The Interim Budget has served as a platform to highlight the outgoing government's achievements and present a glorious vision for its next term. Nirmala Sitharaman did not disappoint on either count.
This year's budget was an election speech by the Finance Minister, praising her government, having done marvelous achievements in various walks of life by unabashedly using unsubstantiated data and falsehoods.
The K-shaped pattern of growth within the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) pointed to by critics has riled officialdom and its supporters because it implies not only growing inequality but an overestimation of GDP and its growth.
India’s bioeconomy is likely to touch USD 150 billion by 2025 and over USD 300 billion by 2030.
There are two aspects of unions and their work that employers in India would do well to focus on. Their role in bridging the wide gap between enterprise-level rationality and economy-wide rationality. On completing Indian society's stunted modernization, which depresses the quality of workforce.
Controversy refuses to die down about the size of India’s GDP and its growth rate. It all started when the new GDP series with base 2011-12 was released in 2015. Not only did analysts point to problems, the government itself was unhappy that it showed a higher growth during the UPA’s ten years compared to the post-2014 NDA period.
Mr. Rakesh Pandey presented a PPT on Difference and In-difference, the session covered important topics ranging from Panel Data Method, Omitted Variable (OVB), Usage of the panel data by researchers, fixed effects allowing for time-invariant unobservable factors, Fixed effects, Fixed effect Model, estimating regression and graph analysis.