Category: Public Policy
Increasing GDP: A Catalyst for Economic Progress and Prosperity?
Explore the impact of GDP growth on the income of the common man in India. Discover the relationship between GDP and individual earnings, and the tangible benefits of a thriving economy. Gain valuable insights into rising GDP, job creation, consumer spending, investment, and government initiatives for social welfare.
Unlocking Online Sales: Harnessing ROAS Metrics to Optimize Marketing Campaigns
Discover how leveraging ROAS metrics can supercharge your online sales. Learn data-driven strategies to optimize marketing campaigns, drive growth, and maximize marketing efficiency for increased revenue. Unlock the power of ROAS and revolutionize your digital marketing game.
The Hidden Key to Prosperity: Why Personal Income Tax Removal Holds the Key to GDP Growth
Discover the potential impact of removing personal income tax on GDP and economic growth. Explore the findings of statistical tests and uncover the relationships between taxation and economic forecasting. Learn how this bold move can stimulate consumer spending, attract foreign investment, and shape the path towards sustainable economic advancement.
Unemployment and Crime Rates in India: Is There a Causal Link?
Explore the complex relationship between unemployment and crime rates in India. Discover the results of Granger causality tests and how policymakers can design effective policies to address these issues.
Discover How India’s Export Policy is Transforming the Lives of its Citizens!
India’s export policy has been a driving force behind its economic growth. Find out how it’s impacting the welfare of its citizens in our latest analysis!
The role of BJP government policies in exacerbating income inequality in India
This article examines the relationship between India’s GDP growth, population growth, and income inequality. The results of statistical tests suggest that despite economic growth, income inequality in India has worsened over time. The article argues that BJP government policies have contributed to this trend by neglecting the needs of marginalized communities and promoting policies that primarily benefit the wealthy.
The GDP Myth: Why it Doesn’t Always Translate to Better Lives!
This article explores the relationship between Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and human development, using various statistical tests. The results indicate that GDP alone is not sufficient to measure a country’s development or lead to better human development outcomes. The study suggests that government spending as a percentage of GDP is a more critical factor in promoting human development, highlighting the importance of policymakers considering spending priorities. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for multiple indicators to assess a country’s development rather than relying solely on GDP. Tags: GDP, human development, statistical tests, Granger causality, government spending, policymaking.
Indian Govt. Policies’ Impact on Stock Market since 2014
The Indian stock market has seen significant changes since 2014, particularly due to various government policies. The article analyzes the impact of Indian government policies on the Indian stock market since 2014, focusing on major policy changes such as the Goods and Services Tax (GST), demonetization, and measures to boost the Indian economy. The study employs statistical measures such as regression analysis and event studies to examine the relationship between government policies and the stock market. The study found that policy changes, such as the GST and demonetization, had a positive impact on the stock market, while measures to boost the Indian economy also had a positive effect. The article concludes that government policies can have both positive and negative impacts on the stock market, and it is crucial to evaluate their long-term effects.
Sentiment Analysis of LIVE Twitter data with R Programming Language
This post explores how to analyze live Twitter feeds in real-time using the R programming language. We demonstrate how to classify tweets into positive, negative, and neutral sentiments to gain insights into the sentiments of Twitter users.
EXPORTS do not lead to GROWTH : Indian Evidence
This study analyses India’s central government’s promotion of Export lead growth (ELG) and its impact on the Indian economy. The study suggests that the focus on ELG policies since 1994 has not been successful, and the government should concentrate on improving existing institutions, such as legal, financial, and medical services, to support budding industries in the Indian market.