Masterclass on Analyzing Indian Economy - Macros & Growth by Mr Kapil Gupta

Key points covered in the session:
1) Global-India Economic Link: How India’s nominal GDP moves in sync with global trends.
2) Growth Dynamics: A comparison of world trade growth versus the BSE Top 500 revenue growth.
3) India’s Global Integration: Three key factors driving India’s ties to the global economy.
4) Supply vs. Demand: A look at the current balance of supply and demand in India’s economy.
5) Demand Trends: Insights into the current state of demand and reasons for its softness.
6) Macro Recycling: Understanding its definition and real-world application.
7) Economic Outlook: Forecasts for India’s future growth trajectory.
8) PLI Schemes: Kapil Sir’s take on the government’s Production Linked Incentive initiatives.
9) Connecting the Dots: How company management commentary reflects broader economic data.
10) Recommended Reads: Books and journals suggested by Kapil Sir for deeper insights.
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[@stevencolaco4931]

Excellent presentation... keep up the good work by getting such good Guests

[@hyperretail]

Rarest of rare videos..very good..I'm happy that you made such a succinct and clear video..thanks

[@neodro4831]

A true masterclass!!! Phenomenal

[@gauravhooda9742]

Good one

[@soliloquy5590]

Incredible session 👏👏👏. Please upload PPT if possible. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@successhighway]

This is very very good

[@deepomouli]

Very enlightening.I think government should abandon fiscal rules.

[@aniljagruth7664]

Good analysis...

[@zenith5795]

Articulate and diverse in delivery. Well done !🙏

[@shivkuma100]

If government invests in education and health, and r&d the investment goes to people, builds human capital on supply side, and supports demand via middle class employed as providers... if sustained it could have a demand and supply effect

[@ashutoshpandeyz4508]

I will go with fiscals rules. Demand will increase just have some patience. India Capex was low just 17% in 3 months , it will catch up coming Q2, Q3, Q4.

[@rabindrakumar7992]

China labour cost is too high in respect of India . But they are producing all goods whether Chemical , electricals , solar panel ....... etc are at very low rate . what are the reason ? please clarify

[@madhurjyagoswami2987]

China doesnt have a AA economy model like India