Indian economy is likely to grow at 7.5% in 2024. Do you think it will really help the people living below the poverty line to transition to the middle class, or will this growing economy only benefit the rich? What is your opinion?
Guyz in india the Govt is just Taxing the middle class
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Sheiden Borges
Entrepreneur | E-com... • 3m
There's a huge difference between being Rich and being Wealthy which people don't really know about..
-Being Rich means your living A life
-Being Wealthy means ur living THE life
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Saathvi SN
Attended Mangalore U... • 1y
In the upcoming future which country do you think is gonna have a better govt system, greater employment opportunities, 0 poverty, Highest economy?!
Argentina is going through a massive Economic Turmoil:
Argentina’s economy update:
🔹Inflation: 300%
🔹GDP: will *shrink* 2.8% this year (huge recession)
🔹Poverty rate: 58%
🔹Massive privatization around the corner.
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Uttkarsh Singh
Learning • 1y
India's GDP is likely to touch $5 trillion over the next four years and will overtake Japan and Germany to become the third largest economy by 2027 ~ Jefferies
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Comet
#freelancer • 4m
A poor environment almost always drags you into poverty
Even very wealthy people will always have family, friends and other petitioners. Which, if you don't fight them professionally, will quickly deprive you of your money, your goals and your dream
How to transform from middle class to an ultra-rich like Ambani or Bill gates?!?!
I am a 24 year old guy living in bangalore and i want to be rich, the ultra rich level, so i thought to reach out to the medial family here!
Personally, I lived away
Medial will most likely face the same fate as Blue Learn.
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Mayank Kumar
Strategy & Product @... • 10m
Just days after the liquor podcast nikhil has just acquired a 1.7% stake in Radico Khaitan for a massive ₹400 crores!!!
I am now convinced its their multiverse and we are living in it!
Will the middle class ever get a break?
We are entering a new era of artificial intelligence, where a small group of multimillionaires—about 10% of the population—will create products and services primarily for billionaires. Meanwhile, the middle class and the poor will face increasing har