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Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973 FERA POVERTY Expenditure based poverty line
replaced by
Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 FEMA Nutrition based poverty line
Alagh Committee
Poverty 1979
Rural - 2400 Calories
Urban - 2100 Calories
Decreases of value of domestic currency Estimation
Depreciation
Due to market forces Poverty line based on
Exporters will benefit in case of depreciation
Floating Exchange Rates Lakdawala Committee CPI-IW (Rular), CPI-AW (Urban)
1993
Increase of value of domestic currency Appreciation 1991 - Balance of payment crisis in India State-wise poverty line
it is Official Depreciation Devaluation Foreign currency assets Health and Education should also be taken
Government interference
under Basic Needs
Fixed Exchange Rates
it is Official Appreciation Revaluation Gold reserves
Poverty line based on Purchasing Power Parity:
Currencies - if someone is spending more than 33/day (not
USA, Euro, Yen (Japan), Special Drawing Rights (SDR) Empty of FOREX Reserves poor), not more than 33/day (poor)
Yuan (China) & Pound (Britain)
Uniform Reference Period replaced by
Mixed Reference Period (Health/education)
Reserve Tranche Position: required quota to be Balance of Post Independence
maintained within the IMF
Payment Crisis Tendulkar Committee
Poverty Line (2011-12)
Rural - 816/month
Rural - 30.9%
Poverty Ratio - 29.5%
1st - Argentina Urban - 26.4%
Debaters in IMF
4th - Pakistan Proportion of Population BPL
Head count Ratio
Balance of Payment
Calories
3.3% of GDP (currently) Created categories within
Current Account Deficit (CAD) Protein
nutritional requirements
Value of imports > Value of Exports Rangarajan Committee Fat
2014
Twin Deficit = CAD + Fiscal Deficit Also, talked about Modified Mixed Reference
Period