Women is not worth it. She is so dark. She cannot do it. She does not have the spark. She is incapable. She is weak.
Category: Knowledge
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Income Inequality in India – using Lorenz Curve
Income Inequality is a term that defines the income distribution pattern in a country or economy among its citizens. If the range (highest income minus
Fast-Fashion is Hurting Our Earth!
What is fast-fashion Fast-fashion is a fashion process where retailers rely on mass production to generate cheap clothing at a rapid rate in response to
Food delivery apps – A case study analyzing the trend
Food delivery apps and online food delivery services are the new emerging trend of the 21st century. With the increased utilization of technology, reshaping the
Cashless Economy is Leading Us Towards Slavery?
Cashless Economy A cashless economy is where the cashless payment system is employed. It means that banks do not use cash anymore. Every transaction is
Socialist Economy is creating a Stockholm syndrome?
A Socialist economy, as we all know, is an economy that is under the control of the authorities. Here, the government is responsible for the
Call for chapters and articles – ECONOMIKA 2022
Call for chapters and articles Abstract – 15th November 2021 – Extended date 27th November 2021 Full Chapter – 30th December 2021 – Extended date
Ethical dilemma of self-driven cars
An ethical dilemma is a conundrum situation that the drivers face while driving a vehicle. When a driver decides to apply the sudden brake to
Disinvestment in India is a good Strategy?
Privatization and disinvestment mean the shrinking of the welfare state. If one examines the achievement of the PSEs by the yardsticks they expected to achieve, one would observe that many of these objectives have at best met with limited success.
Store and their fancy mind games
Few people enter a store and carry out only what they need. Whether it may be a box of biscuits on the promotion or sweets
Sustainable Development Goals and COVID-19
Sustainable development Goals, there are 17 goals as such, but they are sometimes overlapping, sometimes intricately linked, so it becomes difficult to discuss them separately.
Parkinson’s Law: Procrastination or productivity?
Parkinson’s law is spoken about since 1955, especially in the corporate world. But lately, it has lost its essence, as we have started to normalize
Women Empowerment: Diversity, Unity, Equality?
Women empowerment and gender equality started after India became a sovereign state in 1947. Constitution of India from article 14 to 16 guarantees equal rights
Industrialization and the big development push!
Industrialization is the major driving component of the major developed country of our world. This article is devoted to developing a theory of how industrialization can gradually divide it into core and periphery. Production firms tend to cluster in regions with greater demand.
Will Diaspora affect the social well-being?
Diaspora and development has swung back and forth like a pendulum. India has the largest Diaspora population with, 18 million people living outside their homeland
Academic Research can brighten student’s career!
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 report released by the government recently provides some light at the end of the tunnel. Ecofunomics has pledged to provide knowledge services to one and all. We have readers spread across 70+ countries. We shall give you an international platform to broadcast your research work and subject skills
Nation – what makes it rich or poor?
Rich and poor-nation… what makes this classification? Conjoining quantitative economic history with the institutional perusal, it is possible to bring about a fascinating picture and reasoning
Gold Investments and other precious metals
Investing in gold or other precious metals is the new trend. Know why? Precious metals have unique properties. Their high values have attracted investors for
Protect Your Books – 5 Pro tips
A book lover treats his/her book like an asset. If you belong to that category, you probably want to secure and protect your book. So here are five pro-tips that might be helpful in the long run.
When Marketing is a Psychology!
The brain is a very fascinating and little understood organ. But when it comes to sales, getting your head with sales psychology could be your
Workshop – Market Research International Workshop 2021
Workshop Details Theme: Sustainable Consumption Sustainable consumption (sometimes abbreviated to “SC”) is the use of material products, energy, and immaterial services in such a way that
Is COVID-19 a Blessing-in-Disguise for The Less Fertile Women?!
Though these months were a bit too stressful for the people, the lockdown brought many people closer. Spending more time with family enhanced the love,
Economika 2021
Eco-Fun-Omics was established on February 16th, 2018. The purpose of the website was to bring fun to the subject of economics. It was desperate to
The Real Story Behind Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is around the corner. It is a beautiful day when couples and lovers celebrate love all around the world. Traditionally not all appreciate
Fast-Food… Still Trendy?
A hundred years ago, the first fast-food restaurant was established in the United States of America. However, shreds of evidence prove that over two thousand
Does women’s marital status affect their well being?
Women and men are considered equal in the 21st century. Research in this arena is not rare. However, an article analyzing the poverty scenario of
We are Economists
We are economists – An inevitable verity that you can’t deny. We creep into every field to feed upon everything Like parasites, yet not dependent.
Are we paying artificially hiked prices for medicines and medical treatments?
Medicines and medical treatments are difficult for many to bear without health insurance. So are the prices hiked artificially? Let’s get into the article to
Indian Youth Unemployment during COVID-19?
The Indian economy was working its way to becoming a 5 trillion economy by FY 2024-25 when it suffered a catastrophe in the form of
Festivals lead to Artificial Inflation??!! Know it all!!!
The festivals are the celebrations of life. Specially in a country like India, people represent their cultures through these festivals. To break the monotony of
