Friday, December 8, 2017

Just Expectations and Unjust Estimates...


It is unnecessary and not good to estimate for more than three months because it lowers long run expectations which have a significant effect on investment/un/employment/price-level/demand/supply/growth... The RBI estimates have been falling short and are less certain beyond a quarter... Economy might turn in a month if not a day in terms of spending on debt...


Any spending whether by people, private sector and by the government which increases productivity, competitiveness and demand and supply and growth through investment and employment is quite welcome...


Prices would increase with demand till all the supply is consumed and the market clears and there are no more bit-coins to offer... More investment at dips would increase returns...


True expectations and not estimates are important... If the common man is aware or conscious of it duties as an economic man with growth in real income he has every reason to be hopeful and would also rationalize expectations, spending too...


Excessive higher cost and prices and expectations which reduce demand and supply and expectations would also lower growth and expectations leading to low savings and investment and employment and expectations through multiplier, and again growth/expectations...





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