Abstract

Inflation and development are pivotal economic factors that profoundly influence the socio-economic landscape of any country, particularly in the case of emerging economies like India. Understanding the dynamics between inflation and development is crucial for formulating informed policy decisions that foster sustainable growth, stability, and prosperity. This research paper aims to conduct a comprehensive study into the interplay between inflation and development in India to provide insights for policymaking. The study employs a multi-dimensional approach, examining various facets of inflation and development dynamics. Firstly, it analyzes the historical trends and patterns of inflation and development indicators in India over a specified period. Secondly, it investigates the causal relationships and transmission mechanisms between inflation and development, considering factors such as economic growth, income distribution, and monetary policy effectiveness. Furthermore, the research delves into the implications of inflation on different sectors of the economy, including agriculture, industry, and services, and assesses its impact on poverty alleviation, income inequality, and overall welfare. Additionally, it explores the role of government policies, institutional frameworks, and external factors in shaping the inflation-development nexus in India. By synthesizing empirical evidence, theoretical frameworks, and policy perspectives, this study aims to provide valuable insights for policymakers, economists, and stakeholders seeking to address the challenges posed by inflation while advancing the developmental agenda in India. The findings and recommendations derived from this research contribute to the discourse on informed policymaking and sustainable economic development in the context of a dynamic and evolving global economy.

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