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The President of India released the Economic Survey 2009 in the parliament, and it has
evoked mixed reaction. In this report we will bring you some of the important numbers
and charts that will are important to India from the point of view of Economic growth.
Before we go into numbers let us look at the key points that came out the of the
Economic Report 2009 released yesterday.
Bear in mind that Monday is the Budget day and quite a few people are looking at it as
a Landmark Budget and probably a game changer for India from economic reforms
perspective.
Based on my understanding, the Economic survey points towards disinvestment and
heavy tax reforms, which is a great sign and a need of the hour.
Even the Indian stock Market has been range-bound over last week and just waiting in
the wings for budget to be announced.
So here are some of the key points that have been suggested by the India Economy
Survey 2009.

• Economy can grow around 7 percent in 2009/10. This off course, is largely
dependent on how the US Economy recovers over next few months. If US
economy bottoms out around December, as many analysts are expecting, India
can easily look at 7% upwards growth.

• The Economy will get back to its growth path of around 9% in medium term.

• The government has shown its eagerness for Fiscal consolidation. The Fiscal
deficit target is suggested to be set at 3 percent of GDP at the earliest.

• Inflation is suggested to be a non-issue moving forward.

• The Economic Survey suggested allowing the public to hold greater equity in
public sector banks and aligning of voting rights in banks with equity holdings.

• Calibrated monetary policy approach is suggested for early return to high growth
path.

• The Economic Survey has suggested that quality Foreign Direct Investment
should be allowed to seek regulatory reforms in higher education.
I for one am having very high expectations from this year’s budget and now the with
this economic survey 2009, my hopes are bolstered.
Having won a resounding victory in the Indian elections, we predicted that Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh would enact sweeping reforms.
Having won a resounding victory in the Indian elections, we predicted that Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh would enact sweeping reforms.
Nothing stops Manmohan Singh and other people at helm to announce sweeping reforms
in this budget, they now dont have the left to worry about !
Following are the full PDF documents of the the Economic Survey Released yesterday.

State of the Economy

• Introduction

• Εχ ο ν ο µ ι χ γροω τ η δυρ ι ν γ 2008−09

• Αγ γ ρ ε γ α τ ε δεµα ν δ αν δ ιτσ
χοµ π ο σ ι τ ι ο ν

• Γλο β α λ ι ζ α τ ι ο ν οφ τη ε Ινδ ι α ν εχο ν ο µ ψ

• Συµ µ ι ν γ − υπ

Κεψ Ινδ ι χ α τ ο ρ σ

Challenges, Policy Response and Medium-Term Prospects

• Introduction

• Γλο β α λ δεϖε λ ο π µ ε ν τ σ αν δ τηε Ινδ ι α ν

ε χ ο ν ο µ ψ , 2008−09

• Σοµ ε ασ π ε χ τ σ οφ Ινδ ι α σ ρεχ ε ν τ

γροω τ η δψ ν α µ ι χ σ αν δ πρ ο σ π ε χ τ σ

• Συσ τ α ι ν ι ν γ τη ε γρο ω τ η µοµ ε ν τ υ µ− σοµ ε

ασ π ε χ τ σ οφ τη ε πολ ι χ ψ αγ ε ν δ α

Συµ µ ι ν γ − υπ

Fiscal Developments and Public Finance

• Introduction

• Χεν τ ρ α λ Γοϖ ε ρ ν µ ε ν τ φινα ν χ ε σ

• Εχ ο ν ο µ ι χ αν δ φυ ν χ τ ι ο ν α λ
χλα σ σ ι φ ι χ α τ ι ο ν οφ Χε ν τ ρ α λ
Γοϖ ε ρ ν µ ε ν τ Βυ δ γ ε τ
 • Πε ρ φ ο ρ µ α ν χ ε οφ δεπαρ τ µ ε ν τ α λ
εντ ε ρ π ρ ι σ ε σ οφ τη ε Χε ν τ ρ α λ
Γοϖ ε ρ ν µ ε ν τ

• Φιν α ν χ ε σ οφ Στα τ ε Γοϖ ε ρ ν µ ε ν τ σ

Χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ αν δ ου τ λ ο ο κ

Prices and Monetary Management

• Introduction

• Πρ ι χ ε σ

• ∆ο µ ε σ τ ι χ αν δ γλο β α λ σχ ε ν α ρ ι ο σ

• Γ∆Π χον σ υ µ π τ ι ο ν δεφλ α τ ο ρ

• Ηο υ σ ι ν γ πρ ι χ ε ινδ ε ξ

• Μο ν ε τ α ρ ψ δεϖε λ ο π µ ε ν τ σ

Χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ αν δ ου τ λ ο ο κ

Financial Intermediation and Markets

• Introduction

• Βα ν κ χρ ε δ ι τ

• Ρυρ α λ ινφρασ τ ρ υ χ τ υ ρ ε δεϖε λ ο π µ ε ν τ

φυν δ

• Χρ ε δ ι τ το αγρ ι χ υ λ τ υ ρ ε

• Φιν α ν χ ι α λ περ φ ο ρ µ α ν χ ε οφ βαν κ σ

• Φιν α ν χ ι α λ ινσ τ ι τ υ τ ι ο ν σ

• Χα π ι τ α λ αν δ χοµ µ ο δ ι τ ψ µα ρ κ ε τ σ

• Ινσυρα ν χ ε αν δ πεν σ ι ο ν φυν δ σ

Χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ αν δ ου τ λ ο ο κ

External Sector
• Introduction

• Βα λ α ν χ ε οφ παψ µ ε ν τ σ
 • Χυ ρ ρ ε ν τ αχχ ο υ ν τ

• Χα π ι τ α λ αχ χ ο υ ν τ

• Ωο ρ λ δ µερ χ η α ν δ ι σ ε τρα δ ε

• Ινδ ι α σ µερ χ η α ν δ ι σ ε τρα δ ε

• Σερϖ ι χ ε σ τρα δ ε

• Φο ρ ε ι γ ν εξχηα ν γ ε ρεσ ε ρ ϖ ε σ

• Φο ρ ε ι γ ν εξχηα ν γ ε ρα τ ε πολ ι χ ψ

• Εξ τ ε ρ ν α λ δεβ τ

• ∆ιρ ε χ τ ι ο ν αν δ χοµ π ο σ ι τ ι ο ν οφ τρα δ ε

• Τρα δ ε πολ ι χ ψ

• ΩΤΟ νεγ ο τ ι α τ ι ο ν σ αν δ Ινδ ι α

• Βιλα τ ε ρ α λ αν δ ρε γ ι ο ν α λ χοο π ε ρ α τ ι ο ν

Χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ αν δ ου τ λ ο ο κ

Agriculture and Food Management

• Introduction

• Αλ λ ι ε δ σεχ τ ο ρ σ

• Μα ρ κ ε τ ι ν γ αν δ εξτ ε ν σ ι ο ν

• Χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ αν δ ου τ λ ο ο κ

• Industry

• Ιντ ρ ο δ υ χ τ ι ο ν

• ∆εϖ ε λ ο π µ ε ν τ σ τηα τ ιµπα χ τ ε δ τη ε

ινδυσ τ ρ ι α λ σεχ τ ο ρ

• Ινδυσ τ ρ ι α λ γροω τ η βψ σεχ τ ο ρ σ

• Γρο ω τ η βψ προ δ υ χ τ γρου π σ

• Σεχ τ ο ρ− ωισ ε γροω τ η προ φ ι λ ε

• Χεν τ ρ α λ πυβ λ ι χ σεχ τ ο ρ εντ ε ρ π ρ ι σ ε σ

 • Φιν α ν χ ι α λ αν δ ινϖεσ τ µ ε ν τ βψ σεχ τ ο ρ σ

• Πο λ ι χ ψ δεϖε λ ο π µ ε ν τ σ αν δ προ γ ρ α µ µ ε σ

• Σοµ ε χρ ι τ ι χ α λ διµ ε ν σ ι ο ν σ οφ
ινδυσ τ ρ ι α λ δεϖε λ ο π µ ε ν τ

Χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ αν δ ου τ λ ο ο κ

Energy, Infrastructure and Communications

• Introduction

• Οϖ ε ρ ϖ ι ε ω οφ περ φ ο ρ µ α ν χ ε

• Τρα ν σ µ ι σ σ ι ο ν , τρα δ ι ν γ , αχχ ε σ σ αν δ

εξχηα ν γ ε

• Ρεφ ο ρ µ σ ιν δισ τ ρ ι β υ τ ι ο ν

• Πε τ ρ ο λ ε υ µ αν δ γασ

• Χο α λ

• Ρα ι λ ω α ψ σ

• Ροα δ σ

• Χιϖ ι λ αϖ ι α τ ι ο ν

• Πο ρ τ σ

• Τελ ε χ ο µ µ υ ν ι χ α τ ι ο ν σ

• Ποσ τ σ

• Υρ β α ν Ινφρασ τ ρ υ χ τ υ ρ ε

• Φιν α ν χ ι ν γ οφ ινφρα σ τ ρ υ χ τ υ ρ ε

Χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ ου τ λ ο ο κ

Human Development, Poverty and Public Programmes

• Introduction

• Ηυ µ α ν ∆ ε ϖ ε λ ο π µ ε ν τ αν δ γεν δ ε ρ
σιτ υ α τ ι ο ν

• Ποϖ ε ρ τ ψ αν δ ινχλυ σ ι ϖ ε γροω τ η

 • Ηυ ν γ ε ρ αν δ µα λ ν υ τ ρ ι τ ι ο ν

• Εµπ λ ο ψ µ ε ν τ

• Τρ ε ν δ ιν σοχ ι α λ σεχ τ ο ρ εξπ ε ν δ ι τ υ ρ ε

• Σοχ ι α λ σεχ τ ο ρ ιν ι τ ι α τ ι ϖ ε σ

• Εδυ χ α τ ι ο ν

• Ηεα λ τ η

• Ωο µ ε ν αν δ χη ι λ δ δεϖε λ ο π µ ε ν τ

• Σοχ ι α λ ωελ φ α ρ ε

• Σοχ ι α λ σεχ υ ρ ι τ ψ αν δ ρελα τ ε δ

προ γ ρ α µ µ ε σ

• Χλ ι µ α τ ε χηα ν γ ε

Ου τ λ ο ο κ αν δ χηα λ λ ε ν γ ε σ

Full list of Statistical Tables can be seen here

Now I am looking forward for Monday – The D-Day – “The Indian Budget
dayâ€
What are your expectations of the Budget? would love to hear what you think.
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