Last few weeks, debate on projected GDP growth rate for FY13
came into the discussion. Although in the budget FY13, based on the 6th
Five-Year Plan, the government set an ambitious target of 7.2% GDP growth, the
reality was quite different from the target, mainly due to delayed recovery of
global economic development.
As FY13 is coming to an end soon, predictions over GDP
growth rate by various government, multilateral organizations and rating agencies
clearly show that it won’t be possible to achieve target GDP growth rate of
7.2% (Figure below). Interestingly, there is a wide gap between the target and
predicted GDP growth rate. The same scenario was observed in the last FY, when the
target and actual GDP growth rates were 7.0% and 6.3%, respectively.
Two basic reasons came up in almost all analyses:
1. Slowed recovery of global economies; and 2. Recent political crisis inside the country
News on various economic updates:
News on various economic updates:
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