This ppt talks about various income groups in india according to their income slabs.it also talks about the effects of inflation on various income groups in India.
3. The Flow Of Presentation
Introduction
various income groups
Factors affecting Inflation
India’s scenario
Effects on various income groups
Conclusion- Remedies
4. Introduction
What is Inflation?
World Bank Definition
Calculation methods
CONSUMER
PRICE
INDEX
WHOLESALE
PRICE
INDEX
5.
≈COST PRICE INDEX≈
UPDATED
COST
CPI
=
X
100
BASE
PRICE
COST
≈WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX≈
WPI
IN
SAME
MONTH
OF
PREVIOUS
YEAR
X
100
WPI
IN
MONTH
OF
CURRENT
YEAR-‐WPI
IN
SAME
MONTH
OF
PREVIOUS
YEAR
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6.
Various
Income
Groups
(According
To
Major
Occupa9ons)
(India)
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17. Scenario of India
• BOOSTERS TO THE ECONOMY - 32000 Crs
• CUT IN EXCISE DUTY—2 %
• BUYING BACK OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
• INCREASE IN BORROWINGS FROM RBI
• PUMPING BAILOUTS
• RISE IN PRICES OF FOOD PRODUCTS
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20. Effects On Various Income
Groups
Income tax slabs
-Below 2.5 lakhs
-2.5 to 5 lakhs
-5 to 10 lakhs
-10 lakhs and above
Urban Socio economic classification
21. Effects On Various Income
Groups!
!
Below 2.5 lakhs
Food sector~High
Manufacturing sector-
Consumer goods:~High
Capital goods:~Low
Non- Manufacturing Sector-
Infrastructure:~high
Education:~High
Energy: Petrol, Electricity, Oil~high
22. Effects On Various Income
Groups!
!
From 2.5 to 5 lacs
Food sector~High
Manufacturing sector-
Consumer goods:~High
Capital goods:~MODERATE
Non- Manufacturing Sector-
Infrastructure:~MODERATE
Education:~High
Energy: Petrol, Electricity, Oil~high
23. Effects On Various Income
Groups!
!
From 5 to 10 lacs
Food sector ~LOW
Manufacturing sector-
Consumer goods:~LOW
Capital goods:~HIGH
Non- Manufacturing Sector-
Infrastructure:~high
Education:~LOW
Energy: Petrol, Electricity, Oil~high
24. Effects On Various Income
Groups!
!
10 lacs and above!
Food sector~LOW
Manufacturing sector-
Consumer goods:~LOW
Capital goods:~moderate
Non- Manufacturing Sector-
Infrastructure:~moderate
Education:~LOW
Energy: Petrol, Electricity, Oil~LOW
25. Conclusion-Remidies
Fiscal Policies:
• Reduced Government Expenditure
• Increase in Taxes
Monetary Policies:
• Bank Rate
• Cash Reserve Ratio
• Open Market Operations
• Statutory Liquidity Ratio