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India Domestic Credit increased 11.6 % YoY in Sep 2022, compared with an increase of 11.2 % YoY in the previous month See the table below for more data.
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- Quantitative classification: In quantitative classification the data are classified according to some characteristics that can be measured numerically such as height, weight, production, income, marks secured by the students etc. Example: Students of a college may be classified according to there weights as given in the table
Weight (in Kg) No of students 30-40 20 40-50 25 50-60 40 60-70 45 - Qualitative classification: In qualitative classification, the data are classified on the basis of attributes or quality such as ***, colour of hair, literacy, religion etc.
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- China has successfully focused on Pro-poor reforms.
- Agrarian reforms have been effectively carried out.
- Export driven manufacturing has significantly grown, adding to the pace of GDP growth.
- SEZ policy has proved to be a boon for FDI flow in India.
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- Disinvestment is defined as the action of a government aimed at selling or liquidating its shareholding in a public sector enterprise in order to get the government out of the business of production and increase its presence and performance in the provision of public goods and basic public services such as infrastructure, education, health, etc.
- Funds from disinvestment would also help in reducing public debt and bring down the debt-to-GDP ratio while competitive public undertakings would be enabled to function effectively.
Disinvestment – Objectives
The main objectives of disinvestment in India are:
- To reduce the financial burden of the sick, loss-making PSU’s on the Government
- To improve public finances
- To introduce competition and market discipline
- To fund growth, social sector welfare
- To encourage a wider share of ownership
- To depoliticize non-essential servicesv
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In the area of skilled manpower and research and development institutions, India is better placed than Pakistan.There are mainly following points where India has an edge over Pakistan:-
1) Land - India has a wide land area from Kashmir to kanyakumari.
2) Economy-India may not be the richest country in the world but it is financially far ahead of Pakistan.
3) Education-In India almost 60 percent of population is educated while in Pakistan literacy rate is only 40 pecent.
4) Strength-India has defeated Pakistan a lot of time in the past and now India is technically superior and we have improved our army and navy.
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Advantages of outsourcing
- Improved focus on core business activities. ...
- Increased efficiency. ...
- Controlled costs. ...
- Increased reach. ...
- Greater competitive advantage. ...
- Offshore outsourcing issues
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Balance of Payments
It represents the net balance of foreign exchange inflows and outflows.
It includes all current account and capital account transactions.
BOP= NET CASH FLOWS FROM CURRENT ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS - NET CASH FLOWS FROM CAPITAL ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS
Current account transactions includes all the net foreign exchange from trade in goods and services and transfer payments.
Capital account transactions includes external borrowings, external assistance, foreign direct investment, investment in capital assets, foreign portfolio investments.
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