by NCAER |
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August
2007 Issue Highlights |
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Overview |
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The
average annual rate of
real GDP growth has now
crossed the 8.5 per cent
mark. |
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Forecast |
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The
estimates of GDP for has pointed the continuation of the
growth momentum seen in
the past three years. The
growth was seen in both
industry and services
sectors. |
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Agriculture |
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The agricultural output
are likely to enhance
the overall growth
performance of the
agricultural sector,
which had been estimated
earlier at 2.7 per cent. |
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Industry |
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The
Indian economy posted
robust growth of 9.4 per
cent in 2006-07. Despite a
sharp deceleration in the
agricultural sector, the
strong GDP growth of
2006-07 was mainly powered
by impressive growth
of 10.0 per cent in
industry and 11.0 per cent
services. |
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Services |
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Real
GDP from services, on the
aggregate, registered 11
per cent growth in
2006-07. An average of 13
per cent growth in trade,
hotel, transport and
communications segments
made this double digit
growth possible. This
segment accounts for 50
per cent share of the
services sector. |
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Money and Capital Markets |
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The
year-on-year growth in broad
money at the end of the
first quarter of 2007-08
was 21.69 per cent, as
against 18.01 per cent
obtained at the end of
2006-07. |
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External Sector |
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The
world economy continues to
grow at brisk pace in
2007, after posting 5.5
per cent growth in 2006.
The forecast of growth in
2007 and 2008 is a uniform
5.2 per cent. |
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Prices |
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The
annual Wholesale Price
Index (WPI)-based
inflation rate stands at
4.4 per cent at the end of
June 2007. This is the
first time that inflation
has been below the 5 per
cent mark in the current
financial year. |
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Public Finance |
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With such high growth,
it is natural to expect
higher revenue collection
during this period.
However, available
information on government
finances during April-May
2006-07 indicates need for
caution. |
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India Policy Forum 2005-06, A Joint Publication of the Brookings Institution Press and the National
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Quarterly computerised index
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| A bibliographical database on Indian Economic Literature
covering journal articles and working papers received in the NCAER Library. The
database has more than 40,000 citations and is updated regularly. A printed
version of this database is published Quarterly as " Artha Suchi: An Index to
Indian Economic Literature " .
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