The Indian economy stands at a critical juncture. In 75 years of independence, the economy has not only grown, it has diversified the production base with implications for employment and output. The economy has been working with a globalized world for more than three decades now with solid presence in global manufacturing, services and financial businesses. Today, when advanced economies are experiencing a slowdown in the post pandemic times, India has emerged as an economy with many possibilities. However, the nation faces its own set of challenges. Weak aggregate demand, high unemployment rate, high current account deficit in balance of payments, rise in public and private debt, widening inequality in income and wealth distribution are some of the important concerns. In this context, adoption of new age technology can open up new opportunities as well as creating new challenges. The track aims to discuss important achievements, challenges faced and public policy responses related to Indian Economy.
1 India’s Growth and Development Issues
2 India and SDGs
3 India’s Public Finance – policies, practices and challenges
4 Monetary policies and its effectiveness
5 India’s International Tarde
6 Small and Medium Scale Industries of India
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