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Economic development of India after liberalisation

Economic development of India after liberalisation. Dr.C.Pratheep Mulamana V & HSS, Anakudy. India: 1947 to 2012. India has achieved growth in various sectors. Economic development since 1950. Growth rate in India. Chart.

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Economic development of India after liberalisation

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  1. Economic development of India after liberalisation Dr.C.Pratheep Mulamana V & HSS, Anakudy

  2. India: 1947 to 2012 India has achieved growth in various sectors

  3. Economic development since 1950

  4. Growth rate in India • Chart

  5. Population, GDP, and GDP per capita at market prices, selected years

  6. GDP per capita (constant 2000 US$), selected comparisons

  7. Contributions to growth (in annual percentage rate of change)

  8. Percentage of GDP (at factor costs) by industry of origin

  9. Indian Industry

  10. Growth performance of the manufacturing sector • Growth performance has two dimensions: (i) rate of growth of the industrial and manufacturing sectors; and (ii) rate of growth of employment • Three sources of data: (i) Index of Industrial Production; (ii) National Accounts Statistics; and (iii) Annual Survey of Industry

  11. Rate of growth of the industrial and manufacturing sectors • Much of the discussion on growth performance is on the basis of Index of Industrial Production (IIP) • The IIP has three base years: 1980-81 (1980-81 through 1993-94); 1993-94 (1993-94 through 2004-05) and 2004-05(2004-05 through 2011-12). • We could then splice the three separate series into one with the base year 2004-05.

  12. Rate of growth of industrial and manufacturing sectors over the period, 1980-8 1 through 2011-12

  13. Growth performance: Pre and Post Liberalization

  14. Industry-wide growth performance of the Manufacturing Sector (average annual growth rates per annum)

  15. Labour

  16. Trends in Employment (in Millions)

  17. Growth of PCSDP by States

  18. Growth of PCSDP by States

  19. Foreign Direct Investment • Inward and Outward FDI • Definitional issues • Changes in Government Policies • Magnitude of inward and outward FDI inflows • Country wide and industry-wide distribution • Effect of inward FDI: (i) Overall economic growth; (ii) exports from India; (iii) non-debt creating way of financing BoP; (iv) technology spillovers

  20. Trends in Net Inward FDI (Millions of US $)

  21. Trends in Net Inward and Outward FDI (Millions of US $)

  22. Country-wide distribution of inward FDI

  23. Industry-wide distribution of outward FDI

  24. Direction of India’s Outward FDI

  25. Industry-wide distribution of Outward FDI

  26. World Bank prediction on Indian Economic Development

  27. For articles,powerpoint etc. visit www.pratheepc.wordpress.com

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