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    Before, understanding Recession,we need to understand the market

    economy;

    A] TWO STAGES OF MARKET ECONOMY

    B] TWO FACTORS OF MARKET; - DEMAND & SUPPLY

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    A1] Growing Market Economy

    A2] Declining Market Economy

    A] TWO STAGES OF MARKET ECONOMY

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    A1] Growing Market Economy

    Starting Point = Willingness to buy

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    A2] Declining Market Economy

    Starting Point = Unwillingness to buy

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    Recession is the economy shrinking for two

    consecutive quarters (=6 months) with a

    decrease in the GDP (=Gross Domestic Product)

    GDP = Value of all the reported goods and services

    produced by the people operating in the country

    C] What is Recession?

    GDP = MONEY VALUE OF {C + I + G + (X M)}

    C = Consumables, I = Gross Investments, G = Government Spending,

    X = Exports, M = Imports

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    GDP is a good indicator of economy; Otherindicators could be;

    -Unemployment Rate

    -Consumption Rate

    -Actual Personal Income-Etc..

    If GDP is growing, then market is growing due to

    increased demand;

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    Effects on India

    Due to recession air India had a loss ofRs.50

    billion in 2008-09

    Imports dipped by more than 39% Indias engineering exports dropped by more

    than 25% as orders from Europe and U.S

    declined due to recession.

    Engineering sector depends on the U.S and

    European market for over 40% ofits revenue.

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    Contd.

    Indias textiles and clothing exports to the U.S

    declined by over 14% at $1.7 billion in the first

    four month of2009.

    Indias export had fallen more than 30%

    continuously for more than 18 months.

    An estimated 1.5 lakh indian workers had

    come back home from the UAE due to

    economic crisis.

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    Contd.

    Sectors like textile,gems,jewellery,handicrafts

    and leather had been worst hit.

    The Indian IT enabled service industry grew at10% which is lowest in last 5 years.

    Around 1.3 million people in Indian export

    industry lost their jobs.

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    china

    32% ofChinese Exports go to the US.

    Therefore US recession adversely affected the

    Chinese manufacturing industry.

    Majority ofchinese workers are engaged in

    manufacturing sector,therefore there were

    high amount ofjob cuts.

    GDP ofchina came down to around 7% from

    11%

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    Contd.

    Chinese producers oflow-end goods such as

    toys and textiles had struggled.

    sales of

    higher-end machinery and electronicsdeclined as the U.S. economy had slumped.

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    What India and china did?

    China's leaders doled out 4 trillion Yuan

    ($584 billion) stimulus package.

    Indian government doled out Rs.1lac crore asstimulus package.

    In both the countries banks did not give loans

    without taking collateral.

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    KAL AAJ OR..KAL

    India and china would not impacted largely by

    the US recession, simply because India and

    china are not what they was in the '80s-'90s

    Beliefin ourselves and in management

    thought.

    Willingness to compete with developed

    economies.

    Learned from the past

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    Strengths

    Domestic demand.

    Public sector.

    Savings.

    Strict measures by the banks.

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    Thank you.