This paper mainly revolves around the monetary policy of the RBI and studies the evolution of India’s growth starting from the famous 1991 reforms undertaken by the then finance minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh up until mid-2013 when India recorded its slowest annual GDP growth in a decade. This apologue is described with the help of 8 aggregate demand – inflation adjustment models alongside appropriate graphical data in support of them. Finally, the paper concludes with what the RBI is trying to achieve with the monetary policy and future predictions about the macroeconomic outlook of the Indian economy...
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This research paper pitchurizes the “CHINDIA” trade pattern since 2009 and projects the results in the context of the strategies of economic development for Asia’s leading economies i.e. India & China. Our findings projected were firstly, India – China moves a level-up in its trade with signing of new agreements but showing an off-track trend. Further Imports from China by India is decreasing by proportion with certain reasons and China’s exports have been more complex and sophisticated than India’s, as a result the gap of deficit is not narrowing. It was also founded that India exports a large share of products; however, this proportion is still smaller than that of China exports to India...
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