Economic Survey 2015 is a special one, in the sense that it was presented this time, in two Volumes, each of 150 Page, departing from one Volume traditional ritual.
Without much discussion, I will present 22 most important Images in this post, (from Volume 1) which unravel the mysteries of Indian Economics.
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Analyse each picture, understand the subtleties. - That part is left to the reader :-p
Next Post will be focusing on the important images from Volume 2.
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Image 1: WPI vs CPI from 2013 to 2015
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Image 1: WPI vs CPI from 2013 to 2015 |
Image 2: GDP Growth Slowdown towards the end of UPA 2 regime
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Image 2: GDP Growth Slowdown towards the end of UPA 2 regime |
Image 3: Acceleration in growth of Rural Wages and eventual Slowdown
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Image 3: Acceleration in growth of Rural Wages and eventual Slowdown |
Image 4: Neccessary Transformational Properties of a sector for being a growth engine
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Image 4: Neccessary Transformational Properties of a sector for being a growth engine |
Image 5: Stagnation in Exports of Goods and Services as a % of GDP
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Image 5: Stagnation in Exports of Goods and Services as a % of GDP |
Image 6: Skewed incentivisation through Policies pertaining to Vasectomies and Tubectomies
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Image 6: Skewed incentivisation through Policies pertaining to Vasectomies and Tubectomies |
Image 7: Fiscal Deficit over years - Progress on implementation of FRMB Act
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Image 7: Fiscal Deficit over years - Progress on implementation of FRMB Act |
Image 8: Skewed nature and ill targeting of Fuel Subsidies in India
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Image 8: Skewed nature and ill targeting of Fuel Subsidies in India |
Image 9: Peaking of Stalled Projects during UPA 2 era
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Image 9: Peaking of Stalled Projects during UPA 2 era |
Image 10: Why Projects are being Stalled ? - Types of Stalled Projects
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Image 10: Why Projects are being Stalled ? - Types of Stalled Projects |
Image 11: Why Projects are being Stalled ? - Reasons
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Image 11: Why Projects are being Stalled ? - Reasons |
Image 12: Share of NPAs as percent of total advances
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Image 12: Share of NPAs as percent of total advances |
Image 13: Rate of growth of GFCF - Gross Fixed Capital Formation
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Image 13: Rate of growth of GFCF - Gross Fixed Capital Formation |
Image 14: Double financial Repression of Indian (Public)Banks
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Image 14: Double financial Repression of Indian (Public)Banks | | |
Image 15: Domestic Credit to GDP Ratio (very low in India)
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Image 15: Domestic Credit to GDP Ratio (very low in India) |
Image 16: Investment in Railways - Comparison of India and China
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Image 16: Investment in Railways - Comparison of India and China |
Image 17: (Non) Addition to Capacity of Indian Railways
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Image 17: (Non) Addition to Capacity of Indian Railways |
Image 18: CPI,WPI vs growth in Passenger Rates and Freight Rates
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Image 18: CPI,WPI vs growth in Passenger Rates and Freight Rates |
Image 19: (Non) Peaking of Employment contribution by Secondary Sector
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Image 19: (Non) Peaking of Employment contribution by Secondary Sector |
Image 20: What to Make in India ? Manufacturing or Services?
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Image 20: What to Make in India ? Manufacturing or Services? |
Image 21:Reduction in Under Recoveries to Oil Companies and Hike in Carbon Taxes
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Image 21:Reduction in Under Recoveries to Oil Companies and Hike in Carbon Taxes |
Image 22: (Theoretical) Alternative Carbon Taxation Strategies
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Image 22: (Theoretical) Alternative Carbon Taxation Strategies |
Bonus Image!: Comparison of 13th and 14th Finance Commissions
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Bonus Image!: Comparison of 13th and 14th Finance Commissions |
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Dont forget to come back, for the Summary of Volume 2 of Economic Survey.
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All the best,
Vivek R.
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