Death of Money

The Ripple Effect: Analyzing the Impact of Rupee Depreciation on Exports and Imports

The Indian economy heavily relies on exports, but the fluctuating exchange rate of the Indian Rupee (INR) has made exports more expensive and less competitive in the international market. The Indian government’s efforts to increase exports and bring down the exchange rate have not been successful. A recent study has found that government policies aimed at boosting exports are not having a significant impact on the economy as imports are leading to exports. This article discusses the effects of the INR depreciation on the Indian economy, the government’s policies to address the issue, and the alternative measures that policymakers need to consider to improve the economy and make exports more competitive.

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Income gap

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.

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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.

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