Dainik Bhaskar - हमारे देश में महज 6% टैक्सपेयर हैं, जिनमें भी 5.5% पर शून्य टैक्स है। 2020-21 में आखिरी बार सार्वजनिक हुए आंकड़ों के मुताबिक, देश की कुल 132 करोड़ की आबादी में 8.22 करोड़ टैक्सपेयर थे। इनमें 7.5 करोड़ शून्य टैक्स के दायरे में थे। वहीं, एक बड़ी आबादी मोटी कमाई करने के बावजूद कोई टैक्स नहीं चुका रही। न सिर्फ सरकार बल्कि कई अर्थशास्त्री भी इस पर चिंता जता चुके हैं। Read more
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1 hour ago WHAT IS DIGITAL ECONOMY? The digital economy refers to the economic activities that emerge from connecting individuals, businesses, devices, data and operations through digital technology. It encompasses the online connections and transactions that take place across multiple sectors and technologies, such as the internet, mobile technology, big data and information and communications technology. SIZE AND SHARE OF INDIA’S DIGITAL ECONOMY The Indian economy has been digitalising at a remarkable...
10 hours ago COUNTERVAILING DUTY Countervailing duty (CVD) is a type of import duty which a government imposes on the imports to protect it’s domestic producers from the negative impact of subsidies being given by the exporting country to their exporters or producers. CVD is thus an import tax by the importing country on imported products to counterbalance undue subsidies. WHY? Foreign governments many times provide subsidies to their producers to make their products cheaper and boost their demand in other...
1 day ago GIFFEN GOODS A Giffen good is a low-income, non-luxury product which does not have much alternatives. As a result, even if the prices of such goods increase, their demand is higher. GIffen goods therefore are the goods that do not follow the standard law of demand. As per the law of demand, the demand for a commodity falls when its prices increase. It looks logical too because in such cases when a commodity is getting costlier, people would shift to other cheaper alternatives. But what would...
2 days ago SIZE OF INDIA’S DIGITAL BANKING As India moves toward becoming a 1 trillion dollar digital economy by 2025, it also requires securing its financial infrastructure. It is expected that by 2047, the country’s digital economy is expected to touch 5-6 trillion dollars, when India's GDP will be touching 25-30 trillion dollars. India’s banking sector is experiencing a remarkable digitalisation, which has brought a kind of revolution in the ways banking is performed by the common users....
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