Economic Survey: Highlights - Times of India. NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government forecast GDP growth of over 8% y/y in the 2. Economic Survey said on Friday. The Economic Survey, prepared by the finance ministry's chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, was tabled in the Lok Sabha on Friday.
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Following are the highlights of the survey: * 2. GDP growth seen at over 8% y/y* Double digit economic growth trajectory now a possibility* Govt remains committed to fiscal consolidation* Government will adhere to fiscal deficit target of 4. GDP in 2. 01. 4- 1.
Inflation shows declining trend in 2. Economic Survey says estimates current account deficit to fall to 1 pct of GDP in coming fiscal year** Industrial growth picks up after decline in past years* Average WPI inflation declines to 3. April- December) against 6% previous year* Current account deficit to come down to 1 pc of GDP in 2. Fourteenth finance commission will enhance fiscal federalism in India* Need to improve productivity in the agricultural sector to ensure food security * Greater public investment in Railways will boost competitiveness of Indian manufacturing substantially * Public investment to be a key growth engine in short run for Railways, but not a substitute for private investment * Rural penetration of IT services to drive 'Make in India' mission * Post Office can be linked with AADHAR based benefits transfer architecture to allow linkage to AADHAR accounts* All states stand to gain, in absolute terms, from transfers recommended by 1.
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