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India a $10 trillion economy by 2030: Underestimation or business as usual?

Despite the big $10 trillion number, average per capita real income would still work out to only about $3,270 by 2030; India would still rank 28th on GDP per capita at purchasing power parity by 2050

India a $10 trillion by 2030: Underestimation or business as usual?
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Ishan Bakshi New Delhi
Recently, economic affairs secretary Subhash Garg made headlines when he said that India is expected to be the world’s third largest economy with a GDP of $10 trillion by 2030.

On the face of it, the $10 trillion number sounds impressive, and that too in a short span of just 12 years. 

So what did Mr Garg factor in as the economy’s growth rate over this period while making this projection? And is it  a case of underestimation or is it business as usual?

At the end of 2017, India’s GDP at current prices stood at $2.59 trillion, according to

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