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Economy after COVID-19
Indian economy v/s G7 economies
What the world is going over right now is a "Global Hyperinflation" a combination of Cost Push and demand pull inflation which is an abnormal inflation.
Impact of Covid-19 on external sector of economy
ritika13 -
External sector is not at the verge of any development at present nor in future unless required changes will be taken into consideration by the Government and also low performance of External sector does not create any effect on the constraint on significantly increased expenditure.
Don’t forget Wuhandemic in mark of NORMALISATION
jaimin29 -
Please make yourself and environment believe that a biggest turbulence in human survival, was created by a country named CHINA.
Are businesses ready for the third covid-19 wave?
blamglam -
The COVID-19 wave has brutally disrupted businesses, over 82% of businesses have experienced a negative impact pan India.
Covid and the melancholy
The threat of a third wave looms huge, and we do not know how many will thereafter.
The cost of reforms for New India – A lesson to learn
The Government bringing the best reforms but the liberal and anti-national gang is a hurdle in Indian economic progress.
GDP fall: Can we overcome this?
We should understand the fact that due to the pandemic situation, the whole world went on for a lockdown because heath is a major concern for any government.
India needs to work like a manufacturing powerhouse like China, says corporate lobbyist Deepak Talwar
India is on the right path to become a manufacturing process with a continued government support and national players meeting the standards of quality and quantity across industries. It is imperative the country realizes the gravity of the situation and joins hands
Indian economic restoration: Four steps in the right direction
it will be a time consuming and tedious process, but a swift action today is the only way towards a brighter future tomorrow.
Lockdown and the plight of bonded labours
The ongoing humanitarian crisis in the repercussions of the current global health crisis is real. Our planning and preparation in the middle of the current lockdown can save the lives of women, men, and children and can help to build a strong economic foundation for the economy of our country.