The economy of India is the 5th largest by nominal GDP and 3rd largest by purchasing power parity. It could be considered as a developing market economy. It...
The nature of the economy of India is still a developing market economy. It has become the world’s 5th largest economy (nominal GDP) by overtaking the United Kingdom...
One of the major growth hurdles of Indian economy has been subdued private investment. Public sector banks which have huge presence are under stress due to high NPAs,...
Universal Basic income is a model for providing all citizens of a country with a given sum of money, regardless of their income, resources or employment status. Economic...
Monetary policy and fiscal policy both are very significant tools to influence a country’s economic condition. Monetary policy The monetary authority of a nation adopts the monetary policy...
Electricity for all aims at providing each and every household access to electricity. But the objective to provide electricity for all does not come from only ensuring the...
Food processing refers to transformation of raw ingredient into food or of food into some other forms by physical or chemical means. It includes processes like canning, processing,...
The savings rate which is expressed as a percentage or ratio denotes the savings by households which causes the capital formation and is responsible for the economic development...
The digitization of economy poses new challenges for taxation provisions. As the digital economy is becoming the economy itself, segregation of digital economy from rest of the economy...
In India in the early phase of commercial aviation, airlines were state-owned and profits were not the list of priorities behind the commercial operations. After the liberalization of...
