Description of the Issue: The aim of demonetization is to wash the stock of black money out of the economy and get it into the banked and taxable, part of the economy. The demonetization of the 500 rupees note and the 1,000 rupees note the two highest currency denominations available in India will likely hit the economy hard in the short term. It also affects GDP growth crashing to 0.5% in second half of financial Year 2016-17. The liquidity squeeze caused by demonetization will be negative across sectors with high level of cash transactions. Some segment will be facing short term instability such as real estate, jewelry, retailing, restaurants, logistics, consumer durables and luxury brands, cement. Those companies with high level of debt will face more pressure and can face loan defaults. On the other hand, it is going to drastically affect the corrupt practices. People who are holding black money in cash will not be able to exchange much as they would be in a fear of getting penalized and prosecuted by the authorities. Enemies of the country which are involved in counterfeit currency and terrorism will not be able to continue it further for quite some time at least.