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The Finance Minister has articulated her budget as a “humane” budget with fiscal consolidation as a primary consideration. A “beyond GDP” emphasis is welcome, incorporating the widening inequalities, climate change concerns and human capital formation.
Beyond the headline fiscal deficit number to GDP ratio pegged at 5.1 percent ...
The fiscal deficit target for FY25 in the midst of weaker nominal GDP growth and disinvestment shortfall will be below 6 percent, slightly around 5.2-5.5 percent. This fiscal glide path is crucial to reach the 4.5 percent fiscal deficit to GDP by 2025-26 .
Against the backdrop ...
(Co-authored with Balamuraly B.)
Asymmetric fiscal rules require wider discussion and debate, as Kerala has highlighted
Public debt management is getting wider attention in Centre-State financial relations, against the backdrop of recently constituted Sixteenth Union Finance Commission. One of the States in India, Kerala, had filed a suit ...
The fiscal deficit target for FY25 in the midst of weaker nominal GDP growth and disinvestment shortfall will be below 6 percent, slightly around 5.2-5.5 percent. This fiscal glide path is crucial to reach the 4.5 percent fiscal deficit to GDP by 2025-26.
Against the backdrop ...
The combined fiscal-monetary risks and climate change related risks can trigger an irreversible threat to the global economy. Against this backdrop, the RBI Governor has judiciously conducted his policy rate manoeuvring, with majority votes for the decision of status quo in policy rates. This RBI decision is welcome, despite all ...