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How MoSPI is tackling methodological concerns via GDP base year revision | Economy & Policy News

Over the last year, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has been resolutely focused on aligning headline consumer price inflation (CPI) to its 4 per cent target. This was both understandable and desirable. CPI inflation averaged 6 per cent for four years

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On September 24, the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) hosted a conference in Mumbai, bringing together over 50 economists and forecasters from various organisations to deliberate on the revision of the base year for India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This event underscores the importance MoSPI places on wider consultation, especially given the criticism and debates surrounding previous base year revisions. The involvement of such a large number of experts highlights the ministry’s intent to ensure transparency and address the concerns raised during earlier base year changes.

GDP is a broad measure of a country’s economic

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