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INDIAN ECONOMIC SURVEY2007-2008
By
Akshay Kulkarni Sudhanshu Misra
Rakesh Kumar
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Outlook State of the Economy
Challenges, Policy Response and Medium Term Prospects
Fiscal Developments and Public Finance
Prices and Monetary Management
Financial Intermediation and Markets
External Sector
Agriculture and Food Management
Industry
Social Sectors
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Major Highlights on India's Economic survey for 2007-08
Economy moves decisively to higher growth phase
Economic growth in 2007-08 projected at 8.7 per cent
Overall inflation projected to decline from 5.6 per cent in 2006-07 to 4.1 per cent in 2007-08
Acceleration in domestic investment and savings rates
Buoyant growth in Government Revenues
Investment climate full of optimism
Concern over slowdown in consumer goods segment of industry and infrastructure constraints
Indian economy at market exchange rate to cross 1 trillion dollars in current fiscal
Growth in service sector continues to be broad based with transport and communication being the
fastest during the Xth Five Year Plan
13.9 per cent growth in financial services in 2006-07
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Annual average growth of money on an accelerating trend since 2003-04 reaching 19.5
per cent in 2006-07
150 per cent increase in net foreign direct investment inflows in 2006-07 to US dollar 23
billion. Trend continues in the current financial year with gross Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) inflows reaching US dollar 11.2 billion in first six months
Trade to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio increases from 22.5 per cent of GDP in
2000-01 to 34.8 per cent of GDP in 2006-07
Heightened urgency to augment and upgrade infrastructure both physical as well associal and in particular power, roads and ports
Persistent institutional weaknesses and implementation constrains at different levels of
government need to be addressed
Private sector requires policy and regulations that are comprehensive but simple andclear and credible
Agricultural growth, dependent as it is on monsoon, continues to fluctuate. Overall
foodgrains production in 2007-08 expected to fall short of the target by 2.2 million
tonnes. Need for second green revolution particularly in rainfed areas emphasized.
(ANI)
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