Dr. V Anantha Nageswaran, Chief Economic Advisor, explains that an economy operates on mutual dependencies. When an economy stagnates, external shocks such as fiscal stimulus are needed to rejuvenate it. These shocks typically come from fiscal authorities, monetary authorities, or external demand, which are considered exogenous factors outside the closed-loop system of the economy. Capital formation and economic growth, on the other hand, are inherently interdependent. It's noteworthy that the economy is projected to sustain growth rates exceeding 7% for three consecutive years, with potential for continued growth in FY 25 with favorable conditions and assumptions.