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Santa's Stimulus Package for the Indian Economy
(A Point of View on the Current Market Turmoil)

- by Sanjeev Kumar *

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Benefits: Not limited to the following: -

  • Pitch India as a low-cost high-end high-quality R&D hub.

  • The investment will stop brain-drain.

  • Create more employment in new sectors.

  • More revenues to the treasury.

  • And many others.

    Education & Healthcare: The Government should spend at least US $ 4 Billion on healthcare and education over a period of 24-36 months. Investment in education and healthcare is a must. It's a smart and an essential investment with long term benefits.

    These additional spendings should be monitored and supervised by an independent body for better implementation.

    Incentives to Companies & Individuals

  • Temporarily lower corporate and personal tax.

  • Temporarily reduce the sales tax.

  • Lower the base lending rates.

  • Allow easier access to money supply.

  • Extend assistance to Exporters.

  • Encourage banks to increase lending.

    The Government should work with the banks and other institutional investors and create a distressed fund that will buy non-performing assets from the local banks.

    There is also a need to create a credit guarantee agency to boost lending.

    Measure to Cover the Revenue Shortfall to the National Treasury

  • Increase duties on non-essential and luxury items.

  • Remove the subsidies on Oil, Fertilizers, and other items. There is no need to safe-guard the domestic consumer in the current market condition. The prices are lower already.

  • Reduce red tape and wasteful spending.

  • Lift ban on the export of commodities including Cement, Rice and others.

  • Increase duty on Alcoholic Beverages and Cigarettes.

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    Sanjeev Kumar is Chief Executive Officer of Delamore & Owl Group of Companies (Website: www.delamoregroup.com), Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He holds dual Master's Degrees - one in Business Administration and another in International Finance. He has been the recipient of the "Southeast Asia Young Achiever's Award" for Year 2002.
    Article posted on December 28, 2008.


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