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- 1. GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS & IMPACT ON INDIA
- 3. Background Of Subprime crisis •Greed of Investment bankers •Failure of Regulating authorities •Fallacious rating by rating agencies
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- 8. Information technology • US banks had huge running relation with Indian software sector • About 30000 jobs were impacted • Revenues from the IT field declined
- 9. Exchange rate • Exchange rate volatility in India increased • Rupee depreciated sharply • Rupee fell by nearly 25%
- 10. Foreign exchange outflow • Indian economy greatly integrated with the global market • Outflow of cash reserve
- 12. Investment • Decline in the investment flow • Doubts in the investment of mega project
- 14. Real estate • Sudden slump in demand • Curtail of expansion plans
- 15. Stock markets • Steep fall in value of stocks • Sensex plunged below 10000 marks • FII pulled out $11 billion from India
- 16. Exports • Crisis contracted demand for exports • Crisis affected Indian economy as it is export oriented • Rise in unemployment
- 17. Unemployment • Increase in unemployment • Layoffs and wage cuts took place in companies • Millions of jobs were lost n the whole world
- 22. •Impact on FDI •Software sector •Inflation •Exchange rate depreciation
- 23. Impact on FDI • No significant impact on FDI • Out flow of FII • Share of FDI by Euro zone is less
- 24. Software Sector • Net earnings from software sector Declined by 7.4%
- 25. India's exports • Positive relation between India's exports and world GDP. • Elasticity of India's exports with world GDP is 0.29 • Slow down in world economy
- 26. Inflation • Inflationary rate rose sharply • Central bank revised bank rates 5 times • Domestic inflation stood at 9.7% in Oct 2010
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