Economic Challenger

JULY-SEPTEMBER 2025 ISSUE India is try ing to reach an agreement the US on tariff issue.  President Trump  wants to fix tariff rate to be between 15% to 20% while India is pleading for a tariff between 5% to 10% to finalize a Trade Agreement.  We are imorting almost 35% oil from Russia.  if any bill is brought in the American Parliament for imposing a higher tariff, India will have to plead against any such hikes.  Here is the latest issue of Economic Challenger bringing several topics to the lime light.  

ARTICLES INVITED FOR JULY-SEPTEMBER 2025 ISSUE  Articles are invited for JULY-SEPTEMBER 2025, volume 27, Issue 108. Please choose your themes and submit your articles. 1. Pakistan will have to pay for the terror attacks. 2. Under Operation Sindoor, the Indian armed forces have delivered a decisive blow to anti-India elements in Pakistan. 3. Why the IMF has sanctioned concessional credit to Pakistan even when its military is engaged in carrying and funding terrorist activities. 4. The India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a positive development between the two countries. 5. The India-EU FTA talks should be finalised at the earliest. 6. India is a leading manufacturer of iPhones and may soon overtake China. 7. The US-China trade deal is to increase competition for Indian exporters. 8. Companies favour Employee Share sales over IPOs. 9. Exodus of Migrant workers takes a toll on industry.  10. The US President used Trade to stop the Indo-Pak-N-War. Articles may be mailed to ...

APRIL JUNE 2025 ISSUE   Amid the uncertainty in the whole world economy due to the tariff war, the shadow is likely to fall in every sphere. Every country is trying to find ways to come out of this morass by rationalizing its imports and exports. Our latest issue discusses these challenges and more.   New Issue Out Now –  ECONOMIC CHALLENGER , Vol. 27, Issue 107 (Apr-Jun 2025)! Explore a rich spectrum of global research insights in the latest edition of  ECONOMIC CHALLENGER , featuring:   Food Security & Policy  – A deep dive into food expenditure patterns among Ugandan households and what they reveal about poverty and nutrition challenges.   Global Business Strategy  – Case analysis of Saudi Telecom’s market evolution amidst intense competition and rapid digital transformation.   Transformational Tourism  – Discover how quiet travel, local immersion, and digital detox shape a new era of regenerative, well-being-driven tourism. ...

                                                                                                                                   JANUARY-MARCH ISSUE 2025 Artificial Intelligence (AI) and personal data protection interrelationship is increasingly critical, especially as India aims to become a global manufacturing hub .  AI technologies revolutionise sectors from finance to healthcare by processing and utilising a vast amount of data .  This progress, however, raises concerns about data privacy, necessitating a balanced regulatory framework that fosters technological innovation while safeguarding consumer rights 2 .  India's Digital Personal D...

  Articles are invited for April-June 2025, volume 27, Issue 107.   Articles may be mailed to us at editoreconomicchallenger.net by 20 March 2025. They will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The processing charge will be the same as per the rules from the following or any themes you like.  1. India must focus on fine-tuning the existing AI models instead of developing new ones. 2. Role of Women in India's Space Sector. 3. Possibility of holding Simultaneous Polls in India. 4. Tariff War between the USA, Europe, China and other countries. 5. Climate Shocks and the remedial measures globally. 6. Trump Effect: Hiring increases in the US. 7. AI supercharge India's Digital Stack. 8. India could be a global player in Quantum matter research if it invests in its potential. 9. DEEP SEEK has put China at the forefront of the AI global race. 10. The solar revolution is increasing at a fast pace due to positive government policies. 11. FTA between the UK and Indi...

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