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Real private final consumption expenditure has been averaging at 3.5-4 per cent over the past five years despite the exuberant leveraged spending. And while the contraction in financial savings was seen as a sign of improving household confidence, it ironically accompanied a languid actual consumption, indicating faltering real incomes.
Indeed, the
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Population Increase = 61.98%
GNI Per Capita Increase = 287.44%
As we can see, although India has experienced high population growth, its GNI per capita has increased at a faster rate. As a result, the quality of life in India has risen. This has given India more options for pursuing economic growth. As we discussed last week, energy = life, and e
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corporate interest expense changes impact revenue growth. To create this understanding, we examine the ongoing rate of nominal revenues relative to existing interest expense. The higher this number, the easier it is to service debt and increase borrowing, and vice versa. Currently, this data point is negative, i.e., interest expense growth has exce
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