Economy

Will The War On Gaza Collapse Israel’s Economy?

According to data taken from the Central Bureau of Statistics in Israel, by the financial time, the war on Gaza might collapse Israel’s economy as it has already destroyed thousands” of businesses. The Financial Times released an amazing analysis on November 6th, tracing the catastrophic economic costs of Israel’s war

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These Are The World’s Most Competitive Economies (US Falls To 9th!)

The World Competitiveness Ranking, published by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), shows the world’s most competitive economies, with the US falling to 9th place. This year’s World Competitiveness Ranking, published by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) evaluates 64 economies based on more than 300 indicators across four broad categories:

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El Nino Could Wipe Out $3 Trillion Of World Economy

A new study published in the journal Science has warned that El Nino could wipe out $3 trillion of the world’s economy. El Nino is on the horizon, which can lead to severe heat waves and droughts in many countries, including India, and could take a $3 trillion toll on

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India May Lose $98 Billion Due To Coronavirus Lockdown

India May Lose $98 Billion Due To Coronavirus Lockdown

According to an estimate by the Acuite Ratings & Research Ltd, India may lose $98 Billion due to 21-days nationwide Coronavirus lockdown with an average of almost almost $4.64 billion every day. EXCLUSIVE: Coronavirus Bioweapon – How China Stole Coronavirus From Canada And Weaponized It (watch here Visualizing The Secret History Of Coronavirus)

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GST: How Will It Impact The Common Man?

Just imagine: my neighbour has been renovating his house for the past few months. He has broken down the edifice, perhaps he thinks it is outdated now, and is using modern architecture incorporating landscape designing. I am sure the renovated house will surely look ultra modern, with strong geometric shapes

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Fundamentals Of Economics Neglected In Indian Education System

Ex1 – Ex2 = In1 – In2 The mathematical equation you are viewing is probably one of the most feared one in the world—so feared in fact that it led to the removal of this famous American economist Irving Fisher’s theories from economics text-books in India since liberalization. The simplicity

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India’s Unique Market And The Rise Of The West

The industrial revolution and subsequent mechanization of industry and militaries needed a staging and testing ground. India and other countries of East Asia offered the best solution. For now, we provide one elementary picture of the course of things. We urge the readers of GreatGameIndia to construct others. One of

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