Group 4 Ind. Eco. Overview

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A presentation onA presentation onINDIAN ECONOMYINDIAN ECONOMY

(Overview)(Overview)

PRESENTED BY:Rahul Mehta Jacob NJVatsal Patel Hardik Patel

Ronak Trivedi1 st sem. PGP


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India

knowledge Economy

and

Infinite opportunity


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PICPIC


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IntroductionIntroduction

India is a fastest growing economy.4th largest economy as purchasing power

11th

on GDP growthMixed economy systemIndia is Second most targeted country for M & AAmong the best emerging country of the worldIndian youth has potential to grow globally, butthe rural population need to have education.

Vimal Ambani.


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Indian EconomyIndian EconomyThe only country with 5 year plan system

In 2008, 2nd

fastest growing major economyThe effect of worldwide recessionGrowth of inflation rate


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GDP growth of IndiaGDP growth of India

Source: www.tradingeconomics.com


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Major acquisitionsMajor acquisitions

Suzlon Energy Ltd. acquires REpower

A ditya Birla Group increased its stakein Idea Cellular by acquiring 48.14-

percent stake

Videocon Industries acquired DaewooElectronics Corporation Limited

Tata steel buys corus plc

$730 million$730 million

$12.1 billion

$0.98 billion

$1.58 billion

$1.6 billion

Essar Steel acquired Algoma Steel


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Contribution of sectorsContribution of sectors

Source : www.indianeconomy.com

2008-09

S erviceS ector

ManufacturingS ector

AgriculturalS ector

ContributionTo

GDP

55% 28 % 17%

ContributionTo

Employment

34% 14% 5 2 %


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Contribution of industries to GDPContribution of industries to GDP

Source: www.rbi.com


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S ECTOR S


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Agriculture SectorAgriculture SectorArea and Rank

ContributionGreen revolution and impact on Indian economy

Services enhanced by green revolutionYield grownInternational comparison of yield


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ContinueContinue

Largest production

Some benefits offered by Finance MinisterConcession in automatic management systemFree installation

Concession on equipmentsTax exemption


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Agriculture GrowthAgriculture Growth



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Manufacturing sectorManufacturing sectorOutput increases as compared to forecast

Countrys industrial output

Capital goodsMining and Electricity

GrowthHSBC surveys

ExportsRecommendations and views in business awards2010


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Steps taken by governmentObjectives of NMIZ

Manufacturing growth


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468

10

1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

Growth (%)

Growth (%)


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Service sectorService sectorModes of service sectorSub-sectors

Education and HealthTourismInsuranceBanking


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Service growth rateService growth rate



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ISSU ESISSU ES


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AGRICULTURESlow agricultural growthCurrent agricultural practicesPoorly maintained irrigation systemInadequate use of technology

Poor monsoon

CORRUPTIONPervasive problemReduced corruptionSignificant improvement


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GOVERNMENT

Most spending fails to reach its intendedrecipients.Lant pritchett calls Indias public sectorOne of the worlds top ten biggest problem

of the order of AIDS and climate change.Absence rates are one of the worst.

EDUCATIONIncreasing primary education.Literacy rate of 65% is still lower thanworldwide average.


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INFRASTRUCTURE

Public sector to private sectorElectricityRoad network Internet

Water supply

LABOUR LAWSImplementation is a matter of concern.

ECONOMIC INEQUALITIESRegional variation


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Conclusiony Fastest growing economy

y Infinite employment opportunities

y Foreign investment

y A great future


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Dan Scheinman, Cisco System Inc. as toldto Business Week, August 2005

A T KearneyFDI Confidence Index 2005

Jack Welch

General Electric

India is a developedcountry as far as

intellectual capital isconcerned.

US Departmentof Commerce

BRIC Report, GoldmanSachs

Why India? Quote Unquote

Travyn Rhall,ACNielsen

Craig BarrettIntel Corporation

India is among the threemost attractive FDIdestinations in the

world.

India has evolved intoone of the world'sleading technology

centers.

India has among thehighest returns on

foreign investment.

By 2032, India will beamong the three largest

economies in the world.

The Indian market has twocore advantages - an

increasing presence of multinationals and an

upswing in the IT exports.We came to India for

the costs, stayed for thequality and are now

investing for innovation.


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Referencesy www.rbi.comy www.tradingeconomics.comy www.indianeconomy.com


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