The surprising element about the new budget (2013) is that government’s proposed borrowing is mild, despite having a
Budget visualizes fiscal discipline by making tough to meet revenue and expenditure projections
Category: Fiscal Policy
Government’s tax hunt produces negative image and not revenue.
Vodafone, Nokia, Shell… are some of the MNCs preparing to proceed with legal complaints against India’s revenue department
Toughest of the Reforms: Diesel Prices Deregulated
The government today has allowed oil marketing companies to hike diesel prices. Companies are now allowed to make
NIB: Grease to Increase Ease
National Investment Board, a super board is expected to be created soon — proffers Mr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia
The wait for GST and DTC continues
Shortly after presenting the Union Budget 2012, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, admitted that
Budget has made the equity market attractive for retail investors
Not just the Rajiv Gandhi Equity scheme, but a group of other measures in the budget will make
The fiscal deficit target is realistic
The Finance Minister has set a fiscal deficit target of 5.1% of GDP for the next fiscal year.
How the budget saved Congress politically?
One of the main mission of the budget was to save Congress especially after its recent election debacle
Positives and negatives of budget 2012
The budget gives a mix of positive and negative elements. Positives: Importance to infrastructure: companies
Finance Minister presents a realistic budget by mixing fiscal discipline and populism
The budget presented by the Finance Minister Mr Pranab Mukherjee is concentrating on fiscal discipline based on increase