The title above repeats the one for my article in this newspaper of April 9, 2015, nearly four-and-a-half years ago, written a couple of months after the Central Statistics Office (CSO) brought out estimates of national income and output based on the new 2011-12 base. Some of the doubts and issues I raised then, along with other analysts and even the Economic Survey for 2014-15, were:
- The sharp upward revision of gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 2013-14 to 6.9 per cent, implying a 2-percentage point acceleration in the GDP growth rate amid prevalent “policy paralysis”, a mini balance of payments
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