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Increased production will boost growth rate: Sinha

byCustoms Today Report
06/02/2015
in India, International Customs
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NEW DELHI: The Indian Finance Minister, Jayant Sinha, said that if production increased, economy will be doubled in next 10 years boosting annual growth to 7-8%.

He was speaking at the 15th Sustainable Development Summit in New Delhi. He said that this trajectory of growth will also create huge employment opportunities, along with boosting the economy.

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This trajectory of growth will also create huge employment opportunities, along with boosting the economy. There is also a need to control inflation 4-6% over the years, making a case for supply-side revolution to increase its growth potential.

The Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha on Wednesday said that 7-8% of annual growth will definitely double the Indian economy in 10 years.

The Minister further stressed upon the need for building productive capacity and the sustainable growth, as a process to witness the rising growth trajectory.

In his earlier statements, the Minister had pitched for the structural reforms as a key to achieve a sustainable growth of 7-8 % and making India a $5 trillion economy in next 12 years.

He had said, “If we take $2 trillion economy and get it on sustainable 7-8% annual growth, we can make the

$ 2 trillion Indian economy become a $ 4-5 trillion economy in the next 10-12 years.”

He had also said that there was a need to control inflation 4-6% over the years, making a case for supply-side revolution to increase its growth potential.

In a statement in January 2015, he had also said that the Government of India is mulling to make Mumbai as the international financial hub.

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