India - conclusion final

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Lejla Hodović Anela Kadić Belma Mizdrak Zerina Muharemović Arnela Mustafić Lana Sarajlić International Economics Prof.: Jasmina Osmanković Ass.: Hatidža Jahić Team members: Sarajevo, fall 2011

I n d i a: 

I n d i a Incredible

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DATE TAKE SCENES 6 1 PRODUCTION THEME International economics INDIA

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Final report

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Conclusions Trade policy Balance of payments and exchange rate Competitiv e nes s report Economic integrations Macroeconomic policy Economic crisis CONTENT

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Interesting facts Capital : New Delhi President : Pratibha Devisingh Patil Population : 1 ,210 million 3rd largest economy in the world FDI f ailed to reach full potential NO Political violence Unemployment rate 9.4% Most important trading partners: China,USA, UAE, Saudi Arabia SCENE 1 overview: trade policy GDP $1.632 trillion (nominal: 9th; 2010) GDP growth 8.5% (2010–11) GDP per capita $1,371 (nominal: 138th; 2010) below poverty line 37% (2010) Labour force 478 million (2nd; 2010)

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World ranking Core SCENE 2 overview: c ompetitiv e nes s 2011 56 32 134 The most problematic factors for doing business Highest FDI Service sectors April-May 2011 US$ 910 million Indias TNCs

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Organisations Core SCENE 3 overview: relations United Nations WTO IMF Asian Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology Commonwealth International Organization for Migration India is part of Multilateral Free Trade Area (AFTA, CMESA, GAFTA, GCC, NAFTA, SAFTA, SICA, TPP)

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exchange rates Currency : Indian Rupee (INR) Top Conversion : INR/USD Inflation : 9,22% Central Bank : Reserve Bank of India Core SCENE 4 overview: BoP& exchange rates “Managed float” – a de facto controlled in respect to US dollar. MONETARY POLICY Increase all rates

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BANALCE OF PAYMENTS Core SCENE 4 overview: BoP& exchange rates External debt Alternative measures of debt: EXPORTS IMPORTS

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World Bank and IMF Activities: - Public Private Partnerships L ending - At the end of June 2010, the World Bank group had 75 active projects in the country India purchased IMF gold to lend money to developing countries ( for higher voting share in the IMF ) Core SCENE 5 overview: Macro policy IMF said that controlling inflation continues to remain a major challenge for India! 9.72%

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Effects Core SCENE 6 overview: Economic crisis Effects on GDP Imports Exports Effects on trade Effects on currency USD/INR

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