PPT-INDIAN ECONOMY: Course Outcomes

COURSE OUTCOME CO1 To understand the basic characteristics of economic development and growth of Indian economy CO2 To analyse new economic policies privatization liberalization and globalization in India. The Indian Economy Centre for Civil Society 379be ascertained in advance. Hence, life insurance, besides providing a cover for life of individuals, also serves as a good source of savings for the ben For updated information, please visit . www.ibef.org. JANUARY 2015. For updated information, please visit . www.ibef.org. Strengths………………………….3. Trends…………………………….11. PUBLICATIONS. India Competitiveness Report. State Competitiveness Report. Liveability Report. Individual State Reports. India City Competitiveness Report. Sustainable Competitiveness Report. Industry Competitiveness Report. INDIAN RUPEE. . The.  Indian rupee . (sign-.  . ₹. , code - INR. ) . is . the official . currency. of the Republic Of India. . The . issuance . of the currency is . controlled . by the . Reserve Bank Of India.. Prof. CHARAN WADHVA. E-mail: . cdwadhva@gmail.com. ICAI, New Delhi: May 14, 2013. 1. Indian Economy: Selected issues in Public Finance. Organization of this presentation:. Module 1: Current developments in the Indian economy and Public Finance (Fiscal Health): Pivotal Role of Fiscal Policy (in conjunction with other instruments of Economic Policy) in achieving Major Objectives of National Economic Policy: Fiscal Marksmanship Quality. Ahmed . S.Firoz. These are personal views of the author and should not be attributed to any government agency.. Consistent growth of the economy, despite global economic turmoil. Relative insulation, low global exposure and the prudence of the banking sector are reasons.. Ahmed . S.Firoz. These are personal views of the author and should not be attributed to any government agency.. Consistent growth of the economy, despite global economic turmoil. Relative insulation, low global exposure and the prudence of the banking sector are reasons.. For updated information, please visit . www.ibef.org. JANUARY 2015. For updated information, please visit . www.ibef.org. Strengths………………………….3. Trends…………………………….11. The Indian Economy An Overview and Analysis Class Exercise: What else could have happened? What else can happen? Counterfactuals Where would India’s economy be today if: Gandhi’s economic vision had been adopted For updated information, please visit . www.ibef.org. JANUARY 2015. For updated information, please visit . www.ibef.org. Strengths………………………….3. Trends…………………………….11. Entrepreneurship Development and Industrial Consultancy (DBM-421). What is business? It . is referred to as an organized effort of enterprise to supply consumer with goods and services for a profit. .. BY. Dr. JAGADISH SINGH, . ASSO. . PROFESSOR & HEAD, Dept. of ECONOMICS, HARISHCHANDRA P.G.COLLEGE, VARANASI.. INTRODUCTION:. India is the second highly populated country in the world. India is considering as a developing country and its economy as an emerging economy. After the world war II, there were so many colonial countries got freedom in 1947. After 1947 Indian economic and social system were entirely changed. At last urgently India reformed its economy in 1991 under the leadership of . Dr. Arvind Virmani. Chairman, . Foundation for Economic Growth and Welfare. INTRODUCTION. Pandemic: A once in century event. Great depression, World War II. Macro-economics of Pandemic. Supply cum Demand Shock. pool of scientists &engineers. 3rd. Largest economy in PPP terms . (behind US and China). USD 394.6 . bn. . FX reserves . (US$2 bn in 1947). USD 2.3 . tn. GDP in 2016 . (22.5 times increase since 1947).