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This collection begins with an overview of the Indian Economy. It talks about the stability of the economy, fiscal consolidation, low inflation and Economic survey. The next part begins with a thorough explanation of a chart from the economic survey which shows growth in GDP and other major sectors. It then gives details on the twin balance sheet challenge which is the large and rising stressed assets in banks and how it can be addressed by recognition, recapitalization, resolution and reform. The collection then focuses on the introduction of inflation, wholesale price inflation, consumer price inflation and astute policies and management of inflation. It then goes on to explain fiscal deficit and service sectors. The next part throws some light on the social and human development investment that is required. It then states some of the reforms that the government has taken in regard to the betterment of the economy. Some of the reforms that are explained in detail in the next few lessons are the crop insurance program, Jan Dhan Yojana, JAM and power sector reforms. Then we have a talk on how India can realize the true potential it has by using the exit policy, creating better human development and improving the agriculture. The final part of the collection has a conclusion about last year's economic survey, the achievements, pending agenda and the promise of India. There is finally a comprehensive summary of the previous lessons in this collection. It gives a brief on the overview of the economy, situation and need for it and the suggestions that have been given to the government to improve the economy. Tags: Economic Survey of India, Indian Economic Survey, Economic Survey 2016, Economic Survey 2016-17, Jan Dhan Yojana, Economic Reforms, UPSC Lecture, UPSC Free Lessons, UPSC Free Online Videos, UPSC Economy, Economy for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, Indian Administrative Service, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Economy UPSC Important Topics.


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Economy for UPSC CSE (IAS): Detailed Analysis and Important Topics Of Economic Survey

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This lesson provides an overview of the course on Detailed Analysis of Economic Survey. It aims at providing a lucid understanding of the topic & helps aspirants develop a strong base of knowledge to understand the issues in Indian Economy. It further gives the details of whom this course is meant for and ends by providing an overview of the topics in the following lessons.

Overview: Detailed Analysis Of Economic Survey (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson begins with an overview of the Indian Economy, where it talks about the stability of the economy, fiscal consolidation, low inflation and Economic survey. It then moves on to the outlook for growth and inflation, where there is some light thrown on GDP growth projection and CPI inflation projection. The lesson then moves on to the situation and need for world economy where it focuses on macroeconomic stability, monetary and fiscal policy and the twin balance sheet challenge. There is also an illustration that will give a better understanding of India and the world's economic status.

Analysis Of Economic Survey - Overview Of The Indian Economy (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson begins with a thorough explanation of a chart from the economic survey which shows growth in GDP and other major sectors. It then gives details on the twin balance sheet challenge which is the large and rising stressed assets in banks and how it can be addressed by recognition, recapitalization, resolution and reform. The last part of the lesson has an illustration of the dilemma of monetary and fiscal consolidation.

Analysis Of Economic Survey - Twin Balance Sheet Challenge (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson begins with an introduction to inflation, wholesale price inflation, consumer price inflation and astute policies and management of inflation. It then goes on to explain fiscal deficit and service sectors. The next part of the lesson talks about large returns on early life investments in a mother and child. The final part of the lesson throws some light on the social and human development investment that is required.

Analysis Of Economic Survey - Inflation & Returns On Investment (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson begins by explaining how India has fared well compared to world economy even when exports have decreased due to weak global demand and the private investment is weak. It then states some of the reforms that the government has taken in regard to the betterment of the economy. Some of the reforms that are explained: the crop insurance program, Jan Dhan Yojana, JAM and power sector reforms. The next part of the lesson focuses on how private finance is vital for India to reach climate goals and improve the quality of education and skill development.

Analysis Of Economic Survey - Reforms Used For Economic Growth (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson focuses on the suggestions given to the government by the economic survey. The first suggestion is for the government to do something about subsidies. It explains how the rich feed off subsidies worth over Rs.1 lakh crore, who benefits from subsidies and how the rationalisation of subsidies and incentives is needed urgently. The next suggestion is on tax exceptions and how the number of taxpayers is usually low and tax exemptions are too many. 

Analysis Of Economic Survey - Subsidies And Tax Exemptions (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson, we continue learning about the suggestions given to the government by the economic survey. The suggestion is on how we must spread the Jan Dhan Yojana, Aadhar and Mobile transactions to new areas to improve financial connectivity in rural areas and permission to payment small banks to financial inclusion. 

Analysis Of Economic Survey - Jan Dhan Yojana (JAM), Aadhar And Mobile Transactions (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson, we continue learning about the suggestions given to the government by the economic survey. It begins by explaining the Chakravyuha or exit challenge where from the last 6 decades there has been socialism with limited entry to markets without exit. The people who are facing the exit challenge is from the public and private sectors. Each of the sectors is mentioned and explained. The lesson then focuses on why the exit is difficult and the way forward. 

Analysis Of Economic Survey - The Chakravyuha/Exit Challenge (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson, we continue learning about the suggestions given to the government by the economic survey. The lesson begins with the introduction to the agricultural sector of the economy. It talks about the concept of more crops with less input, going from cereal-centric, regionally-concentrated, and input-intensive policies to diversifying to pulses and having greater market integration. It also states that there should be a better price for farmers. The lesson then focuses on rationalizing agricultural policies and reforms in fertilizer subsidy. 

Analysis Of Economic Survey - Reforms Of The Agricultural Sector (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson begins by stating how India can realize the true potential it has by using the exit policy, creating better human development and improving the agriculture. The lesson then has a conclusion about last year's economic survey, the achievements, pending agenda and the promise of India. 

Analysis Of Economic Survey - True Potential Of India And Conclusion (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson is a comprehensive summary of the previous lessons in this collection. It gives a brief on the overview of the economy, situation and need for it and the suggestions that have been given to the government to improve the economy. 

Summary Of Lessons On Economic Survey (for UPSC CSE)

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GST MADE SIMPLE course covers the entire gamut of Goods and Services Tax in India to common person as well as professional. You know almost everything about GST by the help of this course.

(Hindi) Goods and Service Tax Made Simple

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Sunil Singh

In this course, Sunil Singh discusses MCQs on the Indian economy, banking sector and more. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE 2018 and  UPPSC 2018.

(Hindi) Brainstorming Economy MCQs : UPSC, UPPSC 2018


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Simranjit Kaur

The course is for students preparing Indian economic service exam or  Indian economy for any competitive exam.

(Hindi) Indian Economy: UPSC

GST MADE SIMPLE course covers the entire gamut of Goods and Services Tax in India to  common person as well as professional. You know almost everything about GST by the help of this course. We shall also answer questions relating to some complex issues of GST in this course.

Goods and Service Tax Made Simple

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JITU DINESH

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सैंधव सभ्यता की विशेषताएं : UPSC

This course this with the international trade of india and the different export incentive scheme started by the government of india for the promotion of exports

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