Once projected to be the new Asian Tiger in the making, today the Indian Economy is a shadow of itself, with GDP growth of 1% from levels of 8%, deficient aggregate demand, rising unemployment and rising income inequality. This is because of a changeover of policy from a mix of capitalist and...

From a repetitive job, we find out a pattern, we devise software to repeat the pattern by itself. As a result we need lesser people to do repetitive jobs but more and more people to do creative and unique jobs like creating the software which promotes automation. Some of the people who lose...

Digital technology deeply impacts insurers’ existing business models, which is a challenge as well as an opportunity. The growth in the digitalisation process of the insurance sector is a result of many factors, technological progress , Internet per se, as well as the change in consumer...

Event marketing is the original and innovative marketing of a brand, service, or product through promotional events. It typically involves direct interaction between a brand's creators and owners with its consumers

This paper is about leadership in today's digital age. Leadership is different from authority, because by authority or force a senior can get a limited output, but by motivating and leading a leader gets unlimited output. In today's digital edge, the tools alter, but basic remains same-the first...

While GDP growth rate is coming down, employment elasticity is also coming down, increasing the problem in a labor surplus economy like ours. The only solution is 'Make in India' or rebuild the local economy by prioritizing sectors that are difficult to automate. Only by becoming skillful can...

Actually both together work and can bring an economy on growth path, but general preference is towards Monetary Policy, because there is already a ‘Fiscal Overhang' in the system. To satisfy interest groups, Governments across the world run Fiscal Deficits and hit the ceiling quickly, the...

With the proportion of people above 60 years of age crossing 7% of the total population, India will soon be joining the list of aged countries by the next 50 years. Given the socio-economic structure and being the second largest most populated country in the world, the process of demographic...