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What changes in India’s new GDP series with 2022-23 as base year?India's Statistics Ministry has released a new GDP series. The base year is now 2022-23, replacing the older 2011-12. This update uses new ...- India GDP Data Series: Key FAQs about the economy's fresh math answeredIndia New GDP Data Series Changes: India is releasing a new Gross Domestic Product series today. The base year is shifting to 2022-23. This...
- Govt weighs shift to NDP from GDP as key metric of economyIndia is looking at Net Domestic Product as a key economic indicator. This move aligns with United Nations' SNA 2025 guidelines. NDP accoun...
- Why India needs to fill the GDP data gap at the earliestIt is correct that base year revision will result in capturing a lot of new activities in recent years, and shall have an impact on the est...
- Making a case for changing base year for GDP calculationsKrishnamurthy Subramanian's hypothesis is that base effect underestimates actual GDP growth during the lifecycle of revisions to GDP. He es...
- Rs 6,000 crore coal scam in Gujarat in 14 years, alleges CongressAddressing a news conference in New Delhi on Wednesday, AICC spokesperson Gaurav Vallabh said the UPA government had formulated a policy in...
- Base year depends on global, national economic situation, data availability: Rao Inderjit SinghAs per the United Nations System of National Accounts (UN SNA)-2008, base year of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) series is revised from time ...
- Stats panel has recommended 2020-21 as GDP base year: Rao Inderjit SinghThe exercise of base year revision of national accounts is guided by the ACNAS comprising experts from the central and state government, ac...
- Better life index versus GDP measurementGrowth rates prior to the 2011 are rebased series and have been revised downwards.
- Praful meets Montek, Rs 1,200 cr may be released to AIPraful Patel today met Montek Singh Ahluwalia amid indications that a decision by the government on releasing additional equity of Rs 1,200...
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