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the global economic recession with 7.4% GDP growth in 2009-2010. Favorable
demographics skewed towards younger and productive population, prudent
banking regulations, growing disposable income, the macro-economic indicators
like GDP, exports and factory output, all place India among the most attractive
investment destinations.
India͛s explosive domestic consumption story has placed India as one of the safest
investment bets and a premier destination based on allocation priority of global
institutional investors.
India as a prospect for investment is bright because of many reasons such as:
On March 17, 2010, Edelweiss Capital has released a research report rë
6which says that India͛s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is likely to
quadruple over a period of 10 years. It further states that India is likely to be a US
$ 4.5 trillion economy over the next decade.
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xhe report points out that a percentage of the deprived population category, in
terms of allocation of income distribution pattern within the country, is likely to
come down substantially from 51% in the year 2010 to 34% in the year 2020. As
per the report, the deprived category of population is likely to be reduced from
133 million households to 100 million households. xhis would reduce the
inequality among various population classes
xhis shift in category for deprived population would tantamount to increasing
growth in consumption-oriented middle and higher-middle class population from
47% in 2010 to 60% in 2020.
xhe actual numbers of population under this category are estimated to grow from
120 million households to 180 million households. A substantial growth
in consuming class population could serve as a self-igniting phenomenon for the
Indian economy.
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xhe India 2020 report states that the working age (20-59 years) population is
likely to increase by 20%, which will ensure higher per capita income and lesser
percentage of idle population with no contribution to productive output of the
economy.
xhe report also states that the population to be categorized under the Aged group
(above 60 years) is also likely to increase manifold to the extent of a whooping
45%. xhis age group could herald an increasing need for medical and healthcare
facilities apart from strong financial products like retirement and pension funds.
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Compiled By:
Sourav Hajra
Vineet
Choudhary