DOES GDP GRANGER CAUSE FDI IN INDIA?Kumar, NarenderInternational Journal of Business Ethics in Developing Economies
Non-oil countries such as Czechia, Poland, Hungary, Malaysia, Türkiye, and South Africa have higher per capita GDP, EUSE, and CO2 emissions. In contrast, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Mauritania, Philippines, and India have lower per capita GDP, EUSE, and CO2 emissions. Malaysia, Thailand, Jordan,...
Despite these adversities, the resilience and potential for growth within India's agrochemical industry have remained robust, thanks to innovation, strategic investments, and a supportive regulatory framework. The Indian government has placed a high priority on the agrochemical sector, identifying it as ...
Relations between India and the US have strengthened in recent years. The US views India as vital strategic partner to counterbalance China’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region and this trend is likely to continue under President Trump. The Indian economy is largely domest...
What will happen to a product because of economic growth? How will the government's investment help in the economic growth of India? How do economists predict economic growth? What drives real economic growth per capita? How does consumer spending affect the U.S. economy? How can economic gro...
Entrepreneurship is one of the main pillars of growth in any economy. Achieving a high rate of entrepreneurship in a region has become the priority objecti
This finding has policy implications for the human development index in India. The measures uniform to all states and territories will have a limited impact on the states and territories with different convergence patterns. These clubs must be taken into consideration while formulating Indian human ...
Why does Japan have so high debt/GDP ratio? Will it default like Greece? Quantitative Easing Quantitative Easing (QE) is an unconventional monetary policy used by a central bank to stimulate the economy. The Federal Reserve used QE to support the economic growth of the United S...
(India, Iraq, Libya, Pakistan, and the Philippines), mainly due to the weakening of government institutions and the lack of international attention during the global pandemic, while it showed a decline in others (Afghanistan, Colombia, Thailand, and Yemen), possibly because of less favorable ...
Zhou and Zheng [11] were of the opinion that governments have a significant influence on the strategic decisions that businesses make to implement I4.0. The “Made in China (2025)”, “Make in India”, “Thailand 4.0 plan”, and “National Policy on Industry 4.0” of Malaysia are just a...