Interview with Chief Economic Advisor, Arvind Subramanian
Survey calls note ban a reverse helicopter drop, whose impact will be clear over a one-year horizon
He adds that endeavour was to make Survey with 'some drama, some tragedy and some comedy'
The Survey gave an eye-opening analysis of internal migration and internal trade
According to Survey, protection of intellectual property right remains a challenge
Jewellery sector will be most disappointed if no relief comes from Budget, especially after note ban
Says note ban hit property sales hard in last two months; makes a case for bringing realty under GST
Economic Survey recommends re-imposition of conditions on transfer of funds from Centre to states
Municipalities that have generated more resources have delivered more basic services, it added
Adds, it is important not just for better health but also for intrinsic value in conferring freedom
The Survey has projected the growth rate for 2017-18 at 6.75-7.5%
It adds that learning outcome for a majority of children is still a cause of serious concern
Banks were advised to facilitate and "not thwart" interoperability services
Adds, fiscal experience has underscored validity of fiscal policy principles enshrined in FRBM Act
FY17 was marked by two major domestic policy developments- GST roll out and demonetisation
The two sectors are eminently suitable for generating jobs that are formal and productive
CEA said the Survey has benefitted from the comments and inputs from Rajan and Patel
Here is the full document of the Economic Survey 2017. Click on the link to download
No path-breaking or innovative ideas; focus is only on existing schemes of Modi govt
According to the survey, 'redistribution' by the govt is far from efficient in targeting the poor