TY  - BOOK
ED  - Government of India. Ministry of Finance
TI  - Economic survey 2015-16 V.2
U1  - 330.954053 
PY  - 2016///
PB  - Oxford University Press
N1  - Name of the Chapter
CONTENTS
STATE OF THE ECONOMY: AN OVERVIEW
India's Increasing Importance to Global Growth
Aggregate Demand
Growth in Gross Value Added
The Saving-Investment Balance
Public Finance
Prices and Monetary Management
External Sector
Outlook
Sectoral Developments
PUBLIC FINANCE
Trends in Receipts
Trends in Expenditure
Trends in Deficit and Financing of the Deficit
Provisional Outcome in 2015-16 (up to December) vis-A-vis BE 2015-16
Performance of Departmental Enterprises of the Central Government
Government Debt
Fiscal Performance of the General Government
Outlook
MONETARY MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION
Monetary Developments during 2015-16
Liquidity Management
Bank Credit
An Analysis of Annual Variation in Non-Food Credit
Comparative Credit Flow Trend in BRICS Economies
Interest Rates of Scheduled Commercial Banks Excluding Regional Rural Banks
Performance of SCBs
Financial Inclusion
Non-Banking Financial Companies
Developments in the Government Securities Market
Developments in the Capital Market
Institutional Investments
Insurance Sector
Pension Sector
EXTERNAL SECTOR
Global Economic Environment
India's Merchandise Trade
Trade Policy
WTO Negotiations and India
Bilateral and Regional Cooperation
Balance of Payments Developments
Foreign Exchange Reserves
Exchange Rate
External Debt

PRICES, AGRICULTURE AND FOOD MANAGEMENT
Overall Trends in Inflation
Food Inflation
Urban and Rural Sector Inflation
State-wise Inflationary Trend
Wedge between CPI and WPI
Global Inflation and Commodity Prices
Outlook
Agriculture and Food Management
Overview of Agriculture
Area, Production and Yield
Pathways to Productivity in Agriculture
Gross Capital Formation in Agriculture and Allied Sectors
Horticulture
performance
Shipping
 Port Services
 IT-BPM Services
 Research and Development Services
 Consultancy Services
 Real Estate and Housing
 Internal Trade
 Media and Entertainment Services
 Postal Services
 Conclusion and Suggestions
 CLIMATE CHANGE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
 Introduction
 Emissions from major countries
 Sector-wise emissions
 Paris Agreement
 Intended Nationally Determined Contribution
 Tracking Climate Finance
 Multilateral Climate Funds
 International Carbon Markets
Domestic Actions on Climate Change
Sustainable Development
 SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, EMPLOYMENT AND HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
 Trends in Social Sector Expenditure
 Educational Challenges
 Employment
 Towards a Healthy India
 Poverty
 Human Development: International Comparisons
Conclusion
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