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... subsidies . The explicit subsidies mainly go to food , fuel and fertilisers and consti- tute around 2.5 per cent of GDP.20 Fertiliser subsidies are partly subsidies 16 For a rigorous treatment of fiscal sustainability in India , see ...
... subsidies . The explicit subsidies mainly go to food , fuel and fertilisers and consti- tute around 2.5 per cent of GDP.20 Fertiliser subsidies are partly subsidies 16 For a rigorous treatment of fiscal sustainability in India , see ...
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... subsidies have risen sharply with the rise in the world price of oil . There is a lot of room for cutting back on fuel subsidies without affecting poverty , by restricting them to kerosene and targeting them at poor families . Food ...
... subsidies have risen sharply with the rise in the world price of oil . There is a lot of room for cutting back on fuel subsidies without affecting poverty , by restricting them to kerosene and targeting them at poor families . Food ...
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... subsidy but also the notorious subsidies on power , irrigation water and other agricultural inputs , many of which are the responsibility of state governments . None of these subsidies accrues significantly to the poor . 23 Deep fiscal ...
... subsidy but also the notorious subsidies on power , irrigation water and other agricultural inputs , many of which are the responsibility of state governments . None of these subsidies accrues significantly to the poor . 23 Deep fiscal ...
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