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    WB Budget 2013-2014 by Amit Mitra: Group 10: Bhaumik, Dhivakaran, Mayukh, Pranjal and Shakun

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    The West Bengal budget for 2013-2014 totals Rs 26,674 crore, an increase of 14.1% over the previous year. The budget allocates funds across multiple areas including public works, panchayat and rural development, information and cultural affairs, minority affairs and madarsa education, development of North Bengal, Western Region, Sunderbans affairs, and urban development. Some issues that could impact the budget are inflation, proper allocation of funds, and interest rates. Areas with potential for economic multiplier effects include public health engineering, health and family welfare, and irrigation and waterways.

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    The West Bengal budget for 2013-2014 totals Rs 26,674 crore, an increase of 14.1% over the previous year. The budget allocates funds across multiple areas including public works, panchayat and rural development, information and cultural affairs, minority affairs and madarsa education, development of North Bengal, Western Region, Sunderbans affairs, and urban development. Some issues that could impact the budget are inflation, proper allocation of funds, and interest rates. Areas with potential for economic multiplier effects include public health engineering, health and family welfare, and irrigation and waterways.

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    The West Bengal budget for 2013-2014 totals Rs 26,674 crore, an increase of 14.1% over the previous year. The budget allocates funds across multiple areas including public works, panchayat and rural development, information and cultural affairs, minority affairs and madarsa education, development of North Bengal, Western Region, Sunderbans affairs, and urban development. Some issues that could impact the budget are inflation, proper allocation of funds, and interest rates. Areas with potential for economic multiplier effects include public health engineering, health and family welfare, and irrigation and waterways.

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    WB Budget 2013-2014 by Amit Mitra: Group 10: Bhaumik, Dhivakaran, Mayukh, Pranjal and Shakun

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    WB Budget 2013-2014 By Amit Mitra

    Group 10 : Bhaumik, Dhivakaran, Mayukh, Pranjal and Shakun

    The Mitresian Multiplier Effect


    SIZE OF TOTAL BUDGET: RS 26,674 CRORE, 14.1 PER CENT HIGHER OVER LAST YEAR.

    KINDS OF ALLOCATION Public Works Panchayat and Rural Development Information and Cultural Affairs Minority Affairs and Madarsa Education North Bengal Development Western Region Development Sunderbans Affairs Urban Development

    The Mitresian Multiplier Effect


    Size of allocation

    Issues With Mitresian Principle


    Inflation

    Allocation of Funds
    Interest Rates

    Possible Multiplier Effect


    Public health engineering.

    Health and family welfare.


    Irrigation and waterways

    THANK YOU

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