Inflation in India-government policy
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Inflation in India touches 10.16% recently and this inflations spreads its hand on manufactured goods also(As per recent press release.) Situation is worrying the government. Government announced that RBI will take corrective measures to control the inflation. The inflation is increasing steadily at a higher rate. It seems to be the government is not seeing the situation in subtle and always ask RBI to take action.
Our inflation measurement is also not at par with the international standards. we have seen situation where inflationary conditions are existed in the market, in contrast govt. express deflationary conditions in the country by releasing negative figures.
whether altering the CRR and Repo rates is the only policy measure available to correct the inflation or deflation in the country. There are no other alternatives. Inflation may also be on account of demand and supply gaps, or black marketing. How this has to be identified and to be controlled. What should be the policy decisions or matter should be? What steps the government has to take?
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Pricing policy, demand & supply index maintenance on real time basis.
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manikanta raj
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"Pricing policy, demand & supply index maintenance on real time basis."
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RBI has changed the CRR rates in its bank policy to adjust inflation conditions in the market, but the same is not fruitful, it is ineffective to control the same and it is clearly evident by recent trends in inflation. It seems to be the...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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I understand that Baba Ramdev was telling the media that INR will appreciate and become equivalent to One INR is equal to 50 USD, provided all the black money stashed in swiss banks is brought back to India. The interest on this money alone is...
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priti inamdar
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Good topic Sir. Bt i dont think so because for tackling inflation thr are many solutions except this. If Rupee appreciation will happen it is very dangaruous for the exporter and export become expensive,Deficiency will increase and so on reasons...
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Yes, it can be controlled by taking corrective actions
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Himanshu Upadhyay
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Inflation can be controlled up to some extent, if Govt can take some strict actions against food mafias and takes out the food, which is being converted in to garbage in govt godowns
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Ganesh Ramaswamy
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It is only creating an artificial feeling that inflation is reined and RBI is only postponing another crisis on cost of living....
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sudhakar
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when velocity of money is more nothing is assured.
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Srinivas suravajhala
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I doubt the credit policy can only pull down the inflation. There are too many factors contributing to it. RBI is trying its best pull down the circulation of money. The Middle class and the poor will be greatly affected by these measures. The...
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Monetary Policy and Inflation control In the general output model of demand and supply we have downward slopping demand curve and upward slopping supply curve. When it comes to monetary policy we use the short term and long term demand and supply curve. In the short run the monetarists demand/supply curve is similar to the general equilibrium model mentioned above. In the long term though the supply curve is upward slopping but the demand curve is perfectly elastic meaning it is a straight line perpendicular to the x axis where price is the index and y-axis quantity. This means that in the long run economy need be prepared for meeting this theoretical norm of long term monetarists demand/...
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Mathew Cherian
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This means, the country need be prepared to manifest low inflation in future, especially for a developing country like India since, development can be highly inflationary and one cannot undertake it by lying down with the belief that things will...
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