To Watch The Big Number
Union Budget this year is not looking that good, with a condition like India faced backed in 1990-91 when India went begging for funds around the world, if our finance minister do not play the numbers this budget well in the Union Budget then——
The Economy of India: Globalization, Poverty, and Inequality
The pro-globalization policies initiated in 1991 in India have had a dramatic, positive effect on GDP growth. However, income inequality has increased due to the liberalization of Indian economic policies. Should these economic policies remain in India even though the gap between the rich and the poor is increasing? This research essay attempts to answer this question.
World Faces Subpar Growth for Next 14 Years
The emergence of middle classes in the major markets in development to help global companies need to adapt to lower demand from struggling middle-class consumers in advanced countries.
The Dangerous Power of Negative Thinking
The last decline is often compared to the Great Depression, but was nothing like the economic pains experienced during the two decades after the First World War.
Greece’s Debt in 2012 of 381,200 Million Euros
The Greek economy will contract by 2.5% in 2012, according to the draft budget process which began Monday in the Parliament of Athens.
Greece Will Continue One More Year in Recession and a Debt of 170% of GDP
The draft budget provides for a debt in 2012 of 381,200 million euros.
The World in 2030 | How Much Will It Cost and How Many People Will be on Earth
As the world continues to change, the only way we can predict the future is to analyze what happened before.
Economic Growth in France Stagnated
French economy stagnates in second quarter.
Economic Downturn, Widespread Poverty. and Why It Isn’t All So Bad
Why all this stuff isn’t as bad as the dick-head media (including internet writers) are making it out to be.
The Solow Model of Economic Growth Predicts That GDP Per Capital of Different Countries Should Grow at The Same Rate in The Long Run. Explain This Result and Discuss The Validity of Solow’s Predictions in Relation to Available Empirical Evidence
The Solow model of Economic Growth was the first model that made the prediction that GDP per capital of different countries should grow at the same rate in the long-term. In many respects the Solow model of Economic Growth has differed markedly from other models that claim to predict economic growth across the globe.











