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About 75,000 CR (roughly $10 billion) did not come back in circulation. I don't think this is a small amount (more so by Indian standards) so while the estimate
by mdani 10y ago
About 75,000 CR (roughly $10 billion) did not come back in circulation. I don't think this is a small amount (more so by Indian standards) so while the estimates for #1 were way off, there was something uncovered. Nobody knew in advance how much black money existed so it was a wild guess before this exercise anyway. So I don't think your #1 criticism is valid.
Source:
http://indianexpress.com/article/business/economy/demonetisation-black-money-cash-crunch-rs-14-lakh-crore-in-old-notes-are-back-only-rs-75000-crore-out-rbi4465542/ http://indianexpress.com/article/business/economy/demonetisa...
- denzil_correa 10y agoThe question is about Return of Investment. Sure, amount X did "come back" but what amount Y did you spend to make that money come back? Was it worth it? Based on various analyses by experts, it does not seem worth it at all.