Report of the high level committee on estimation of saving and investment
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Table of Contents
SECTION I. BACKGROUND TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
HIGH LEVEL COMMITTEE
Chapter I: Introduction
Chapter II: An Overview of the Trends and Interpretational Significance in Savings and Investment in the Indian Economy
Chapter III: Broad Approach Adopted by the Committee
Chapter IV: An Overview of the Existing Methodology in Estimation of Savings and Investment
Chapter V: Major Issues in the Estimation of Savings and Investment
SECTION II. ESTIMATION OF SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT
Chapter VI: Estimation of the Household Financial Savings
Chapter VII: Estimation of the Savings of the Private Corporate Sector
Chapter VIII: Estimation of the Public Sector Savings
Chapter IX: Estimation of Capital Formation
Chapter X: Capital Formation at the Regional Level
SECTION III. OTHER ISSUES
Chapter XI: Financial Deepening and its Reflection in the Financial Savings Estimates
Chapter XII: A Review of the Empirical Methods and Procedures used in the
Estimates based on Flow-of-Funds Method
Chapter XIII: Farm Sector Savings in Relation to Investment
Chapter XIV: Separate Savings Estimates for Pure Households, Household
Enterprises and Unincorporated Bodies
Chapter XV: Impact of High Current Transfers on Financial Savings
SECTION IV. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Annexes to the Report
Annexes to Chapters
Annex for the National Statistical Commission
Statistical Annex
List of Abbreviations used
Select References
I have the pleasure of submitting herewith the Report of the High Level Committee on Estimation of Savings and Investment set up by the Government of India in December 2007. The issues relating to the estimation of gross domestic savings have assumed immense significance in the recent times, when the Indian economy has begun its journey on a high growth trajectory and structural changes are taking place at rapid pace with respect to savings behaviour of the economic agents. In the contemporary global setting, issues related to savings and investment are also attracting attention in the academic and policy circles due to significant policy implications. Current account imbalances are seen largely as the outcome of domestic proclivities of savings and investment rather than trading patterns. Therefore, the criticality of precise estimation of savings and investment needs hardly any emphasis. Against this setting, the estimation procedures pertaining to savings and capital formation are revisited from time to time in view of the critical role played by savings and investment in the growth process.
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