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The document discusses the recession of 2008-2009 and its impacts on the Indian insurance sector. It notes that recessions can lead to credit crunches, reduced savings, and unemployment, all of which negatively impact insurance sales. Data is presented showing declines in investments, savings rates, sales, ULIP policies, and new insurance policies during the recession. The government implemented fiscal and monetary policies like tax cuts, increased spending, lowering reserve requirements and interest rates to stimulate the economy and help recovery.
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The document defines and explains recession. It notes that a recession is when a country's GDP declines for two consecutive quarters, indicating the economy is shrinking. Recessions can be caused by overproduction when supply exceeds demand, or by a loss of consumer and business confidence from factors like job losses and company bankruptcies that further reduce spending and demand. Governments try to counter recessions through fiscal policies like tax cuts and increased spending, and monetary policies where central banks lower interest rates and adjust money supply to boost demand and investment.
Recession
The document defines and explains recession. It notes that a recession is when a country's GDP declines for two consecutive quarters, indicating the economy is shrinking. Recessions can be caused by overproduction when supply exceeds demand, or by a loss of consumer and business confidence from factors like job losses and company bankruptcies that further reduce spending and demand. Governments try to counter recessions through fiscal policies like tax cuts and increased spending, and monetary policies where central banks lower interest rates and adjust money supply to boost demand and investment.
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The document defines and explains recession. It notes that a recession is when a country's GDP declines for two consecutive quarters, indicating the economy is shrinking. Recessions can be caused by overproduction when supply exceeds demand, or by a loss of consumer and business confidence from factors like job losses and company bankruptcies that further reduce spending and demand. Governments try to counter recessions through fiscal policies like tax cuts and increased spending, and monetary policies where central banks lower interest rates and adjust money supply to boost demand and investment.
Recession
The document defines and explains recession. It notes that a recession is when a country's GDP declines for two consecutive quarters, indicating the economy is shrinking. Recessions can be caused by overproduction when supply exceeds demand, or by a loss of consumer and business confidence from factors like job losses and company bankruptcies that further reduce spending and demand. Governments try to counter recessions through fiscal policies like tax cuts and increased spending, and monetary policies where central banks lower interest rates and adjust money supply to boost demand and investment.
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The document defines and explains recession. It notes that a recession is when a country's GDP declines for two consecutive quarters, indicating the economy is shrinking. Recessions can be caused by overproduction when supply exceeds demand, or by a loss of consumer and business confidence from factors like job losses and company bankruptcies that further reduce spending and demand. Governments try to counter recessions through fiscal policies like tax cuts and increased spending, and monetary policies where central banks lower interest rates and adjust money supply to boost demand and investment.
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The document defines and explains recession. It notes that a recession is when a country's GDP declines for two consecutive quarters, indicating the economy is shrinking. Recessions can be caused by overproduction when supply exceeds demand, or by a loss of consumer and business confidence from factors like job losses and company bankruptcies that further reduce spending and demand. Governments try to counter recessions through fiscal policies like tax cuts and increased spending, and monetary policies where central banks lower interest rates and adjust money supply to boost demand and investment.
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- 1. The Recession of 2008-2009: How Painful Will It Be? Made by – Saurabh Gupta Bcom vocational (insurance 2 nd year)
- 3. Recession and its impacts on insurance sector in India.
- 5. Investments in india in different types of policies of LIC and other insurance companies. (In billions.) Source:- IRDA
- 6. Savings Rate in india Source: Commerce Department, Bureau of Economic Analysis July 2008: 1.2% 2007 2008 2009
- 7. REDUCTION IN SALES OF INSURANCE SECTOR Source: IRDA Aug. 2008: $381.2 billion 2008 2009 Total retail sales in billions of dollars, seasonally adjusted.
- 8. REDUCTION IN SALE OF ULIP POLICIES Source: IRDA Aug. 2008: 100.8 2007 2008 2009
- 9. Sales of new insurance policies. Source: TIMES OF INDIA July 2008: 515,000
- 10. Percentage change in sale of new policies. 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 0
- 11. Deficit in Indian Insurance Trade Source: Economic times 2007 2008 July 2008: $62.2 billion
- 12. Consumer Confidence Index Source: Hindustan times 2007 2008 Aug. 2008: 56.9
- 13. INDIA’S Jobless Rate In percent, seasonally adjusted: Source:Department of Labor 2008 2009
- 14. Increament in Unemployment Rate in india due to recession. Source: Indian Workforce Commission
- 21. Government Fiscal Policies Government influences the economy by changing how Government spends and collects money 1] Tax cuts for businesses or for individuals More money available for spending Demand picks up; Market can recover; 2] More spending by Govt. to create jobs Individuals get salary and spend money 3] Automatic fiscal policy; Unemployment Insurance Some income to unemployed people to spend Fiscal Policies
- 22. Government Monetary Policies 1] Reduce CRR for banks More money available for bank to give loans Demand picks up; Market can recover; Government manipulates the available supply of money in the country Monetary Policies 2] Lower the Repo & Reserve repo rates` Individuals take more loan
- 23. What about India in global market crises Most of the developing economies like China, India; Currently, Slow Down Stage; Not yet in Recession Most of the developed economies like US, Japan, Germany, etc Currently, in Recession GDP Growth Rate Down; But, Still expected to be Around 6% in India GDP Growth Rate Negative;
- 24. Don’t worry What goes down will always go up, Markets will rebound – these tips will prepare you to be a winner !! HOPING THIS TIME RECESSION VANISHES SOON SO THAT INDIA GETS BACK TO ITS STRONGER GDP GROWTH RATE OF 8% TO 10% . (AS PER THE EXPERSTS OPINIONS IT WILL LAST TILL Q3 of 2009 ).. You can be updated yourself with the current economic condition through ‘ Business TV-channels,News,News papers’.