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Sameer · 10-28-2005, 18:18 PM

Well for one thing the 5.5% average GDP growth rate is the 1979-2001 average, it is the only one that gives you this average

1980-1991 when Indira deregulated organized sector= 5.8% average and a quadripalling of productivity

1992-2005-6.5%

New trend rate of growth= 7%

Investment rate= 28%

Incremental Capital Output ratio= 3.9

Harrod Domar model projected short term growth potential= 7%

GDP official CSo figure in real terms with 1993 constant prices 700B
GDP at current prices 820B
GDP adjusted for PPP multiply by a good 5.9

result

India is the world's fourth largest economy in PPP terms and will overtake Japan at number 3 spot by 2017 or earlier.

India will spend 6% of GDP on education by the next five year plan. (Business Week Aug 27th 2005 issue)

balle balle but much more can be done.

10-28-2005, 18:18 PM	#2 (permalink)
Sameer Banished *Senior Contributor* Join Date: 07-12-05 Posts: 2,541	Well for one thing the 5.5% average GDP growth rate is the 1979-2001 average, it is the only one that gives you this average 1980-1991 when Indira deregulated organized sector= 5.8% average and a quadripalling of productivity 1992-2005-6.5% New trend rate of growth= 7% Investment rate= 28% Incremental Capital Output ratio= 3.9 Harrod Domar model projected short term growth potential= 7% GDP official CSo figure in real terms with 1993 constant prices 700B GDP at current prices 820B GDP adjusted for PPP multiply by a good 5.9 result India is the world's fourth largest economy in PPP terms and will overtake Japan at number 3 spot by 2017 or earlier. India will spend 6% of GDP on education by the next five year plan. (Business Week Aug 27th 2005 issue) balle balle but much more can be done. Last edited by Sameer : 10-28-2005 at 18:22 PM.