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ECONOMIC SURVEY 2018
Pakistan's poor population swells by 27 mn in six years, poverty surges 7%Pakistan's poverty rate has risen from 21.9% in 2018-19 to 28.9% in 2024-25, pushing around 27 million more people below the poverty line a...- Supply-chain stress that peaked in covid heads higher againRising logistics costs and delivery times are pressuring central banks, with some indicators reaching multi-year highs, signaling potential...
- PM Modi’s Ujjwala at 10 marks shift from access to empowerment, says education minister Dharmendra PradhanTen years on, the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana has provided clean cooking fuel to over 10 crore women. This initiative has significantly i...
- China's factory activity expands more as Iran war risks mountChina's factories saw growth for a second month in April. Exporters are shipping goods early, fearing higher costs from the Iran conflict. ...
- Mark Mobius, pioneer of emerging markets investing, dies at 89Mark Mobius, a pioneer of emerging markets investing, has died at 89. Known for decades at Franklin Templeton Investments, he championed op...
- What is Economic Survey?Economic Survey summarises the annual economic development in the country and sketches out short- and medium-term prospects of the economy
- In water-stressed India, farmers may be asked to irrigate lessIndia should use tech and change cropping patterns to reduce the use of ground water, the Survey said.
- Economic Survey 2018-19 at a glanceThe survey mentions the neighbour as it develops a growth model, dwelling on what China has done to grow in double digits for decades.
- Economic Survey a blue print for growth and jobs over next 5 years: EAC-PM Chairman Bibek DebroyDebroy further said the EAC-PM welcomes the emphasis of the Survey on fiscal consolidation, fiscal discipline and investments.
- CEA Arvind Subramanian’s 10 new facts about the economyGST rollout and extreme weather to lower tax collections by states and Indians’ yearning for a male child, Arvind Subramanian has identifie...
- View: Correlation between what Survey proposes and Budget disposes is imperfectThe Survey’s 6.75% growth for 2017-18 is based on 7.5% for second half of the year. Hence, despite the downside, 2018-19 should show growth...
- Majority of married Indian women still can't control when they start having children, suggests Economic SurveyThe proportion of women involved in decisions about contraception, too, has reduced.
- Economic Survey 2018: Fixed income investors to feel the heat in 2018Investors believe uncertainty over revenue collections would persist next fiscal too as GST stabilises with the government tinkering with r...
- Separate benches for tax cases may help reduce pendency at courtsThe Economic Survey highlighted that since the tax bench was set up in 2014, the apex court has been able to reverse the trend of burgeonin...
- Here's what Economic Survey 2018 focused onPossible clues to the budget may include Policy focusing on finding good jobs, especially for women, Skilling and education to create bette...
- Economic Survey: 7 hidden facts about the Indian economy that you now know, courtesy GSTThe Economic Survey presented by Chief Economic Advisor, Arvind Subramanian on Monday carries an entire chapter on what riches the GST brin...
- Coal, renewable, spectrum auctions led to 'winners' curse: Economic Survey 2018The auctions may have led to a winners’ curse, whereby firms overbid for assets, leading to adverse consequences in each of the sectors, sa...
- Case for revisiting subsidies given to the renewable energy sector: Economic Survey 2018The industry expects an overhaul of the incentives and subsidies that are currently being given out to the sector.
- Considerable progress in civil aviation sector, says Survey"In 2016-17, annual growth in domestic passenger departures was 23.5 per cent as compared to 3.3 per cent in the US and 10.7 per cent in Ch...
- Economic Survey reveals 10 new facts about Indian economyThe Survey said the reform measures undertaken in FY18 can be strengthened further in FY19.
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