The Economic Survey 2021-22 highlights an "Agile Approach" as its central theme, focusing on feedback loops and real-time data for economic policy-making. This approach is particularly relevant given the explosion of available data, allowing for flexible responses to shocks like the COVID-19 pandemic rather than relying solely on predictive models. The survey also examines policy-making under extreme uncertainty and the evolution of the Economic Survey document itself, reverting to a single volume format with a separate statistical appendix.
CENTRAL THEME OF ECONOMIC SURVEY 2021-22 IS THE AGILE APPROACH
PREFACE TAKES A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF EVOLUTION OF ECONOMIC SURVEYS SINCE INDEPENDENCE
NEW CHAPTER DEMONSTRATES USE OF SATELLITE GEO-SPATIAL IMAGES TO GAUGE VARIOUS ECONOMIC PHENOMENON
ECONOMIC SURVEY REVERTS TO A SINGLE VOLUME PLUS A SEPARATE VOLUME FOR STATISTICAL APPENDIX
The central theme of this years Economic Survey is the Agile approach, implemented through Indias economic response to the COVID-19 Pandemic shock. Info
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The central theme of the Economic Survey 2021-22 is the "Agile Approach," which involves using feedback loops, real-time monitoring, and flexible responses to economic shocks.
The 'Agile Approach' relies on feedback loops, real-time monitoring of actual outcomes, flexible responses, and safety-net buffers, enabled by the abundance of real-time data.
The approach utilises various real-time data sources, including GST collections, digital payments, satellite photographs, electricity production, cargo movements, trade data, and mobility indicators.
The Economic Survey 2021-22 has reverted to a single-volume format, accompanied by a separate volume for the statistical appendix, moving away from the multi-volume format of recent years.
A new chapter has been added that demonstrates the use of satellite and geo-spatial images to gauge various economic phenomena such as urbanisation, infrastructure, and farming practices.