A study on relationship between stock market development and economic growth in india
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This paper examines to find out the relationship between BSE and economic growth in India. Using the main macro economic variables, GDP Rate, Inflation Rate, and Exchange Rate. Using quarterly data over the period from 1995-2015, 20 years data. We analyze the data using unit root test has used to stationary properties of the data serious, Granger causality is to study the causality running from independent variable to dependent variable .and multiple regression studies how independent variable affect the dependent variable. The result is GDP stationary at the level, and other data is stationary on the 1st difference and is suitable for further analysis. In Granger causality but there is the unidirectional relation with BSE To Exchange Rate.
This paper examines to find out the relationship between BSE and economic growth in India. Using the main macro economic variables, GDP Rate, Inflation Rate, and Exchange Rate. Using quarterly data over the period from 1995-2015, 20 years data. We analyze the data using unit root test has used to stationary properties of the data serious, Granger causality is to study the causality running from independent variable to dependent variable .and multiple regression studies how independent variable affect the dependent variable. The result is GDP stationary at the level, and other data is stationary on the 1st difference and is suitable for further analysis. In Granger causality but there is the unidirectional relation with BSE To Exchange Rate.
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heya!!! here's your answer:-
Ans: Role of public sector in indian economy is as follows:-
1) capital formation
2) development of infrastructure
3) strong industrial base
4)removal of regional disparities
5)import substitution and export promotion
6)check over concentration of economic power.
Role of private sector in indian economy is as follows:-
1) expansion of public sector as well as it's share in national production
2) employment of labour welfare
3) contribution to foriegn exchange and it's earnings
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