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Table 4.12: Demand for Broad Money
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Table 4.14: Long Term Interest Rate
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Table 4.16: Implicit Price Deflator
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Table 4.18 Unit Value of Exports De
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Table 4.20: Income Tax Revenue Depe
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Table 4.22: Union Excise Duties Dep
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Table 4.24: Central Effective Inter
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Table 4.26: State Other Indirect Ta
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Table 4.28: Testing for First Order
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larger the error, the larger will b
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c. Limitations of Comparisons betwe
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The terms thus provide information
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Chapter 6 FORECASTS: BASE AND REFOR
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a. Macro Indicators The average gro
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Year Income Tax (ITR) Table 6.4: Ce
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Year Revenue Expenditures (CRE) Tab
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Year Table 6.8: State Finances: Rev
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Year Table 6.12: Combined Finances:
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On the state finances, there will o
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Year Table 6.16: Combined Finances:
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Year Table 6.17: Forecasts of Macro
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Year Table 6.19: State Finances: De
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provided for in order to stimulate
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with a balance of payment identity.
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model-forecasts are taken as condit
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Table 7.3: Forecasts of Major Fisca
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Commission. This is because of the
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Balakrishnan, P and K. Pushpagandan
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Dickey, D.A. and W.A. Fuller (1979)
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Krishnamurty, K. (1984), “Macroec
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Pandit, V. and B.B. Bhattacharya (1
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Appendix A4.1 TESTING FOR SERIAL CO
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12. SS: Share of States in Centre
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