A "Lost Decade" in Nepalese Economy

I was looking for the dynamics of fiscal and monetary policy in the Nepalese economy.  Both have a specific economic and political explanation, though monetary policy stands more economic connotation than the fiscal one. Although the central bank has a specialized department and relatively competent human resources, even their document seems are unable to get the real picture of the economy.

Since 2004/05 to 20015/16 inflation remains higher than the GDP growth in Nepal. It happened not just like it to be.  In reality, it was committed because of the political, structural, and market-based phenomenon that are not even looked for a reason.

I have gone through another aspect to analyze the Nepalese economy whether it is 'paradigm shift '. Reviewing the documents and consulting with then officer bearer, I am almost convinced with the situation of 'paradigm lost' rather in Nepalese economy. Simply this conclusion is driven due to the failure of understanding the fundamentals of how the economy works.

Thus, the period 2004 to 2016, should be named as a 'lost decade' in Economic history of Nepal. It became so due to the worst ever understanding about the role of every economic actor.

Table-1: Relationship Between Real GDP Growth and CPI in Nepal

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