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Much has been written about Singh’s role in India’s economic liberalisation. An economist views Singh through the prism of her profession and highlights that personality traits of leaders have an impact on a country’s economic trajectory. Manmohan Singh was indeed one of a kind
Manmohan Singh, the trailblazer of ...
India aims to reduce the fiscal deficit to GDP ratio to 4.5 per cent by 2025-26, based on the medium term fiscal framework announced amidst covid19, when we hit the ratio to above 9 per cent of GDP then. We have been firm on the medium term fiscal framework ...
A budgeting framework that acknowledges the different socially-determined roles played by men and women can address gender-related concerns—and eventually pave the way to greater gender equality.
Gender budgeting is a public financial management tool for accountability. It began as a fiscal innovation in India in 2000. Gender budgeting does ...
Fiscal Health of the Indian States
28/11/2024
The fiscal policy has remained accommodative in the post pandemic period. The stipulated fiscal deficit-GDP ratio envisioned for the State governments is 3.5 per cent of GSDP. This increase in the threshold ratio from 3 per cent of GSDP fiscal rule to 3.5 per cent is welcome ...
The initiative, introduced by the Brazilian government, is based on a study by French economist Gabriel Zucman, a professor at the Paris School of Economics and the University of California.
At the G20 meetings in Brazil, a progressive taxation proposal was brought forward, advocating for a 2% minimum tax ...