Category: Finance and Economics

The last decade has seen the resurgence of a global debt wave, be it due to the oversight of policymakers around the world or a calculated decision of rapid, relentless economic expansion. Public debt has significantly contributed to the growth of this bubble. However, the growth of public and public debt-related interest payments has disproportionately…

This article explores the historical and economic relationship between gambling and insurance, two activities often perceived as distinct. By examining their shared origins, underlying principles, and societal perceptions, we can gain a deeper understanding of the complex interplay between risk, uncertainty, and human decision-making. It also discusses the economic and psychological factors that underpin both…

Chennai, often referred to as the “Detroit of India” due to its booming automobile industry, has also seen significant growth in its residential real estate market. This growth is driven by a combination of factors, including robust economic development, increasing urbanization, and infrastructural advancements. Let’s delve into the various submarkets within Chennai’s residential sector and…

The day of the Budget proposal has historically been a much-anticipated event, looked forward to by both businesses and the wider public. It encompasses a plethora of initiatives and schemes that are aimed at bringing about benefits to the stakeholders in society. Amidst the nation’s dynamic political and economic transformation, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s presentation…

India’s Budget 2024 for the health sector shows an increase in total allocation. However, this analysis reveals a different picture when adjusted for inflation. The budget for the Department of Health and Family Welfare, responsible for crucial public health initiatives, has decreased in real terms. This paper examines specific areas where the budget allocation has…

The Interim Budget 2024-25 of India represents a strategic roadmap toward sustainable development and climate action, encompassing a range of initiatives aimed at mitigating environmental challenges while fostering economic growth. Central to this vision is the Blue Economy 2.0 agenda, emphasising sustainable coastal development and livelihood support for millions engaged in fisheries and allied activities.…

This paper delves into the dynamics of holiday season anomalies in global equity markets, focusing on diverse phenomena such as the Santa Claus rally and the January effect. Utilizing historical data spanning decades, we examine the behaviour of major indexes including the S&P 500, FT30, Nikkei 225, and Nifty 50 during holiday periods. Our analysis…

The study evaluates the influence of anti-dumping tariffs on the “Make in India” campaign, determining how effective they are in fostering indigenous manufacturing and growth in the economy. It investigates the function of the Directorate General of Foreign Trade, assesses import restrictions on goods, and examines the effect of anti-dumping legislation in promoting regional production…

Cap and Trade Programs are government regulatory programs designed to “cap” the total emission levels of chemicals due to industrial activity. Carbon Credit is one part of a Cap and Trade program. It is a permit which represents the right of a country or company to emit a set amount of Carbon emissions which can…