India Policy Forum 2012-13

The India Policy Forum (IPF) is an annual publication dedicated to analyzing contemporary trends in the Indian economy. Its objective is to carry out theoretically rigorous yet empirically informed research on current issues related to India’s economic policy. A joint publication of NCAER and the Brookings Institution, IPF serves as a forum for a global network of scholars interested in India’s economic transformation. This Volume has been edited by Shekhar Shah, Barry Bosworth and Arvind Panagariya.

2012|13, Volume 9, Papers






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Macro Track January 2013

Forecast
Assessment of Macroeconomic Scene for 2013–14

Report
India’s Transport Sectors: Fiscal Issues and Allocative Efficiency

Prices
Rural versus Urban Inflation

Macro Track December 2012

Gender:Women Workers and Demographic Dividend

Report: Medium-Term Outlook for the Food Sector

External: Weakening Energy Prices in 2013

Agricultural Outlook and Situation Analysis Reports: Quarterly Agricultural Outlook Report October-December 2012

The Quarterly Agricultural Outlook provides an overview of agricultural trends both globally and at the national level. Agriculture continues to be critical to India’s economy given its role in meeting the food and fibre needs of over a billion people and providing livelihoods to millions of households in rural areas. India is a major producer and consumer of several basic food commodities. The challenge is to meet the diversified and increased demand for food commodities as a result of the changing dietary preferences of the population. Imports meet a substantial share of the consumption of edible oils and pulses. The food inflation of the last two years has highlighted the need to watch the imbalances in supply and demand not just of food grains, but also of fruits, vegetables and milk, both in the short and long runs.

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