Subbu always optimistic on views,but as he said we have to work hard on this path,can't go without excluding any sectors...it shd b inclusive...moreover double down the progressive policies...
The biggest challenge that India faces is of continuity of policies. The INDI alliance doesnt have a vision for India's growth. The drastic deterioration of services in Telengana after the Congress has come to power is so visible. All developments have stopped, garbage is strewn all around, roads are full of potholes..situation in Karnataka is the same...China developed because they had a continuity of policies, they debated less and worked more, no discussions on the right of minorities and have good neighbors....we have lot of these challenges..
Pehle 5 trillion cross karo. Don't jump ahead of yourself. See what happened to Japan, Argentina, European countries. We are going to get a population loss soon as young people are not having children.
This guy is an engineer-turned- economist. It appears that he has forgotten whatever arithmetic he had learned as an engineer and also has not mastered even basic economics. He certainly doesn't appear to know how to apply the simple CAGR calculator. The GDP of India in 2024 is estimated to be $3.95 trillion. KVS has assumed a CAGR of 8 percent. This figure for CAGR is, in itself, an over-optimistic figure, given the relatively poor rate of current economic growth in the cowbelt BIMARU states and also W Bengal and Punjab which account for the a major percentage of the country's population. Be it as it may, even assuming this exaggerated CAGR of 8 percent, with the starting value of GDP at $ 3.95 trillion and the number of years at 23, a simple application of the reverse CAGR calculator will yield only $23 trillion as the projected GDP IN 2047, the hundredth anniversary of India's independence. This figure is far too low a figure when compared to the $55 trillion predicted by KVS. This does not take into account the inevitable and inexorable depreciation of the INR against the USD over the intervening period of 23 years. Given the present trend in the exchange rate, one should not be surprised if 1 USD buys 300 INR in 2047. Even China did not achieve such high rate during its period of explosive economic growth. As the saying goes, if wishes were horses, beggars would ride!
What India did in last 10 years are phenomenal. Unfortunately a good number of educated people are not even trying to understand the real change. The real challenge for India is the freebie politics (cash for vote !). Most of the old political parties throw away tax payers money in most unproductive manner, just for votes. Many state govts are counter productive.. While our highways are becoming world class, cities are become worse than poorest countries in the world - one engine trying to accelerate while the other engine is dragging it back !..
Subbu always optimistic on views,but as he said we have to work hard on this path,can't go without excluding any sectors...it shd b inclusive...moreover double down the progressive policies...
The biggest challenge that India faces is of continuity of policies. The INDI alliance doesnt have a vision for India's growth. The drastic deterioration of services in Telengana after the Congress has come to power is so visible. All developments have stopped, garbage is strewn all around, roads are full of potholes..situation in Karnataka is the same...China developed because they had a continuity of policies, they debated less and worked more, no discussions on the right of minorities and have good neighbors....we have lot of these challenges..
Good conversation no data has been shown.
Pehle 5 trillion cross karo. Don't jump ahead of yourself. See what happened to Japan, Argentina, European countries. We are going to get a population loss soon as young people are not having children.
Yes, it's achieved through step by step carefully
Supply is there but demand is very low because people is have not money then how would increase inflation 😢😢
First India has to reform Agriculture and Labour sectors to achieve 10 trillion economy. Next would be education sector.
MS Anchor always infrastructure development than others because logistics expenses lowers as 12 percent
bros never stoping when he got to know there is trillions...
55T USD?? We arent even close to China's economy 😆😆🤣🤣
With. Usd hyperinflation 55 trillion usd could get you a bag of potatoes
Ola guru
Rajan & Arvind will sell dream target for 1000Tr. China trade deficit!!!!!
And khangressi will cause 10% inflation like 2009 to 2013
Ayyo.. reel andhu pochu da. Modhalla 5 trillion thaandalaam da.
PissMulla in UPA2 your INDI masters used to say we will be in top 5 by 2030.
This guy is an engineer-turned- economist. It appears that he has forgotten whatever arithmetic he had learned as an engineer and also has not mastered even basic economics. He certainly doesn't appear to know how to apply the simple CAGR calculator. The GDP of India in 2024 is estimated to be $3.95 trillion. KVS has assumed a CAGR of 8 percent. This figure for CAGR is, in itself, an over-optimistic figure, given the relatively poor rate of current economic growth in the cowbelt BIMARU states and also W Bengal and Punjab which account for the a major percentage of the country's population. Be it as it may, even assuming this exaggerated CAGR of 8 percent, with the starting value of GDP at $ 3.95 trillion and the number of years at 23, a simple application of the reverse CAGR calculator will yield only $23 trillion as the projected GDP IN 2047, the hundredth anniversary of India's independence. This figure is far too low a figure when compared to the $55 trillion predicted by KVS. This does not take into account the inevitable and inexorable depreciation of the INR against the USD over the intervening period of 23 years. Given the present trend in the exchange rate, one should not be surprised if 1 USD buys 300 INR in 2047. Even China did not achieve such high rate during its period of explosive economic growth. As the saying goes, if wishes were horses, beggars would ride!
economist assume poltics as constant lol their is big 'iF' still exist ..............
What India did in last 10 years are phenomenal. Unfortunately a good number of educated people are not even trying to understand the real change. The real challenge for India is the freebie politics (cash for vote !). Most of the old political parties throw away tax payers money in most unproductive manner, just for votes. Many state govts are counter productive.. While our highways are becoming world class, cities are become worse than poorest countries in the world - one engine trying to accelerate while the other engine is dragging it back !..
Free money for votes has also started here in USA