RUPEE REVOLUTION
Towards Financial Independence
Business & Finance, Personal Finance, Money Management
| Author: | CA. MSSN Prasad ACA | ISBN: | 9781644290095 |
| Publisher: | Notion Press | Publication: | September 18, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Notion Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | CA. MSSN Prasad ACA |
| ISBN: | 9781644290095 |
| Publisher: | Notion Press |
| Publication: | September 18, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Notion Press |
| Language: | English |
Any revolution is prima-facie,, an idea to trigger the change for a better tomorrow. We have had many revolutions in the past like green revolution (for food grains), white revolution (for milk/dairy milk/dairy production), yellow revolution (for oil seeds production) etc. Now it’s time for rupee revolution.
It’s a revolution for productivity by reducing the income inequality gap, eliminating corruption and plugging out unemployment/under-employment. The book argues as to why India needs more than double-digit more than double digit GDP growth and takes a view that economic development is more relevant to lower middle- income countries like India. It highlights the significance of “productivity is everything” in taking the country forward by leveraging the factors of production.
It envisages a 5 step model called as “panch mantra” designed for the Indian economy.
These steps, if implemented in true spirit, will make the fiscal policy strike the crucial balance between the needs of business and public at large.
Any revolution is prima-facie,, an idea to trigger the change for a better tomorrow. We have had many revolutions in the past like green revolution (for food grains), white revolution (for milk/dairy milk/dairy production), yellow revolution (for oil seeds production) etc. Now it’s time for rupee revolution.
It’s a revolution for productivity by reducing the income inequality gap, eliminating corruption and plugging out unemployment/under-employment. The book argues as to why India needs more than double-digit more than double digit GDP growth and takes a view that economic development is more relevant to lower middle- income countries like India. It highlights the significance of “productivity is everything” in taking the country forward by leveraging the factors of production.
It envisages a 5 step model called as “panch mantra” designed for the Indian economy.
These steps, if implemented in true spirit, will make the fiscal policy strike the crucial balance between the needs of business and public at large.
