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This document discusses saving, investment, and resource mobilization for economic planning in India. It covers:
1) The definitions and importance of saving and investment for economic growth. High saving and investment rates can help break out of the "vicious cycle" of poverty, while low rates trap economies.
2) Trends showing India's saving and investment rates have been relatively low, along with factors contributing to this like population growth and consumerism. Suggestions to increase rates include expanding banking and reducing non-development spending.
3) The various sources and components of financing India's Five-Year Plans, including budgetary resources, deficit financing, and external financing from abroad. Maintaining a balance between development
The document discusses key aspects of the Indian union budget including:
- It is an annual financial statement of estimated government receipts and expenditures.
- It is presented at the end of February and takes effect from April 1st after debate and amendments.
- A higher fiscal deficit means the government is borrowing more than its revenues, which can negatively impact employment, demand, and economic growth by increasing interest rates.
- A trade deficit occurs when imports are greater than exports, and a higher fiscal deficit can contribute to a rising trade deficit by weakening the currency's exchange rate.
- Reducing expenditures, supporting domestic manufacturing, and decreasing subsidies and benefits can help lower the fiscal deficit.
Capital formation is the process of increasing a country's capital assets through investing in productive infrastructure and equipment. This promotes economic development by raising productivity, technological progress, and standards of living. In developing countries, capital formation relies on both domestic and external resources. Domestically, capital comes from voluntary savings, involuntary savings (e.g. taxes), government borrowing, and utilizing idle resources. Externally, foreign economic assistance such as loans and grants are important sources of capital that help bridge savings gaps, increase employment and productivity, and provide access to new technologies. While necessary, capital alone is not sufficient for development - other factors like education, government effectiveness, and social attitudes also significantly influence economic progress.
The document analyzes GDP components and economic factors of several countries. It finds that China and India have the highest growth potential after the US and are now the second and third largest economies worldwide. China, the US, Argentina, and Canada have higher savings than investment, indicating a current account deficit. The document recommends investing in India's services sector, which has strong 7.2% real GDP growth and a current account deficit that shows domestic market demand.
Indian Financial System : Monetary And Fiscal Policy,Economic Trends, Price Policy,Stock Exchange Of
India,Role of regulatory instituions in Indian financial system – RBI and SEBI , National Income,Role of
Industry in Economic Development, Foreign Trade and Balance of Payment,Poverty in India, Unemployment
in India, Inflation, Human Development, Rural Development, Problems of Growth
The document discusses several issues weighing down the Indian economy, including financial discipline, the financial sector, resource utilization, corruption, overambitious government schemes, the need for sustained and inclusive growth, agricultural development, poverty eradication, and unemployment. It analyzes factors like the fiscal deficit, inflation, government spending, and financial inclusion that are slowing economic growth. It argues for reforms like increasing foreign investment, improving tax systems, utilizing natural resources, strengthening anti-corruption laws, and focusing on long-term and sustainable development.
The document discusses various elements of a country's economic environment that can impact businesses, including economic policies, economic systems, economic conditions, international factors, and economic legislation. It provides details on monetary policy, fiscal policy, foreign policy, foreign investment policy, and industrial policy, explaining their objectives and tools. It also defines key economic terms like inflation, gross domestic product, and gross national product.
Regional imbalances refer to wide disparities between different regions in terms of per capita income, literacy rates, health services, industrialization, and other development indicators. Balanced regional development has been an important goal of India's development strategy to ensure that all regions can benefit from growth. However, large imbalances persist due to uneven distribution of resources, historical inequalities, and lack of adequate policy intervention. The document discusses various types of disparities, causes of regional imbalances in India such as geographical and historical factors, and consequences like migration, social unrest, and infrastructure gaps. It suggests measures to promote balanced growth, including identifying backward areas, providing incentives for investment, and establishing regional boards.
This document discusses saving, investment, and resource mobilization for economic planning in India. It covers:
1) The definitions and importance of saving and investment for economic growth. High saving and investment rates can help break out of the "vicious cycle" of poverty, while low rates trap economies.
2) Trends showing India's saving and investment rates have been relatively low, along with factors contributing to this like population growth and consumerism. Suggestions to increase rates include expanding banking and reducing non-development spending.
3) The various sources and components of financing India's Five-Year Plans, including budgetary resources, deficit financing, and external financing from abroad. Maintaining a balance between development
The document discusses key aspects of the Indian union budget including:
- It is an annual financial statement of estimated government receipts and expenditures.
- It is presented at the end of February and takes effect from April 1st after debate and amendments.
- A higher fiscal deficit means the government is borrowing more than its revenues, which can negatively impact employment, demand, and economic growth by increasing interest rates.
- A trade deficit occurs when imports are greater than exports, and a higher fiscal deficit can contribute to a rising trade deficit by weakening the currency's exchange rate.
- Reducing expenditures, supporting domestic manufacturing, and decreasing subsidies and benefits can help lower the fiscal deficit.
Capital formation is the process of increasing a country's capital assets through investing in productive infrastructure and equipment. This promotes economic development by raising productivity, technological progress, and standards of living. In developing countries, capital formation relies on both domestic and external resources. Domestically, capital comes from voluntary savings, involuntary savings (e.g. taxes), government borrowing, and utilizing idle resources. Externally, foreign economic assistance such as loans and grants are important sources of capital that help bridge savings gaps, increase employment and productivity, and provide access to new technologies. While necessary, capital alone is not sufficient for development - other factors like education, government effectiveness, and social attitudes also significantly influence economic progress.
The document analyzes GDP components and economic factors of several countries. It finds that China and India have the highest growth potential after the US and are now the second and third largest economies worldwide. China, the US, Argentina, and Canada have higher savings than investment, indicating a current account deficit. The document recommends investing in India's services sector, which has strong 7.2% real GDP growth and a current account deficit that shows domestic market demand.
Indian Financial System : Monetary And Fiscal Policy,Economic Trends, Price Policy,Stock Exchange Of
India,Role of regulatory instituions in Indian financial system – RBI and SEBI , National Income,Role of
Industry in Economic Development, Foreign Trade and Balance of Payment,Poverty in India, Unemployment
in India, Inflation, Human Development, Rural Development, Problems of Growth
The document discusses several issues weighing down the Indian economy, including financial discipline, the financial sector, resource utilization, corruption, overambitious government schemes, the need for sustained and inclusive growth, agricultural development, poverty eradication, and unemployment. It analyzes factors like the fiscal deficit, inflation, government spending, and financial inclusion that are slowing economic growth. It argues for reforms like increasing foreign investment, improving tax systems, utilizing natural resources, strengthening anti-corruption laws, and focusing on long-term and sustainable development.
The document discusses various elements of a country's economic environment that can impact businesses, including economic policies, economic systems, economic conditions, international factors, and economic legislation. It provides details on monetary policy, fiscal policy, foreign policy, foreign investment policy, and industrial policy, explaining their objectives and tools. It also defines key economic terms like inflation, gross domestic product, and gross national product.
Regional imbalances refer to wide disparities between different regions in terms of per capita income, literacy rates, health services, industrialization, and other development indicators. Balanced regional development has been an important goal of India's development strategy to ensure that all regions can benefit from growth. However, large imbalances persist due to uneven distribution of resources, historical inequalities, and lack of adequate policy intervention. The document discusses various types of disparities, causes of regional imbalances in India such as geographical and historical factors, and consequences like migration, social unrest, and infrastructure gaps. It suggests measures to promote balanced growth, including identifying backward areas, providing incentives for investment, and establishing regional boards.
Role of entrepreneurship in EconomicDevelopmentAmit Gupta
This document compares the role of entrepreneurship in the economic growth of India and China. It finds that both countries have experienced rapid economic development since liberalizing their economies in 1978 (China) and 1991 (India). This growth has been closely linked to rising entrepreneurial activity, as evidenced by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. While political and historical factors have shaped entrepreneurship differently in each country, the ability of institutions to adapt to a changing global business environment will be important for continued growth. China has transitioned from a centralized to market economy since joining the WTO, while India's democracy has a long history of entrepreneurship in certain communities that is now spreading more broadly.
The document provides information on key economic indicators and terms:
- It defines GDP as the total value of final goods and services produced in a country in a year, and lists its main components as consumer spending, business spending, and government spending.
- It discusses the unemployment rate and productivity. It also defines personal income and retail sales.
- It outlines the business cycle, including recovery, prosperity, recession, and depression periods.
- It describes sources of funding including personal savings, the stock and bond markets, and government and business debt.
This study empirically evaluates the performance of Nigeria's Small and Medium Enterprises Equity Investment Scheme (SMEEIS) using data from Benue and Nassarawa States from 1993 to 2008. The study found that there was no significant difference in bank loans to SMEs before and after the introduction of SMEEIS, and that the conditions for accessing SMEEIS funds were beyond the reach of most SMEs in Nigeria. This indicates that SMEEIS has not significantly impacted SME growth in Nigeria. The study recommends establishing a credit guarantee scheme with risk-sharing between the government and banks to encourage greater bank lending to SMEs and support their growth, development, and Nigeria's national economic
Fiscal policy uses taxation and public spending to influence economic growth and stabilization. The key objectives of India's fiscal policy are to promote growth, ensure social justice, maintain price stability, generate employment, and achieve balanced regional development. Tools of fiscal policy include altering levels of government spending on items like subsidies and welfare schemes as well as changing tax rates to influence levels of public revenue. Government spending components that can be adjusted include subsidies, welfare schemes, and borrowing, while tax rates and asset sales provide adjustable sources of public revenue.
This document analyzes the determinants of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Malaysia's manufacturing industry from 1980-2002. It finds:
1) Malaysia received substantial FDI over this period, which was an important driver of its economic growth and industrialization.
2) An econometric analysis using cointegration and fully-modified least squares methods found that increases in education, infrastructure, market size, and current account balance led to increases in FDI, while increases in inflation and exchange rate led to decreases.
3) Major sources of FDI in Malaysia's manufacturing sector included the US, Japan, Germany, and Singapore, with electrical/electronics, petroleum, and chemicals as top recipient industries.
Mr.Tulsi Tanti's speech at the BRICS 2014 Summit on ‘Economic Integration-Cha...Suzlon Group
Summary of the Speech Presented by Mr. Tulsi Tanti, Suzlon Group on ‘Economic Integration-Challenges for Sustainable Growth’ at BRICS Business Forum July 14, 2014
Business Environment - Unit-3 - IMBA - Osmania UniversityBalasri Kamarapu
Business Environment - Unit-3 - IMBA - Osmania University
Unit-III: Economic Policies of India
Industrial Environment and Policy
Role of SSUs, and MNCs
Policy of Public Sector and its role in the economy
Competition Law
Policies on Foreign Investment and Trade (EXIM).
The document discusses the importance of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) for employment generation and economic growth in India. It notes that timely access to credit and innovative marketing are challenges for small businesses. A small enterprise is considered 'sick' if its accounts are substandard for over 6 months, there is over 50% erosion in net worth due to cash losses, or it has been in commercial production for 2+ years. The document advocates for improving infrastructure, skills, technology, and access to finance for small businesses.
Unlocking Financial Opportunities in Myanmar-Jefry Batara SalebuJefry Batara Salebu
Myanmar, one of the world’s poorest countries, has a harmonized average CPIA country rating of 3.10 meaning that this country is considering as a Fragile State. This country needs a financing solution to boost country’s economic development to get out of a fragile state status. The members of World Bank Group including IDA is needed to support reforms in Myanmar to strengthen the public and private sector and create jobs to reduce poverty and boost shared prosperity. The private sector plays a critical role in job creation and in providing the means for all to benefit from economic growth. Policy makers need an assessment of the investment climate as part of their private sector development strategies. Actions in these strategies will help the government attract responsible foreign investment in certain sectors and create more jobs and opportunities for people.
Promoting graduates’ interest in small business entrepreneurship in gboko loc...Alexander Decker
This document discusses promoting graduates' interest in small business entrepreneurship in Gboko Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria. It aims to determine this interest and the level of promotion for careers in small business. The study uses surveys of 30 graduates who participated in an entrepreneurship workshop. The findings show graduates are interested in businesses like fashion design, welding, and hairdressing. Establishing small businesses depends on factors like entrepreneurship training and access to startup capital. The document recommends the government create an enabling environment to encourage graduates to start their own small businesses.
Current fiscal and monetary industrial policy in india revisedFBS Business School
Monetary and fiscal policies are two important instruments that can be put to use by government in order to achieve stability in the economy.While monetary policy is implemented by RBI, the fiscal policy is implemented by the government.
Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) of Bangladeshestiaqur
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs; sometimes also small and medium enterprises) or small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are businesses whose personnel numbers fall below certain limits. SMEs are also said to be responsible for driving innovation and competition in many economic sectors.
In Bangladesh, SMEs including micro enterprises comprise over 99 per cent of all industrial units, contributing over 85 per cent of industrial employment. 81 thousand SMEs all together constitute more than 93 per cent of the total 10+ units. Again, focusing on the 10+ units, small units contribute to 35 per cent of the employment, followed by medium and large units comprising 8.8 and 56.0 per cent respectively. In other words, SMEs employ 1.3 million people, constituting 44 percent of employment generated by 10+ units.
H. What do you believe are the greatest challenges facing the sector or industry you would like to specialize in? What role do you hope to be able to play in this sector or industry in the medium term?
Impact of government interventions on small scale entreprises in mubi north l...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a study that examined the impact of government interventions on small scale enterprises in Mubi North local government area of Adamawa State, Nigeria. The study found that small scale enterprise operators lacked awareness of available government intervention programs and that accessing these interventions was difficult. As a result, operators did not feel the interventions were relevant. The study recommends that the government improve awareness of interventions through sensitization and reduce requirements to access support to improve the impact on small scale enterprises.
This document provides an overview of economic concepts including the meaning of an economy, phases of economic development, methods of measuring economic activity, indicators of economic development such as the Physical Quality of Life Index and Human Development Index, the concepts of economic growth and economic development, and factors that influence economic development. It defines key terms and discusses the differences between economic growth and economic development.
Entrepreneurs play a vital role in the economic development of a country. They mobilize capital from households to form capital goods for production. This leads to capital formation. Entrepreneurs also generate employment opportunities by setting up new business concerns, especially in labor-oriented industries. This improves living standards. Entrepreneurs encourage effective utilization of idle funds and natural resources in a country and promote balanced regional development by establishing businesses where resources and labor are available.
Foreign Aid & Public Investment in Pakistanbc080200109
The document discusses public investment and foreign aid. It defines public investment and describes different types of public investment including productive and non-productive investment. It also lists various sources of public investment such as taxes, money printing, exports, bonds/equity, remittances, and foreign aid/debt. The objective of the study is to analyze the effect of foreign aid on public investment and economic growth in Pakistan. Several literature reviews on the relationship between foreign aid, investment, and growth in other countries are also summarized.
The document discusses sustainable economic growth, outlining theories of capital accumulation and factors that influence productivity and income growth per capita. It then examines growth trends in Latin America since 1968, noting that peace, macroeconomic stability, targeted social policies, trade, and democratic governance have supported more sustainable and inclusive growth in the region in recent decades. The role of Canadian foreign aid through CIDA is also assessed as having limited direct impact on macroeconomic growth but potentially more influence at the micro level over the long-term.
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Role of entrepreneurship in EconomicDevelopmentAmit Gupta
This document compares the role of entrepreneurship in the economic growth of India and China. It finds that both countries have experienced rapid economic development since liberalizing their economies in 1978 (China) and 1991 (India). This growth has been closely linked to rising entrepreneurial activity, as evidenced by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor. While political and historical factors have shaped entrepreneurship differently in each country, the ability of institutions to adapt to a changing global business environment will be important for continued growth. China has transitioned from a centralized to market economy since joining the WTO, while India's democracy has a long history of entrepreneurship in certain communities that is now spreading more broadly.
The document provides information on key economic indicators and terms:
- It defines GDP as the total value of final goods and services produced in a country in a year, and lists its main components as consumer spending, business spending, and government spending.
- It discusses the unemployment rate and productivity. It also defines personal income and retail sales.
- It outlines the business cycle, including recovery, prosperity, recession, and depression periods.
- It describes sources of funding including personal savings, the stock and bond markets, and government and business debt.
This study empirically evaluates the performance of Nigeria's Small and Medium Enterprises Equity Investment Scheme (SMEEIS) using data from Benue and Nassarawa States from 1993 to 2008. The study found that there was no significant difference in bank loans to SMEs before and after the introduction of SMEEIS, and that the conditions for accessing SMEEIS funds were beyond the reach of most SMEs in Nigeria. This indicates that SMEEIS has not significantly impacted SME growth in Nigeria. The study recommends establishing a credit guarantee scheme with risk-sharing between the government and banks to encourage greater bank lending to SMEs and support their growth, development, and Nigeria's national economic
Fiscal policy uses taxation and public spending to influence economic growth and stabilization. The key objectives of India's fiscal policy are to promote growth, ensure social justice, maintain price stability, generate employment, and achieve balanced regional development. Tools of fiscal policy include altering levels of government spending on items like subsidies and welfare schemes as well as changing tax rates to influence levels of public revenue. Government spending components that can be adjusted include subsidies, welfare schemes, and borrowing, while tax rates and asset sales provide adjustable sources of public revenue.
This document analyzes the determinants of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Malaysia's manufacturing industry from 1980-2002. It finds:
1) Malaysia received substantial FDI over this period, which was an important driver of its economic growth and industrialization.
2) An econometric analysis using cointegration and fully-modified least squares methods found that increases in education, infrastructure, market size, and current account balance led to increases in FDI, while increases in inflation and exchange rate led to decreases.
3) Major sources of FDI in Malaysia's manufacturing sector included the US, Japan, Germany, and Singapore, with electrical/electronics, petroleum, and chemicals as top recipient industries.
Mr.Tulsi Tanti's speech at the BRICS 2014 Summit on ‘Economic Integration-Cha...Suzlon Group
Summary of the Speech Presented by Mr. Tulsi Tanti, Suzlon Group on ‘Economic Integration-Challenges for Sustainable Growth’ at BRICS Business Forum July 14, 2014
Business Environment - Unit-3 - IMBA - Osmania UniversityBalasri Kamarapu
Business Environment - Unit-3 - IMBA - Osmania University
Unit-III: Economic Policies of India
Industrial Environment and Policy
Role of SSUs, and MNCs
Policy of Public Sector and its role in the economy
Competition Law
Policies on Foreign Investment and Trade (EXIM).
The document discusses the importance of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) for employment generation and economic growth in India. It notes that timely access to credit and innovative marketing are challenges for small businesses. A small enterprise is considered 'sick' if its accounts are substandard for over 6 months, there is over 50% erosion in net worth due to cash losses, or it has been in commercial production for 2+ years. The document advocates for improving infrastructure, skills, technology, and access to finance for small businesses.
Unlocking Financial Opportunities in Myanmar-Jefry Batara SalebuJefry Batara Salebu
Myanmar, one of the world’s poorest countries, has a harmonized average CPIA country rating of 3.10 meaning that this country is considering as a Fragile State. This country needs a financing solution to boost country’s economic development to get out of a fragile state status. The members of World Bank Group including IDA is needed to support reforms in Myanmar to strengthen the public and private sector and create jobs to reduce poverty and boost shared prosperity. The private sector plays a critical role in job creation and in providing the means for all to benefit from economic growth. Policy makers need an assessment of the investment climate as part of their private sector development strategies. Actions in these strategies will help the government attract responsible foreign investment in certain sectors and create more jobs and opportunities for people.
Promoting graduates’ interest in small business entrepreneurship in gboko loc...Alexander Decker
This document discusses promoting graduates' interest in small business entrepreneurship in Gboko Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria. It aims to determine this interest and the level of promotion for careers in small business. The study uses surveys of 30 graduates who participated in an entrepreneurship workshop. The findings show graduates are interested in businesses like fashion design, welding, and hairdressing. Establishing small businesses depends on factors like entrepreneurship training and access to startup capital. The document recommends the government create an enabling environment to encourage graduates to start their own small businesses.
Current fiscal and monetary industrial policy in india revisedFBS Business School
Monetary and fiscal policies are two important instruments that can be put to use by government in order to achieve stability in the economy.While monetary policy is implemented by RBI, the fiscal policy is implemented by the government.
Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) of Bangladeshestiaqur
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs; sometimes also small and medium enterprises) or small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are businesses whose personnel numbers fall below certain limits. SMEs are also said to be responsible for driving innovation and competition in many economic sectors.
In Bangladesh, SMEs including micro enterprises comprise over 99 per cent of all industrial units, contributing over 85 per cent of industrial employment. 81 thousand SMEs all together constitute more than 93 per cent of the total 10+ units. Again, focusing on the 10+ units, small units contribute to 35 per cent of the employment, followed by medium and large units comprising 8.8 and 56.0 per cent respectively. In other words, SMEs employ 1.3 million people, constituting 44 percent of employment generated by 10+ units.
H. What do you believe are the greatest challenges facing the sector or industry you would like to specialize in? What role do you hope to be able to play in this sector or industry in the medium term?
Impact of government interventions on small scale entreprises in mubi north l...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a study that examined the impact of government interventions on small scale enterprises in Mubi North local government area of Adamawa State, Nigeria. The study found that small scale enterprise operators lacked awareness of available government intervention programs and that accessing these interventions was difficult. As a result, operators did not feel the interventions were relevant. The study recommends that the government improve awareness of interventions through sensitization and reduce requirements to access support to improve the impact on small scale enterprises.
This document provides an overview of economic concepts including the meaning of an economy, phases of economic development, methods of measuring economic activity, indicators of economic development such as the Physical Quality of Life Index and Human Development Index, the concepts of economic growth and economic development, and factors that influence economic development. It defines key terms and discusses the differences between economic growth and economic development.
Entrepreneurs play a vital role in the economic development of a country. They mobilize capital from households to form capital goods for production. This leads to capital formation. Entrepreneurs also generate employment opportunities by setting up new business concerns, especially in labor-oriented industries. This improves living standards. Entrepreneurs encourage effective utilization of idle funds and natural resources in a country and promote balanced regional development by establishing businesses where resources and labor are available.
Foreign Aid & Public Investment in Pakistanbc080200109
The document discusses public investment and foreign aid. It defines public investment and describes different types of public investment including productive and non-productive investment. It also lists various sources of public investment such as taxes, money printing, exports, bonds/equity, remittances, and foreign aid/debt. The objective of the study is to analyze the effect of foreign aid on public investment and economic growth in Pakistan. Several literature reviews on the relationship between foreign aid, investment, and growth in other countries are also summarized.
The document discusses sustainable economic growth, outlining theories of capital accumulation and factors that influence productivity and income growth per capita. It then examines growth trends in Latin America since 1968, noting that peace, macroeconomic stability, targeted social policies, trade, and democratic governance have supported more sustainable and inclusive growth in the region in recent decades. The role of Canadian foreign aid through CIDA is also assessed as having limited direct impact on macroeconomic growth but potentially more influence at the micro level over the long-term.
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10 Directors
Government Nominee
The Central Board of Directors is the highest decision-making body of the RBI. It has 21 members - 5 ex-officio members and 16 part-time non-official directors nominated by the Government of India.
The ex-officio members are:
1. Governor
2. Deputy Governors (maximum 4)
3. Government Official Director
4. RBI Directors representing 4 local boards
The remaining 16 directors are nominated by the Government of India to represent important areas of the economy and different regions of the country.
So in summary, the Central Board of Directors has representation from RBI officials as well as independent directors nominated by the Government
This document provides information about obtaining fully solved assignments for the SMU BBA Spring 2014 semester. It includes contact information for an email address and phone number to call or message in order to receive assignments. The document then provides details of one such assignment for the subject BBA503 - Economic Planning and Policies. It includes the semester, BK ID, credits, marks, and instructions to answer all questions. It provides three sample questions from the assignment relating to factors in developing economies, limitations of national income estimation in India, and objectives of economic planning in India. Each sample answer provides several paragraphs of response. The document aims to provide students with prior assignments to assist with their coursework.
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1. Explain how business environment influences business management, giving suitable examples.
2. What are the factors responsible for inflation? As a student of management how would you look at the problems of inflation? Collect data on inflation for the last five years and analyse the trends.
3. (a) Discuss the incentives given by the government to exporters as a part of EXIM policy.
(b) Examine the role of foreign trade in an economy.
4. “The reform process has helped to accelerate the growth but the benefits of the growth have not percolated to poor and weaker sections of the society”. What measures would you suggest to modify reforms so as to achieve the objective of growth with social justice?
5. Why is the study of Public Finance Theory important in understanding the fiscal system of an economy better? Elaborate.
6. Write short notes.
(a) Economic Growth
(b) Externalities
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Course Code : MS - 3
Course Title : Economic and Social Environment
Assignement Code : MS-03/TMA/SEM-I/2017
Coverage : All Blocks
Note: Attempt all the questions and submit this assignment on or before 30th April, 2017 to the
coordinator of your study center.
Question.1. a) Explain the reasons why a business manager be
concerned with business environment?
Answer:A business cannot survive without management because management is its means of
support. Management is concerned with acquiring maximum prosperity with minimum efforts.
Managementis essential wherevergroupeffortsare requiredtobe directed towards achievements
of common goals.
In thismanagementconsciousage,the significance of managementcanhardly be over emphasized.
It is said that any thing minus management amounts
b) Discuss how non-economic environment affects business
decisions giving examples.
Answer:The economic environment consists of external factors in a business market and the
broadereconomythatcan influence abusiness.You can divide the economic environment into the
microeconomicenvironment,whichaffectsbusiness decision making - such as individual actions of
firmsand consumers - and the macroeconomic environment, which affects an entire economy and
all of its participants. Many economic factors act as
2. Question.2. What are the major factors of widespread sickness
among the SSI units? How can sickness be identified? Suggest
measures to enhance economic viability of the segment.
Answer:One of the adverse trendsobservable inthe corporate private sector of India is the growing
incidence of sickness. It is causing considerable concern to planners and policymakers. It is also
putting a severe strain on the economic system, particularly on the banks.
There are various crite-ria of sickness. According to the criteria accepted by the Reserve Bank of
India “a sick unit is one which has reported cash loss for the year of its operation and in the
judgment of the financing bank is likely to incur cash
Question.3. Examine the progress of Indian economy towards
globalization in the post reform years. Comment on the slow pace
of progress of globalization and identify the major reasons.
Answer:Since the mid-1980s,Indiahasslowlyopenedupitsmarketsthrougheconomicliberalization.
After more fundamental reforms since 1991and their renewal in the 2000s, India has progressed
towards a free market economy.
In the late 2000s, India’s growth reached 7.5%,
Question.4. a) What are the major problems of fiscal policy?
Describe.
Answer:Fiscal policy involves the decisions that a government makes regarding collection of
revenue, through taxation and about spending that revenue. It is often contrasted with monetary
policy,in whicha central bank(like the Federal Reserve inthe UnitedStates) sets interest rates and
determines the level of money supply.
a) Is the growth of public expenditure in India justified? Discuss.
Answer:Several theoriesof taxation exist in public economics. Governments at all levels (national,
regional and local) need to raise revenue from a variety of sources to finance public-sector
expenditures. The details of taxation are guided by two principles: who will benefit, and who can
pay.PUBLIC expenditure means the expenditure on the developmental and non-developmetal
activity such as construction of road way, construction of dam and other activity.
3. Question.5. Explain major trends in volume, composition and
direction of India’s foreign trade in recent years. Do you think that
these trends portray a favorable trade environment in the country?
Answer:The Republicof Indiamaintains an ongoing dialogue with the supranational Institutions of
the EuropeanUnionwhichis separate fromthe bilateral relations with sovereign member States of
the European Union.
In Asia the positive public perception of Europe is highest in India.
India, the world's most populous democracy, has
Question.6. Write short notes on the following:
a) Balance of Payments
Answer:The balance of payments,alsoknownasbalance of internationalpaymentsandabbreviated
BoP, of a country is the record of all economic transactions between the residents of the country
and the rest of the world in a particular period (over a quarter of a year or more commonly over a
year).These transactions are made byindividuals,firmsandgovernmentbodies.Thusthe balance of
payments includes all external visible and non-visible transactions of a country. It is an important
issue to be studied, especially in international financial
b) Role of Public Sector
Answer:Here we detail about the following nine important roles played by public sector in Indian
economy,i.e.,(1) Generation of Income, (2) Capital Formation, (3) Employment, (4) Infrastructure,
(5) StrongIndustrial Base,(6) ExportPromotionand ImportSubstitution, (7) Contribution to Central
Exchequer, (8) Checking Concentration of Income and Wealth, and (9) Removal of Regional
Disparities.
1. Generation of Income:
c) Economic Development and Economic Growth
Answer:Economic growth means an increase in real national income / national output.
Economic development means an improvement in quality of life and living standards, e.g.
measures of literacy, life-expectancy and health care.
Ceterisparibus,we wouldexpecteconomicgrowthtoenable more economicdevelopment.
Higher real GDP, enables more to be spent on health care and education.
However,the linkis not guaranteed. The proceeds of economic growth could be wasted or
retained by a small wealthy elite.
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