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While the year 2019 will bring with it formation of new Government after the elections in April 2019, the after effects of Demonetization that happened on November 8, 2016 still haunt the Indian Economy. After more than 2 years of Demonetization, Indian Economic Survey claims that the economy has done away with all the negative impacts of Demonetization. However, economic experts are of the view that the economy is still crying for a faster growth and little objective has been achieved by the demonetization move.
Demonetization: Still Haunts Indian Economy
the analysis in India and abroad has claimed that demonetization of November 2016 has failed to do what it was supposed to do and its impact has turned out to be more protracted than initially expected.
Experts think that even from the point of view of promoting digital money, there was no need for the government to have put 86 per cent of all currency out of circulation. Studies have pointed out that very little black money was caught. On August 30, 2017, the Reserve Bank of India released its report on Demonetisation. The report said 99 per cent of the banned notes came back into the banking system. This belies the Government claims that the Demonetization would flush out the black money and counterfeit currency.
Either the black money held in cash was very low, or The government could not implement the demonetization efficiently due to which all the black money held in Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 bank notes laundered back to the banking system
Demonetization: Positive Impacts on Indian Economy Claimed
Economic Survey after careful review of Demonetization which was announced one and a half year back, has found that the cash-to-GDP ratio has stabilized. It suggests a return to equilibrium:
1-Demonetization will help the government to track the black money and the unaccounted cash will now flow no more and the amount collected by means of tax can be better utilized for the public welfare and development schemes.
2-Demonetization aimed to stop the running of parallel economy due to circulation of fake currency as the banning of Rs.500 and Rs. 1000 notes will eliminate their circulation.