The higher-than-expected GDP growth print of 7.6 percent in July-September has forced many economists and agencies, including the Reserve Bank of India, to raise their full-year growth forecasts.
According to Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran, it is possible that the Indian economy s underlying momentum and activity is not being measured accurately
According to the government s top economist, an objective assessment of governance levels in countries – and in turn, their credit ratings – could help reduce financing costs for emerging economies by billions of dollars
Nageswaran was speaking at a discussion on a recent paper co-authored by him on the issues, challenges, and solutions to harnessing private capital for global public goods.