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... domestic capital formation which was only 10 per cent of the gross domestic product ( GDP ) at market prices in 1950-51 went upto 16.9 per cent in 1960-61 , 20 per cent in 1973-74 and 24.7 per cent in 1981-82 . Net domestic capital ...
... domestic capital formation which was only 10 per cent of the gross domestic product ( GDP ) at market prices in 1950-51 went upto 16.9 per cent in 1960-61 , 20 per cent in 1973-74 and 24.7 per cent in 1981-82 . Net domestic capital ...
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... domestic savings . The sources from which domestic savings are mobilised broadly fall into three categories , viz . , the Govern- ment or public sector , the domestic private corporate sector and the household sector . The distribution ...
... domestic savings . The sources from which domestic savings are mobilised broadly fall into three categories , viz . , the Govern- ment or public sector , the domestic private corporate sector and the household sector . The distribution ...
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... domestic savings in the initial stages can be made up through external assistance which may be either through loans , grants or aid from international institutions and foreign governments or it may be through business investments . The ...
... domestic savings in the initial stages can be made up through external assistance which may be either through loans , grants or aid from international institutions and foreign governments or it may be through business investments . The ...
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Types of Planning 1733 | 17 |
Planning Exercises in India 3447 | 34 |
Aims and Objectives of the FiveYear 4860 | 48 |
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achieved additional taxation allocation Anil Kumar Jain areas balance banks basic black money capita income capital cent Central consumption crores deficit financing direct taxes domestic Draft Plan economic development Economic Planning employment estimates expenditure exports Fifth Plan foodgrains foreign formulation Fourth Plan Government of India growth rate important increase Indian economy Indian Planning Jain lakhs loans Mahalanobis Mahalanobis model ment mixed economy money supply National Development Council national income National Planning objectives output P.B. Desai Pattern of Outlay percentage perspective plan Plan Outlay Plan period planners Planning Commission Planning in India planning model population poverty poverty line Pradesh Pranab Mukherjee priority private sector problem programmes public enterprises public sector outlay raised rate of growth revenue Rupees in crores rural schemes Second Plan sector investment share Sixth Five-Year Plan Sixth Plan social strategy Tamil Nadu targets Third Plan three Annual Plans tion tonnes trade utilisation Uttar Pradesh