Experts Dr. Surjit Bhalla and Aditi Nayar discuss the fiscal fine print of India's Budget 2024, praising its balance of immediate economic needs and long-term fiscal goals.
Business NewsBudget 2024Fiscal GoalsEconomic GrowthIndia EconomyReal Estate NewsJul 27, 2024
The focus of India's Budget 2024 is on promoting growth, investment, and fiscal discipline, while keeping a keen eye on the country's debt-to-GDP ratio.
The fiscal deficit target in Budget 2024 is at the lower end of expectations, demonstrating a judicious approach to capital expenditure.
Budget 2024 balances short-term needs and long-term goals by promoting growth and investment, while maintaining fiscal discipline and pursuing long-term fiscal goals.
The debt-to-GDP target in Budget 2024 marks a forward-looking fiscal strategy, aimed at achieving sustainable economic growth and reducing the country's debt burden.
Dr. Surjit Bhalla, a renowned economist and former Executive Director of the IMF, and Aditi Nayar, Chief Economist at ICRA, participated in the #BudgetRoundTable2024 conference.
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