Budget 2021–22 - Any lessons learnt from the pandemic?
By: Lalvani, Mala and Karnik, Ajit
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BookPublisher: Economic & Political Weekly Description: 56(14), 03 Apr, 2021: p.15-20.Subject(s): Pandemic, Budget 2021–22
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Economic & Political WeeklySummary: In the context of the pandemic, we evaluate budget 2021–22 and its six-pillar framework. We found lack of clarity as regards allocations under each of the pillars, and hence we undertook to group ministry-wise allocations under each of the pillars. This categorisation was even more liberal than the one that the finance minister herself spelt out. Despite that, we find that the budget fell short of what was required for problems facing the Indian economy. – Reproduced
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In the context of the pandemic, we evaluate budget 2021–22 and its six-pillar framework. We found lack of clarity as regards allocations under each of the pillars, and hence we undertook to group ministry-wise allocations under each of the pillars. This categorisation was even more liberal than the one that the finance minister herself spelt out. Despite that, we find that the budget fell short of what was required for problems facing the Indian economy. – Reproduced
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