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    SAVING AND INVESTMENT IN INDIA

    &

    RESOURCE MOBILISATION FOR

    PLANNING

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    Role of Saving and Investment.

    Analysing Trends in Saving andInvestment in India.

    Causes of Low rates of Saving andInvestment and Suggestions to Improvethem.

    Plan Financing in India.

    e!cit Financing and "#ternalFinancing.

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    Saving: Definition

    Saving$S% is the e#cess of income &ows$'%

    over consumption &ows$C% during anaccounting year in the economy.

    S=Y-C

    Saving$S% can (e increased either (y raisingthe level of income or (y reducingconsumption in the economy.

    In LCs it should (e raised (y raising the level

    of income (ecause consumption level isalready low and it may dampen theinducement to invest.

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    Investment: Definition

    "#penditure on ac)uiring capital re)uiressavings.

    Investment is funded through saving. Investment increases income.

    Increased income ma*es larger savingspossi(le.

    Investment is the e#penditure onac)uisition of production capacity.

    Investment enhance production capacity(y adding to the stoc* of capital.

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    Components of Saving

    A. Household Savings

    Savings of the individuals/families. Savings on non-profit private institutions, serving households Viz.School, Hospitals, Colleges etc.

    Savings of non-corporate business enterprises, referring to smallbusiness establishments like local medicine shops and small

    grocery outlets.B. Corporate Savings

    Savings of the private companies Savings of the Corporate anks.

    C. Public Sector Savings Savings of the departmental enterprises!like "#$, %ail&ays'. Savings of the non-departmental enterprises!like ()%, )ndian

    (irlines etc. &hich are like private corporations'

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    GROSS DOMESTICSAVINGS

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    Investment in India

    A. Investment(Capital ormation!

    )ncrease in the stock of capital is called Capital *ormation

    )nvestment +ccurs &hen saving is used for purchase of ne&

    machines and tools, or for building of roads, factories,

    po&erhouse etc. Capital *ormation includes (a' *ied Capital *ormation !b'

    )ncrease in Stocks

    Rate of Gross Capital Formation = Gross Investment x 100

    GDP

    Rate of Net Capital Formation =Net Investment x 100 NDP

    = -

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    GROSS DOMESTICCAPITAL FORMATION

    (GDCF)

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    SAVING INVESTMENT GAP

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    INFLOW OF FUNDS FROMABROAD

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    Causes of "o# $ate of

    Capital ormation

    Low Level of Savings

    Population "#plosion

    Consumerism

    Ta#ation

    Financial System

    Interest Rate Structure

    In&ationInfrastructural +ottlenec*s

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    Suggestions to Increase $ate

    of Saving and Investment

    Increase in omestic Savings

    "#pansion of +an*ing Institutions

    Rural Savings

    Rational Ta# Structure

    Reduction in ,on-evelopment"#penditure

    Price Sta(ilityLi(eral Policy

    Increase in Productivity Standards

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    $easons of High IC%$

    In India

    estern /odel of 0rowth

    Predominate Role of Pu(lic

    Sector,atural Factors

    Lac* of Political ill

    Lac* of Loyalty andFaithfulness

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    inancing for Plans

    Plan Financing refers to the SOURCES,

    METHODS and POLICIES of thegovernment in regard to !nancial resourcesfor planned development of the country.

    Planners are re)uired to stri*e a (alance

    (etween the targets of the plans andresources re)uired to achieve those targets.

    For every plan government draw a

    comprehensive programmes for mo(ilisingre)uired resources.

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    % &

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    So!"#$ o% P&anF'nan"#

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    Coon#n*$ o% Bd+#*a!R#$o!"#$

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    Io!*an* Coon#n*$ o%R#$o!"# Mo'&'$a*'on %o!N'n*., T#n*. and E/#n*. P&an$

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    Components of Budgetar& $esources

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    Deficit inancing

    /eeting therevenue de!cit ofthe 0overnment

    (y issuing morecurrency

    Rational of e!cit Financing-

    Lac* of su1cient voluntarysavings

    Ta#ation Socially unwarranted

    e!cit !nancing is

    discontinued as a source of

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    "mployment of unutilisedresources

    0enerates additional resources

    Com(ats Recession

    Infrastructural evelopment Coping with increased demand

    for money

    avourable Impact of Deficit inancing

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    Changes in the pattern ofInvestment

    Increase in money supply andPrice Level

    Increase in Consumerism

    +3P e!cit Price Rise and Ine)uality

    Increase in the Cost ofPlanning

    'nfavourable Impact of Deficit inancing

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    )*+,)- )$/S

    Rate of omestic Saving

    Saving-Invetsment 0ap

    +CR

    AR/ 0ross domestic Capital Formation

    Incremental Capital 3utput Ratio

    e!cit Financing "#ternal Resource /o(ilisation

    omestic Resource /o(ilisation