Higher productivity means you produce the same amount with less inputs. Does the reduced consumption of some things - say, energy - increase or reduce GDP?
India's June quarter GDP grew at its weakest pace in six years as consumer demand and government spending slowed
This is in-line with most revised estimates by government bodies, research firms and ratings agencies
Markets are likely to remain range-bound in the near term till economic recovery is visible, says Motilal Oswal
Is the growth modeling fraught with errors? If so, how can the policy makers frame policies in such a scenario?
Abhijit Banerjee, who recently won the Economics Nobel Prize, along with Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer, spoke to Rajesh Kumar about the concerns facing the Indian economy; here are the highlights
The S&P BSE Auto Index has declined 14 per cent so far this year
Following the recent sharp dip in growth, India is likely to take another 10 years to become a $5-trillion economy - double the timeframe set by the prime minister
In the April 2009 study, its economists decided that declining per-capita GDP was the main indicator to monitor recession
The cut in GDP projection for FY20 is curious because it is also an admission that these 135 bps cuts in interest rates will not have a major impact on growth this year
GDP growth in Q2 may dip below 5%; full-year forecast of 6% gets riskier, it says
Mukesh Ambani tops the list of high net worth individuals. Most of the wealth is inherited
Slashing the government's take from corporate profits to 25.2 per cent from 34.9 per cent has given a boost to stock-market sentiment
Days after the new Modi government was sworn-in, the benchmark indices climbed to all-time highs
The first-quarter GDP data showed the economy losing steam
Lag in official data results in delayed response
PMI survey says competitive pressures and challenging market conditions restricting growth.
Besides recent corporate slippages, slowdown would impact unsecured retail loans, farm and micro finance loans, commercial real estate and NBFCs and poorly-rated corporates with risk of downgrades
In retrospect, the government's move to get more RBI funds for itself has paid it no dividend
Nominal growth at sub-8%, lowest in 17 years