ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES AFTER 2014 IN INDIA
Keywords:
Economic Growth, population, investmentAbstract
We'll get an up-to-date picture of the Indian economy in this study. It examines India's economic development, as well as the factors that sustain it, such as savings and investment, productivity, and cross-border commerce. A dynamic (automobiles) and a lagging (agricultural) sector's performance is highlighted, as is the recent income growth structure. Increasing regional and individual inequality, growing unemployment, infrastructure limits, and the budget deficit are only a few of the developing constraints on fast economic expansion that are discussed. It examines the near-term possibilities for economic development.
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