The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given a ‘C’ Grade to India’s national accounts and government finance data ...
While the GDP data issues are not new, what’s new is the rating system by the IMF—started last year—that has brought to ...
Critics argue that this grade reflects weaknesses in statistical systems, potentially diminishing confidence in GDP and ...
CBoC Chief Economist Pedro Antunes says the real GDP growth comes partially from the rebounding export markets, but the trade ...
GDP numbers from recent years partly reframe narrative around Canada’s weak productivity, declining living standards ...
Economist David Macdonald says Canada’s GDP rose due to government expenditure on defence, decreased imports, and more.
The IMF has given India's GDP data a "C" rating, indicating significant methodological weaknesses that hinder effective ...
The Fund awarded India a ‘C’ grade in its assessment of our macro data quality. Its criticism of our estimates is best taken ...
Even if economic growth did really well in the fourth quarter, there is not a big chance that economic growth will exceed 1%, ...
India’s GDP surges 8 per cent even as the IMF’s ‘C’ rating of national accounts sparks a renewed debate over data quality ...
Arun Kumar said that he believes India’s actual GDP is probably 48% of what the official figure claims it to be.
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