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1. ECONOMIC
SLOWDOWN IN
2019
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GUPTA
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KHUSHBOO VARMA
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2. What is
Economic
Slowdown?
Economic development or decrease is
estimated in terms of GDP. An economic
slowdown happens when the pace of
development in the GDP of an economy
eases back from the past period. It
should not be mistakenly considered as
recession, which includes a genuine
decrease in GDP.

3. Recent
Situation
(2019)
The auto division is confronting the
most noticeably terrible crisis in
around 20 years.
In the real estate sector, the
quantity of unsold homes has
expanded.
When the government needs more
cash, tax collection has developed by
simply 1.4%.
The GDP development from January to March
2019 eased back down to 5.8%. Insight into
monetary movement in the period April to June
2019 conveys that the further GDP growth during
the period would have slowed down.

4. POSSIBLE
REASONS

5. Demonetization can be said to have contributed a lot to the
slowdown as the Double Whammy of interest is falling, and
supply bottlenecks imply that there is an expanded slowdown
over the whole value chain of the demand and supply
elements.
Indeed, the Big Corporates are faulty since they are
suffocating in the debt that they aggregated during the
Boom Years of the principal decade of the 21st century.

6. Overloaded
Debt
Added to this is the truth that most
Public Sector Banks are burdened
with high NPAs or Non-Performing
Assets that have brought about them
fixing loaning and rather, looking for
deposits and in any case fixing their
accounting reports by deciding for
Bad Loans.
One might just observe an endless
loop wherein terrible obligations
and demand breakdown lead to no
loaning and no fresh interest or
investment

7. GST
Implementation
GST has hampered the
independent ventures more
than Demonetization by driving
them to retain stock until they
relocate to the GSTN or the GST
Network and get agreeable with
the various principles and
guidelines that are a piece of this
duty.
• It can be said that the usage of
GST is likewise defective
consequently compounding a
portion of the elements that
have added to the slowdown..

8. Global Economic Slowdown
The most significant factor is
that there is a worldwide
financial slowdown that is
occurring, and that India that
is a net item exporter, there
has been a droop in the
volumes of exports.

9. SECTORS AFFECTED

10. Auto Sector
The vehicle segment is confronting its most awful crisis in 20
years. Reports state around 2.30 lakh employments have
been lost in the auto sector. An enormous part of it is being
accused of the worldwide pattern emphasized by the Brexit
circumstance.
But what signals a more profound issue is the Society of
Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) report that 300
vendors have closed as of late. Sales of vehicles, tractors,
bikes have declined extensively.

11. Real Estate
The strength of real estate is a gigantic marker of the province of the Indian
economy. It is joined with around 250 subordinate ventures - blocks, concrete,
steel, furniture, electrical, paints and so on - and influences them all if there is a
misery in the area.
Reports are that the volume of unsold houses during the last year has expanded in
the top urban areas of the nations. This implies it will take three-and-a-half years
for the current unsold stock (read pads/houses) to clear up.

12. FMCG
The FMCG organizations has eased back down during the most
recent one year.
Hindustan Unilever Ltd; the volume development among April
and June 2019 was at 5%. It was 12% during a similar period a
year ago.
Britannia was down to 6% against 13% a year ago. To be sure, this
is stressing, given that individuals appear to be going delayed on
making regular buys.
Dabur India posted a volume
development of 6% during April
and June 2019, against 21% a
year ago.

13. Investment
Fresh investments are significant
for the GDP of any economy to
continue developing, for the basic
explanation that they make new
openings, which thusly prompts
higher earnings and higher
spending, making monetary
development. Tragically, things are
not looking acceptable on the
venture front.

14. Non-oil, Non-
gold and Non-
silver Imports.
This is a decent indicator of
purchaser demand as it
demonstrates when individuals
purchase imported products
progressively . During April to
June 2019, these imports fell by
5.3%, the greatest withdrawal
in three years. They had
ascended by 6.3% during a
similar period a year ago.

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