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'How real are the figures on black money abroad?'
Business Standard / New Delhi April 22, 2009, 0:41 IST
Though there are different views on the Global Financial Integrity numbers that the BJP cites, getting the money back to India is not going to be an easy task.
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S GURUMURTHY
Convener, Swadeshi Jagran Manch
‘The OECD threat of sanctions has got some tax havens to cave in — so India can get its funds back if it joins the global crusade. Apart from the Congress, other political parties want this’
A lot of ‘black wealth’ from India flows to Switzerland every year. This is not what LK Advani is saying, but is something Dominique Dreyer, the Swiss Ambassador to India, said at the 60th anniversary of the Indo-Swiss Friendship Treaty last year. The first serious work on the global stock of illicit money was done by Raymond W Baker, a Harvard and Brookings scholar. His book Capitalism’s Achilles Heel — Dirty Money and How to Renew Free Market System (2005) estimates the stock of illicit money at $11.5 trillion, to which one trillion gets added annually. Around $500 billion a year flow to the rich from the rest, according to Baker. Aided by the Ford Foundation, the Baker-headed Global Financial Integrity (the GFI is a programme of the Washington-based Centre for International Policy) has estimated the country-wise flows of illicit money. It puts the outflow from India during 2002-06 at $137.5 billion (Rs 6.88 lakh crore). How much more could the loot since 1947 be? Dev Kar, who was involved in the GFI study, has clarified that the GFI estimates of the loot from India are an understatement.
Can India win the loot back from Swiss banks and elsewhere? It’s doable, but this requires a sustained global effort. India needs to get the past loot back and to stop ongoing plunder. Safe havens and secret banks make this pillage unstoppable by any nation on its own. Collective coercion is needed. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) formulated transparency rules which were approved by the G20 in 2004; and by the UN Committee of Experts on International Co-operation on Tax Matters in 2008. The US, UK, France and Germany are now using the OECD and G20 platforms to threaten the Swiss and the rest with sanctions if they do not mend their laws to comply with the OECD norms. So far, six tax havens including the Swiss have succumbed. Forced by the economic crisis, the West, for whom financial secrecy was a sacred part of an individual’s privacy, has taken a U-turn to declare it as evil today. The day secret banking is outlawed is not far off. But India needs more. Richard Murphy, a chartered accountant in the UK who fights against tax havens, says that developing countries (read India) need a better model to break the secrecy than the OECD one — under which the country seeking information needs to give the name and account numbers of the suspected looter. India needs to fight for a better regime.
India must be a leader in this global crusade. But look at what it does instead. It does not welcome the OECD endeavours, it does not join the G20 efforts, nor does it ask for the Indian names hidden in the secret LGT Bank data offered by the German government. The media claims that the officials here have advised the Indian envoy in Germany not to pester the government there for the LGT bank secrets! Worse, not long ago, India allowed the fugitive Ottavio Quottrocchi to take back the Bofors loot kept frozen by the Central Bureau of Investigation. All this has led to a perception that India is not serious about getting its illicit wealth back. This perception, which undermines our moral character and impedes our efforts, needs to change. But, a welcome national consensus is emerging today with the BJP, CPI(M), AIADMK, SP and BSP — but regrettably not the Congress — taking up the issue. It is primarily a global battle with national effort as a critical additive. A determined India can do it. The global situation cannot be more ideal for its efforts.
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JAIRAM RAMESH
Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha
‘The GFI has a range of $4.7-$22.7 billion but the BJP cites only the top figure. Since the data doesn’t account for capital inflows, it is incomplete and has other problems as well’
That there are Indians with Swiss bank accounts is incontrovertible. There can also be no dispute on the fact that we need to try and get this money back. We have had amnesty schemes in the past — some have succeeded and some have not. But in the six years that LK Advani’s party was in power, did they take a single step to get details of Indian accounts in Swiss banks? In contrast, after the Liechtenstein bank disclosures on individuals who had accounts with it, our government has been in touch with the German authorities to get details of the Indians who have deposits there. That said, how much money there is in overseas banks? The question of how to get it back, and whether this can be done in the period Advani has in mind, all come later.
The BJP leader has cited obscure sources on the internet, none of which are really reliable. He has also used the Global Financial Integrity (GFI) report of the Washington-based Centre for International Policy. But the GFI estimates are based on modelling, they are not based on bank records of individuals. And while using this report, the BJP has deliberately suppressed vital aspects of the study. I have corresponded with the main author of the report to corroborate the points I’m making.
First, the study is academic in nature. It is not like the Liechtenstein data which has individual records.
All the capital flight from India in the period 2002-06, which the report tries to estimate, took place through under-invoicing of exports (to keep export dollars abroad) or through over-invoicing of imports (to send out more dollars than actually required). The kind of trade policy reforms that are being carried should logically have reduced the amount that was traditionally kept abroad through such mis-pricing. More important, the GFI methodology is not as robust as you’d think. The methodology relies on the difference in the unit price that is obtained from India’s exports data and that obtained from the US import data — in the case of exports, it is India’s import data and US export data. This works well in high-value exports where the unit values are easily arrived at. But since most Indian trade is in low-value segments where the unit values are not available at sufficiently disaggregated levels, this makes the exercise somewhat dicey.
The GFI study cites a range for capital flight. As the main author of the study Dev Kar puts it, “When one is talking about the clandestine outflow of black money from a country, it is much harder to defend a number than to defend a range of possible outflow values." The range the study gives is between $4.7 billion and $22.7 billion each year between 2002 and 2006. Advani cites only the top figure. The change in exchange rates would also affect the figures for the later years, but the BJP does not mention this.
The GFI exercise looks at gross outflows from trade mispricing. It does not account for capital inflows which also need to be taken into account since black money also comes back. When you look at India’s capital account, there is a negative flow; that is, there is a possible reversal of capital flight! This knocks the bottom out of the Advani campaign.
Once you keep these factors in mind it becomes pretty clear the ‘data’ cited by Advani does not exist, and he is distorting the studies he’s quoting.
(As told to Sunil Jain)
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6% growth in worst-case scenario: CEA
Rituparna Bhuyan & John Samuel Raja D / New Delhi April 22, 2009, 0:21 IST
The country’s economy is expected to grow by around 6 per cent in the current fiscal, even in the worst-case scenario of global recession prevailing till March 2010, according to Arvind Virmani, chief economic adviser in the Ministry of Finance.
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The growth projection matches with the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) estimate of 6 per cent expansion in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2009-10. But it is higher than the median forecast of 5.7 per cent by professional forecasters, according to a survey done by the central bank.
“The worst-case scenario assumes that the global economy would be still in recession till March 2010. Even in that scenario, I expect the Indian economy to grow by 6 per cent, plus or minus 0.5 per cent,” Virmani told Business Standard.
However, in the best-case scenario of the global economy recovering after September 2009, he predicts the growth rate of around 7 per cent in 2009-10.
In this case, the growth rate in the current fiscal would be similar to the previous one that ended in March 2008, where growth was bouyant in the first half before the global economic crisis put a spanner on expansion. “The implication (of best case scenario) is that the growth as a whole may average out to be the same as the previous year,” he added.
Both the World Bank and International Monetary Fund have predicted the world economy to contract by 0.5 to 1.7 per cent for the first time in 60 years. India’s growth, according to the two global institutions, is also expected to fall below the 5 per cent mark.
Virmani, however, did not give up the sector-wise break-up of growth except to say that agricultural output, which has nearly 18 per cent weight in GDP, would post a normal growth rate of 2.5-3 per cent.
The government, along with the RBI, had implemented series of measures aimed at boosting economic demand. In particular, excise duty on most products has been reduced by 6 percentage points. The central bank too has reduced repo rates — the rate at which it lends to commercial banks — by 4.25 percentage points since September 2008. These measures are expected to cushion the impact of economic slowdown at a time when private investment, which drove economic growth, has slumped because of uncertainty.
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एक आदमी को सिगरेट पीने की आदत हे , उसे सारी दुनिया बुरा कहेती हे . दुसरे को माला फेर ने की आदत हे , उसे सारी दुनिया अच्छा कहेती हे . जो सिगरेट ना पिए तो मुसीबत मालूम पड़ती हे . जो माला फेर ताहे अगर न फेरने दो तो मुसीबत मालूम पड़ती हे दोनों गुलाम हे ।
एक को उठते ही सिगरेट चाहिए , दुसरे को उठते ही माला चाहिए माला वाले को माला न मिले तो माला की तलफ लगती हे अगर न फेरने दो तो मुसीबत मालूम पड़ती हे , दोनों गुलाम हे ।
एक को उठते ही सिगरेट चाहिए. एसे बुनियाद में बहोत फासला नहीं हे सिगरेट भी एक तरह का माला फेरना हे धुआं भीतर ले गए, बाहर ले गये ,भीतर ले गए, बाहर ले गये - मनके फिरा रहे हे ,बाहर ,भीतर . धुएं की माला हे . जरा सुक्ष्म हे . मोती के माला स्थुल हे . कोय आदत इसी नहो जाए की मालिक बन जाये . मालकियत बचाकर आदत का उपयोग कर लेना यही साधना हे मालकियत खो दी , और आदत सवार हो गई तो तुम यंत्रवत हो गए अब तुम्हारा जीवन मूर्च्छित हे ।
इसे लोग भी हे जो पूजा न करे रोज , तो बेचेनी लगती हे , उसे पुछो की पूजा करने से कुछ आनंद मिलता हे ? वो कहते हे , आनंद तो कुछ मिलता नहीं लेकिन न करे तो बेचेनी लगती हे
आदते बुरी होया भलि, इससे कोई भेद नहीं पड़ता जब आदते मालिक हो जाये तो बुरी हे .तुम मालिक रहो तो कोय आदत बुरी नही गुलामी बुरी हे मालकियत भली हे ।
संसार में कुछ भी बुरा नहीं हे स्वामित्व तुम्हारा हो तो संसार में सभी कुछ अच्छा हे स्वामित्व खो गया तुम गुलाम हो जाओ तो आदते बुरी हो या भलि, इससे कोई भेद नहीं पड़ता जब आदते मालिक हो जाये तो बुरी हे .तुम मालिक रहो तो कोय आदत बुरी नही गुलामी बुरी हे मालकियत भली हे जीवन में आदते जरुरी हे . बस इतना ध्यान रखना की आदत मालिक न हो जाये . स्वामित्व खो गया तुम गुलाम हो जाओ तो वह गुलामी चाहे कितनी ही कीमती हो , खतरनाक हे . हीरे - जवाहरात लगेहो जंजीरों पर तो उसको आभुषण मत समझ लेना वे खतरनाक हे वह महेगा सोदा हे ।
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The results of JAO Part-I Screening Test has been announced by most of the Circles. A large number of candidates have found themselves successful.
The JAO Part-II Examination will be held shortly. This will be the last chance to write in JAO PART-II OLD SYLLABUS.
The details of the syllabus is given on the reverse side of this letter.
The following books are available with us. Please pass on the information to the candidates so that they can place the order and get the books through V.P.P.
1. Printed Telecom Accounts Manual Rs. 200/-
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OLD SYLLABUS OF JAO EXAMINATION PART-II
Subject I : Telecom Accounts – I
Paper VII – Theory without books – 2 hrs. 100 marks
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5. P&T Manual Vol. XIV
6. P&T FHB Vol. V
7. Telegraph Guide Part-I
8. Telecom Accounts Manual (Chapter XII dealing with Accounts with Railways / Canal Administrations regarding billing of rental etc. for leased Lines / Guaranteed Offices)
9. MIS reports of appropriate years for Telephone / Telecom. Revenue for operating expenses / performance indicators.
Subject II : Telecom Accounts – II
Paper IX – Theory without books – 2 hrs. 100 marks
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3. P&T FHB Vol. IV
4. P&T Manual Vol. X
5. P&T Manual Vol. XV
6. Telecom Accounts Manual (Chapter 1 to 7 and II)
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8. Book of P&T Account Forms
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Paper XI –with books – 3 hrs. 150 marks
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7 AGM (Admn) :-Member
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