India’s economic indicators from 1999-2014 show fluctuating GDP growth, inflation, trade deficits, and capital flows, reflecting macroeconomic volatility and structural changes.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indicators | string | No | Name of the macroeconomic indicator measured in the dataset. |
| 1999-2000 | float | Yes | Recorded value of the indicator for the fiscal year 1999-2000 in India, generally expressed as percentage growth or macroeconomic rate depending on the indicator. |
| 2000-01 | float | No | Recorded value of the indicator for the fiscal year 2000-01 in India, generally expressed as percentage growth or macroeconomic rate depending on the indicator. |
Real GDP growth varied across agriculture, industry, and services, with services showing strong resilience. Trade deficits widened alongside rising imports, while foreign exchange reserves and external debt increased steadily. Fiscal deficits, consumption, and capital formation reveal shifts in domestic savings, investment, and government spending patterns.
The dataset appears mostly complete with consistent numeric formatting across the yearly columns. A small number of missing values exist in earlier fiscal year columns, but overall the dataset maintains consistent structure and labeling
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The dataset contains aggregated macroeconomic indicators without methodological notes, unit clarification for every indicator, or detailed sector breakdowns. Some values are projections or revised estimates rather than final figures.
The dataset appears to be compiled from national economic statistics reporting, likely derived from official macroeconomic publications summarizing GDP growth and related economic indicators across fiscal years
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