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Swot analysis of INDIAN ECONOMY
1. ANUSHA K TUKE
Department of MBA, Jain College of Engineering.
2013
SWOT ANALYSIS OF
INDIAN ECONOMY
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2. INTRODUCTION
• India is the 10th largest economy in world in
terms of GDP 3rd largest by PPP.
• Population: 1.22 billion
• Yearly increase: 18 million
• Major group: 50% - 0 – 25 years
• More than 1.53 billion people by the end of
2030.
• Average life expectancy: 68.6 years
• Economic growth rate slowed to around 5.3%
for the 2012–13 fiscal year.
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3. STRENGTH
Agriculture
High percentage of cultivable land
56.78%
Huge English speaking population
Availability of skilled manpower
Extensive Higher Education
Diversified nature of the economy
System
Third largest reservoir of
engineers
High growth rate of economy
Rapid growth of IT and BPO
sector brining valuable foreign
exchange
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4. Weakness
Very High percentage of workforce involved in
agriculture which involves only 17.2% of GDP
Rural poverty leads horrible wave of suicides by
indebted farmers
In rural India, about 34 percent of the population
lives on less than $1.25 a day
Coal Mines Corruption – Illegal allotment and
Kick Backs
Inequality in prevailing socio economic
conditions
Poor infrastructural facilities
Huge population leading to scarcity of resources
Low literacy rate
Unequal distribution of wealth
Rural urban divide, leading to inequality of high
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5. Opportunities
• Scope for entry of private firms in various
sectors for business
• Inflow of Foreign Direct Investment
• Huge foreign exchange earnings
• Area of biotechnology
• Area of Infrastructure
• Huge Domestic Market
• Huge natural gas deposits found in India,
• Huge agricultural resources, fishing,
plantation crops, livestock
• Investment in R & D, engineering design
• Huge population of India in foreign
countries .
• Vast forest area and diverse wildlife
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6. THREATS
Global economy
recession/slowdown
High fiscal deficit
Volatility in crude oil prices across
the world
Growing Import bill -$461.4 billion
Population explosion, rate of growth
of population still high
Inflation: 6.87 per cent in July of
2012
Agriculture excessively dependent
on monsoons .
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7. CONCLUSION
• Indian economy is robust in nature
• Banking & credit system have been able to survive
the down turn.
• Youth of INDIA
• Economists predict that India economy will be the
third largest by 2025 after USA & China.
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