Expressing hope that Indian economy will improve its role in global affairs, Bibek Debroy chairman of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) has said that India’s national income is expected to be $6.5-7 trillion by the year 2030. However, he also said that it will be just $4000, still less than many other countries. Besides, he pointed that growth had been 2% lower since 2011 due to the priority given to long-term structural changes.
Debroy, who is also the NITI Aayog Member, added that if exchange rate remains what it is today then Indian economy will be $10 trillion economy by 2035-40. He further said if exchange rate appreciates then India will be $10 trillion economy before 2035. He also said that India will be remarkably different country as the size of its economy will enhance the country's role in global affairs.
He stated that people are not seeking government jobs today, instead, more and more people are providing jobs to others. On the issues related to land, he said it is a contentious issue and it is very inefficiently used in India, and the country doesn’t have clear system of land titling. Moreover, at present, India’s GDP or gross domestic product is nearly $2.5 trillion and the country ranks as the sixth largest economy in the world.
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