NEW DELHI: Delhi has topped the state investment potential index checklist, followed by Tamil Nadu.
The index ready by economic assume tank National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), showed that Delhi topped the ratings on infrastructure and economic prerequisites of the state. NCAER introduced the index in March 2016 to offer metrics of economic governance, competitiveness and growth alternatives at the state and regional ranges. The index is designed to offer a systematic and reliable “go-to” reference for policymakers, current companies, and potential home and out of the country traders.
Tamil Nadu was in 2d position and topped the ratings in labour and governance. Compared to 2017 ratings, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Punjab have made the most fast features in 2018, shifting up by 11, four and 4 spots respectively to 10th, 2nd, and 12th positions.
The index ranks competitiveness of states on six pillars: land, labour, infrastructure, economic local weather, political balance & governance, and industry perceptions.
These six pillars are categorised beneath four wide categories: Factor-driven (land & labour), efficiency-driven (infrastructure), growthdriven (economic local weather and political balance & governance), and perceptions-driven (ranking of business local weather built on company surveys).
Although Assam, Jharkhand and Bihar are ranked among the least beneficial states for investment, they are ranked upper beneath individual pillars.
The index ready by economic assume tank National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), showed that Delhi topped the ratings on infrastructure and economic prerequisites of the state. NCAER introduced the index in March 2016 to offer metrics of economic governance, competitiveness and growth alternatives at the state and regional ranges. The index is designed to offer a systematic and reliable “go-to” reference for policymakers, current companies, and potential home and out of the country traders.
Tamil Nadu was in 2d position and topped the ratings in labour and governance. Compared to 2017 ratings, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Punjab have made the most fast features in 2018, shifting up by 11, four and 4 spots respectively to 10th, 2nd, and 12th positions.
The index ranks competitiveness of states on six pillars: land, labour, infrastructure, economic local weather, political balance & governance, and industry perceptions.
These six pillars are categorised beneath four wide categories: Factor-driven (land & labour), efficiency-driven (infrastructure), growthdriven (economic local weather and political balance & governance), and perceptions-driven (ranking of business local weather built on company surveys).
Although Assam, Jharkhand and Bihar are ranked among the least beneficial states for investment, they are ranked upper beneath individual pillars.
Delhi tops in investment potential index, Tamil Nadu second
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August 04, 2018
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