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2:25
[Comment From Balaji ]
Agriculture growth has to be targetted more as we may face shortage of food supplies in the years to
come.What
is the concensus taken by the finance ministry in this regard ? We may have to set a target may be 5-6 years and work on it in our every year budget as we are going to have stable government for next 5 years
2:26
[Comment From D.R.Gulati ]
Based on the Economic Survey 2008-2009,will the Indian Economy be more 'market price driven'2009-10 onwards in place of 'administered price' driven thus far?Is the UPA to taking a calculated risk?
3:11
[Comment From Vishant Garg ]
can we expect boom in stock market from forthcoming budget?
4:19
[Comment From Aadil Mukhtar ]
Don't you honestly think Indian Economy has never been Consumer-Centric rather it's being too much focused on just protecting itself from the global meltdown by whichever means it can???
4:58
[Comment From Aditya ]
Why only disinvestment in PSU? Why social sector is not the priority for the the profit making companies?
9:24
[Comment From D.R.Gulati ]
Does the ES visualise a market driven economy to replace the administered price driven economy in the coming years? If so ,is'nt the government taking a calculated risk, it could face stiff opposition all around?
10:30
Surjit Bhalla
- The budget will not have that much to do with a boom in the stock market . Our stock market will be much more affected by what's happening internationally.
10:31
Surjit Bhalla
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Shashank, I think divestment of public sector units is a very good idea - long overdue. The economic survey emphasises a need for disinvestment to be an established policy in India.
10:33
Surjit Bhalla
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Hi Manish, on goverenment giving up control of fuel prices--I'd say the government has stated that they want to reform fuel prices and it is hoped that this budget will
contain an outline of how soon we can approach normality in fuel prices.
10:35
[Comment From Jatender ]
How much money India has spent as Stimulus package as compared to China's close to 1000 Billion dollars?
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