<p>Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday tabled the Economic Survey in the Lok Sabha. </p>.<p>The document, however, will be uploaded only after 3 pm. </p>.<p>The Economic Survey is likely to chart out the course of India's recovery in the most comprehensive way, after the pandemic sent the economy into a tailspin.</p>.<p>The Survey — the government's flagship report on the state of economy, its prospects and the way forward — may ask the government to restrict its Budget for 2021-22 to laying down policy road map for just one year, and also consider giving a 5-10 year guidance to put the economy back on track.</p>.<p><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/union-budget-2021/economic-survey-live-updates-parliament-budget-session-nirmala-sitharaman-krishnamurthy-subramanian-indian-economy-gdp-congress-bjp-944631.html" target="_blank"><strong>Track live updates of Economic Survey here</strong></a></p>.<p>The Survey, which comes against the backdrop of a severe contraction in the gross domestic product (GDP) in the July-September quarter, is expected to deliberate on two significant aspects — how to raise output in the economy and create jobs, without which no amount of government spending and private consumption can be successful.</p>.<p>Economists, policymakers and other stakeholders will be keenly watching for the first official economic growth projections that the Survey makes after a massive 23.9% year-on-year (YoY) decline in the April-June quarter. This was the first GDP contraction in more than 40 years. For the July-September quarter, India's GDP contracted 7.5%.</p>.<p>The Survey’s projections will provide a cue to policymakers on how to move ahead on the path of reconstruction of the Covid-hit economy.</p>.<p>Besides a broad macro picture and the way forward, it will also analyse trends in prices, money supply, jobs, infrastructure, health, education and agriculture and other factors that will help rebuild the economy through the Budget.</p>
<p>Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday tabled the Economic Survey in the Lok Sabha. </p>.<p>The document, however, will be uploaded only after 3 pm. </p>.<p>The Economic Survey is likely to chart out the course of India's recovery in the most comprehensive way, after the pandemic sent the economy into a tailspin.</p>.<p>The Survey — the government's flagship report on the state of economy, its prospects and the way forward — may ask the government to restrict its Budget for 2021-22 to laying down policy road map for just one year, and also consider giving a 5-10 year guidance to put the economy back on track.</p>.<p><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/union-budget-2021/economic-survey-live-updates-parliament-budget-session-nirmala-sitharaman-krishnamurthy-subramanian-indian-economy-gdp-congress-bjp-944631.html" target="_blank"><strong>Track live updates of Economic Survey here</strong></a></p>.<p>The Survey, which comes against the backdrop of a severe contraction in the gross domestic product (GDP) in the July-September quarter, is expected to deliberate on two significant aspects — how to raise output in the economy and create jobs, without which no amount of government spending and private consumption can be successful.</p>.<p>Economists, policymakers and other stakeholders will be keenly watching for the first official economic growth projections that the Survey makes after a massive 23.9% year-on-year (YoY) decline in the April-June quarter. This was the first GDP contraction in more than 40 years. For the July-September quarter, India's GDP contracted 7.5%.</p>.<p>The Survey’s projections will provide a cue to policymakers on how to move ahead on the path of reconstruction of the Covid-hit economy.</p>.<p>Besides a broad macro picture and the way forward, it will also analyse trends in prices, money supply, jobs, infrastructure, health, education and agriculture and other factors that will help rebuild the economy through the Budget.</p>
