The funding projections highlight Gross Budgetary Support (GBS) and PSU resources as the backbone of plan financing.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ResourceCategory | string | No | Category or source of financial resources projected for the Eleventh Five-Year Plan. |
| ProjectedAmount | float | No | Projected financial value associated with the resource category expressed at constant 2006-07 prices. |
| Unit | string | No | Measurement unit used for representing projected financial values, typically expressed in crores of Indian Rupees. |
Nearly half of the GBS comes from current revenues, while borrowings form the larger share. Central assistance to States and UTs accounts for about one-fifth of total GBS. Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) play a crucial role, contributing three-fourths of resources including borrowings.
The dataset appears structurally consistent with clearly labeled categories and numerical projections. Values are presented using a uniform monetary scale. There are no significant formatting inconsistencies visible. However, since the data represents projections rather than actual figures, it reflects estimates rather than realized fiscal outcomes.
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The dataset represents projected estimates rather than actual fiscal outcomes and therefore may differ from real financial performance during the plan period. It also lacks contextual explanatory variables such as macroeconomic assumptions, inflation expectations, or sectoral expenditure allocations.
The projections were likely prepared by national planning authorities using macroeconomic forecasting models, historical revenue trends, fiscal policy assumptions, and estimated economic growth rates to estimate the total financial resources available to the central government during the Eleventh Five-Year Plan period.
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