India’s Chief Economic Advisor Flags “Weak” Wages as Profits Rise | Vantage with Palki Sharma

India’s chief economic advisor has flagged “weak” wages amid bumper profits for corporates. While Indian companies recorded a 300% rise in profits after the pandemic, wages have increased between 0.8% and 5.4%. Experts worry that stagnant wages are dragging down consumer spending and India’s GDP. Palki Sharma tells you more.

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32 thoughts on “India’s Chief Economic Advisor Flags “Weak” Wages as Profits Rise | Vantage with Palki Sharma”
  1. Palki how about increments to Godi media news readers? Sure must be highest in earth that Elin musk would envy, isn’t it? What is making this news channel speak balanced word ? Rating going down ? Or hit Rock bottom singing godi song?

  2. Middle classes have itching problem to spends all money on lifestyle.

    Govt. can take indirectly by GST, not by direct high tax rates.

    Nirmala ji,
    Sochh kar Samajj kar

  3. We are a plutocracy in the guise of democracy. Few businessman are running this country through BJP and Modi who are serving their masters by diverting people's attention towards useless issues like Hindu Muslim divide and retaining power. The income inequality now is worse than British era, let that sink in!

  4. This lady is miss socialism….he said the "used profits to deleverage".. How's that not a good way to use capital… The corporations are not investing as they see less opportunities…. consumption is not the end all and GDP growth isn't some Vedic mantra to be chanted.

  5. Jobs are getting easier. Technology is impacting every sector, every trade, every job, etc. Pay is based on a lot of variables, but it boils down to how difficult it is to your job. The more difficult it is, the fewer people who can do it, thus the more money you can command. Nothing is getting harder. Literally nothing.

  6. Oh my god too much TAX will defanately affect the middle class employees GST is addition to that and also middle class families going to get high punishment with this GST rates 😢😢😢. God must be save all these people…

  7. It is not GDP issue or earnings issue… It is just top management awarding only themselves up majority of earnings and bonuses from profit earned, then showing loss in books of accounts to reduce salaries of employees, cutting jobs plus costs.. then again showing that savings as profit to shareholders and then taking percentage cut in that as well… .. 😬😬😬

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