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Economic growth is a term which is used to indicate the increase of per capita gross domestic product (GDP) or other measure of aggregate income. It is also often measured as the rate of change in GDP. Economic growth refers only to the quantity of goods and services which are produced.
Economic growth which can be either positive or negative. Negative growth can be referred to by saying that the economy is shrinking. Negative growth is associated with economic recession and economic depression. So in this regard what contributes towards economic growth becomes all the more important and what are the causes of economic recession also holds good in this case just to have the clarity on Economic growth.
Economic growth which can be either positive or negative. Negative growth can be referred to by saying that the economy is shrinking. Negative growth is associated with economic recession and economic depression. So in this regard what contributes towards economic growth becomes all the more important and what are the causes of economic recession also holds good in this case just to have the clarity on Economic growth.
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Give more power
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Back Fire - People putting penalty on officials
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souren
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"Private Public Partnership model"
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Farmers and artisans, in fact all rural people r gullible and hence exploited by middlemen and elite class and business houses. To empower poor decentralization of administration is not enough as that only provides opportunities for corruption....
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Pankaj Jain
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"Privatization of authorities and departments"
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I do feel privatization of authorities would really help to much extent..
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Sonal Singh
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" Give more power"
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Totally agree with Sudeep here and every time there is a raid CBI needs the permission of CVC(central vigilance commisioner) and all these big fish that we are talking about will have some or the other godfather in the political arena and they...
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Ideate: "PM says: Corruption will hit Economic growth" deleted from your view.
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Voted for Yes only because it helps to take things positively but in reality it is not a gurantee for growth. It depends on which part of the restructuring you are in - in the team on the way out or the team that is to take up more...
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kushal aggarwal
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i dont think so as management becomes tougher for a business......
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Sujatha srivastava
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Not necessarily..at time corporate re structuring also back fires, when the organization is going for an expansion, they will not have the same hold that they used to have with a small team, with more people and more projects at hand, prioritizing...
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Debate: "Is corporate restructuring a ladder for growth" deleted from your view.
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Insight into Economics-4 Now that we saw Macro Economics divided into Fiscal economics and Monetary economics, the difference between them is, in Fiscal Economics budget deficits and interest rates are the policy tools for controlling the economy, where as in Monetary economics it is the money supply as I showed last. Now let us talk about the Tax Multiplier. Before that one must know what is the MPC and MPS. MPC is the marginal propensity of a citizen to consume from his income, that is what percentage of his income he uses to consume. MPS is the marginal propensity to save that is what percentage of income he saves which is always (1-MPS). Now we have to know something about the GNP and ...
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women empowrment
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child empowerment
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Santosh Kumar Swain
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first women empowerment then child development
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Prof. (Dr.) Amit Sengupta
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?? Yes to some extent but basic health-literacy status is below Sub Saharan Africa.. 80% of our people are denied of basic quality health care and every hour a pregnant mother is dying of child birth..decide for yourselves....
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Rajiv Azad (Thinks out of Box)
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This whole notion that our nation has marched forward and rightly in the path to shun the tag of developing nation in my opinion is a figment of imagination. The poor-rich divide has widened more in the last decade. The corruption stigma has...
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Taniya Laskar
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"Yes"
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Yes it has.. In last one decade we have done a lot of progress , our progress is know globally. If the corruption factor would not have been there we would have done even greater job..
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Debate: "Has india marched towards the tag of developing nation,"Over the last 1 Decade" ?Interms of Road,facilities,Education." deleted from your view.
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Answer: "Is that dangers of a rising China ?" deleted from your view.
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what are 'THE INDIAN CORPORATE CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES TOWARD GLOBLE ECONOMIC SUPER POWER - FINANCE, -MARKETING -HR ALL MANAGERS POINT OF VIEW
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Sarat Das
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Unclear workforce are the biggest challenge for the corporates. Today retaining an employee for 3-5 yrs in the same organization is the toughest job for the company. So when we have a steady workforce, its easy to generate revenue.... and help...
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Answer: "what are "THE INDIAN CORPORATE CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES TOWARD GLOBLE ECONOMIC SUPER POWER" deleted from your view.
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shailesh
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I don't think so because as the market is growing mature the less fluctuation being seen on the sensex. Now it's impossible for the market to reach in 50000 points so early. Now the growth will be slow and steady. As far as reaching of market in...
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Shankar Ganesh G P
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Between 2005 and 2008, both, the services and the industries sectors grew at approximately 14-15 per cent on a nominal basis and 9-11 per cent in real terms. These sectors are likely to grow between 15-16 per cent in the next six years.All these...
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Debate: "Will Sensex to touch 50,000 by 2015!!!!" deleted from your view.
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Nikhil
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any input of money in econmy will provide us benefits in the long run Yes there will be better economic growth , more employment, more demand and more supply thus the country progresses
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ajay meghani
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Financial innovation plays a pivotal role in the economic growth of a country.It can be evidenced from the recent hike in the jobs in finanial industry despite recession.The very thing shows that if something positive happens in financial...
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ASOKE KUSARI
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You mean innovation of "Financial Instruments" mostly created by Banks / Finance Comapnies, NBFCs, Stock Exchanges etc.? Yes,they have helped to enhance the speed of money moving from hands to hands and thus boosting the economy. At the same...
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Debate: "Financial innovation boosts economic growth: Do you agree?" deleted from your view.
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Are we all knowingly keeping a blind eye in our companies just
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Can we do something in the place of work for better development
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Charles davison
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"Can we do something in the place of work for better development"
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Bangalore is literally sunk. We have many readers here who are part of IT development and Real estate development we need to act now to save each city
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Debate: "BRUHAT BANGALORE IS REELING UNDER GROWTH" deleted from your view.
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Planting a tree might be fun but when it turns out to be a business venture, it is something worth reading about. More so, as the tree proves to be an alternative source of edible oil or Vanaspati Ghee. The tree known as Phulwara or Chyur in local language is also popularly known as the Indian Butter Tree. Scientifically known as Aisendra buttyracea, the wonder tree produces oil seeds, which are rich in oil content and has the potency of hydrogenated oil or Vanaspati Ghee. Interestingly, it is used as a substitute of ghee in many parts of Nepal, Kumaon and the tribal areas of Chakrauta hills in Uttranchal for the past many centuries. This wonder tree also known as Kalpabriksha locally literally means, ' the tree which fulfills every human need '. It is found at an altitude of 2,000 to 5,000 feet in the sub Himalayan tract covering the Himalayan region, which includes regions like Uttranchal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Nepal and Manipur. The tree can also grow in Andaman and Nicobar islands....
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The National Sample Survey Organization(NSSO) discovered in its survey that almost half the country's farmers would abandon farming if they could find another occupation. If the FARMER does not grow food what will we eat ??? It is not like understanding Rocket Science to realize that we need to make Agriculture work if we as a Nation are to get anywhere. What can we do ? Indian farmer is always in a vicious cycle..What belongs to the farmers,should be rightly given to them..I mean compensation..no middlemen is required between the farmer n consumer..they should get a good price for whatever they are growing. Example : The small cotton roll that u buy in the pharmacy costs u around 40-50 bucks..and it weighs around a 100 gms..the gin buys cotton from the farmer at rates like 300 or 400 rupees for around 40 kgs (measured in maunds actually..not very sure about the conversion)just imagine the difference..nobody is looting us for this..we are actually looting the farmer.for this we...
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