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Inflation,investmentandgrowththeroleofmacroeconomic
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Inflation, investment and growth: the role of
macroeconomic policy in India
Ila Patnaik and D.K. Joshi1
This chapter examines the relationship between growth and inflation in the long-run.
Although positive in the short-run, cross-country studies indicate a negative relationship
between the two in the longer run. There is now considerable evidence to show that
investment is one of the most important determinants of the long-run rate of growth.
Recent developments in the theory of investment behaviour have focused on the role of
instability and uncertainty in determining investment. Inflation as an indicator of
macroeconomic instability is hypothesised to have an adverse impact on investment
and hence on growth. Our estimates of the private investment function in the
manufacturing sector support this hypothesis. The private investment function for
agriculture points towards the role of public investment and credit in encouraging
private investment in this sector. Tradeoffs between inflation and growth that emerge in
the medium run, as a result of government policies relating to consumption and
investment, are also examined using an economy-wide econometric model. The analysis
suggests that higher growth can be achieved by controlling inflation and increasing
public investment.
Inflation, investment and growth: the role of macroeconomic
policy in India
We will examine the relationship between growth and inflation in India. In the short
run, the relationship between growth and inflation is usually positive. Policies that
raise output (for example, expansionary fiscal and monetary policies) also raise prices.
Inflation is undesirable because it adversely affects some sections of the population
(especially the poor and those whose earnings are not indexed to prices), distorts relative
prices, leads to an appreciation of real exchange rates, erodes the value of the financial
assets and creates instability. The ultimate policy objective is a higher level of well-b
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