Lower GST rates will lift growth without derailing fiscal deficit, says PM’s economic advisory council chairman S Mahendra Dev
According to sources, the government appears to be drawing up a roadmap that addresses structural bottlenecks and enhances India’s growth potential
Instead of revising the target band, Sanyal calls for modernising the Consumer Price Index basket and base year to reflect current consumption trends more accurately.
'It is not a big four, it has to be a big 4 plus three, because it is a big four of audit firms plus three global consultancies,' says Sanyal
Need for renewables, domestic finds, diversified imports and reserves are some of the steps that India needs to take to secure its energy needs, Sanyal tells Moneycontrol
The PM-EAC member outlines India’s plan to counter global crude shocks, sustain growth and navigate trade uncertainties in an interview to Moneycontrol
Bottom 20 percent households witnessed a significant shift due to better infrastructure and schemes like Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana, which leave more money in hands of people to spend on other needs
The Advisory Council will help broaden the sixteenth Finance Commission's ambit and understanding by seeking the best national and international practices on matters pertaining to fiscal devolution.
The working paper,' Share of Religious Minorities -- A Cross-Country Analysis,' analysed the rise and fall of religious denominations in various nations, including SAARC. The authors said they looked at the demographic changes in SAARC countries because of their geographical proximity to India, and a possible spillover effect on India.
The paper is authored by EAC-PM member Shamika Ravi, Apurv Kumar Mishra, Consultant, EAC-PM and Abraham Jose, Professional, EAC-PM.
Mishra says India is still behind its pre-pandemic growth estimate roadmap, and more work needs to be done on the labour and capital expenditure front in order to achieve it.
Much of India’s global image is dictated by indices and standards devised by the West and one way to tackle that may be for India to develop its own indices and benchmarks.
But as interest rates keep increasing in the developed economies there could be some reversal of capital flows, and consequent impact on the exchange rate and the economy, Rakesh Mohan cautioned.
Crypto grew because we had near zero interest rates in developed countries for an extended period so people were searching for higher returns.
Inflation in India is uncomfortably sticky. As of now it will be a closed call for RBI in its next MPC meet. It will be prudent to do one more rate hike for RBI. India should not prematurely stop rate hike and be surprised later.
India's deteriorating performance in global governance indicators cannot be ignored given their influence on sovereign ratings, the member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister has argued in a paper
Debroy argued that it is the direct tax system that must be progressive, and not the indirect tax regime. As such, the GST rate should not depend on what the product is
In an essay released on his blog, Rajan says that public criticism gives government bureaucrats the room to speak truth to their political masters.
The EAC-PM also accused Subramanian of blindly trusting data provided by a private agency, CMIE and distrusting government institution Central Statistics Office (CSO).
A look at top cues from domestic and international cues that could have a bearing on D-Street.
A look at top cues from domestic and international cues that could have a bearing on D-Street.
Prime Minister's economic advisory council (PMEAC), the panel of economists has identified ten areas that need immediate attention for accelerating growth.
The panel has identified ten themes around which a report will be structured in the next few months
Watch the interview of Bimal Jalan Former Governor, RBI Chairman, PMEAC - 1991 to CNBC-TV18, in which he shared his thoughts on 25 years of reforms in India and its impact on Indian economy.
Former Reserve Bank Governor C Rangarajan says prices of pulses and vegetables are likely to rise even now.