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- India's Inclusive Growth: Issues and Challenges
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1 Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science, Khammam.
2 Department of MBA, KITS, Khammam.
3 Department of MBA Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science, Khammam.
1 Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science, Khammam.
2 Department of MBA, KITS, Khammam.
3 Department of MBA Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science, Khammam.
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Journal of Commerce and Accounting Research, Vol 1, No 4 (2012), Pagination: 33-41Abstract
Economic growth reflects in human development and is veritable only when the growth is qualitative. Inclusive growth is a synonym for equity and equality. Performance in external sector and country's inclusive growth are in-separable in a globalised economy. Though all economic activities may not receive equal returns in the domestic and external sectors, policy initiatives and voluntary commitment of the affluent organizations can help realizing inclusive growth through helping development in the other sectors of economy. The feature of Indian economy reveals greater dependence on primary sector that is relatively performing low, is one of the hurdles for inclusive growth. Manufacturing sector has ever increasing opportunities in the domestic sector provided the efficiency in the sector improved to meet the cost and quality standards in international markets. This article identifies some of the differences in growth across the economic sectors, mentions relative strengths and weaknesses of each economic sector with reference to their performance in global trade and suggests measures for balanced growth.Keywords
Inclusive Growth, Sector-wise Performance, Issues And Challenges
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- Bank Credit, Economic Growth and Non-performing Assets-an Analysis of Indian Commercial Banking
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K. Ramanadh
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Ch. Rajesham
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1 Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science (SBIM), Khammam, Andhra Pradesh., IN
2 College of Commerce and Business Management, Kakatiya University, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh., IN
1 Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science (SBIM), Khammam, Andhra Pradesh., IN
2 College of Commerce and Business Management, Kakatiya University, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh., IN
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Journal of Commerce and Accounting Research, Vol 2, No 3 (2013), Pagination: 19-30Abstract
Commercial banks as a financial intermediary channelize the accumulated savings into productive purposes by lending. In doing so, they are exposed to credit risk, which is a result of wide array of factors. Credit is an essential factor for economic growth and rising levels of NPAs may hamper the overall objectives of credit growth in economic development. An understanding of the relationship between credit expansion, NPAs, and GDP growth rate is important in analyzing the credit function of commercial banks. Analysis of credit growth and NPAs across various banking groups such as public sector, private sector, and foreign banks provides important insight in understanding the relationship mentioned among banking groups and identifies the banking group that has been improving in asset quality. This paper provides a comparative analysis of the relationship among GDP growth rate, growth in bank credit and NPAs of scheduled commercial banks during 15 years period commencing from 1996-97 to 2010-11.Keywords
Indian Commercial Banks, Bank Credit, Non-performing Assets And Economic Growth, Asset Quality in Banking, Credit Expansion, Credit Growth And NPAs, Public Sector Banks, Private Sector Banks, And Foreign BanksReferences
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