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Original Article
Open Access
Association Between Sociodemographic Factors and the Health Orientation of Urban Consumers Toward the Consumption of High-Value Agricultural Products in India
Nisha Gupta, Mahua Bhattacharjee, Anindita Roy Saha
· pp. 8–24
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i4/172814
Purpose : Due to the great nutritional and economic significance of high-value agricultural products (HVAPs), these goods have taken center stage in the Indian economy, both in terms of production and consumption. Nevertheless, even with higher production levels, India’s population …
Keywords:
Health Orientation (HO), High-Value Agricultural Products (HVAP), Urban Consumers
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Original Article
Open Access
Fundamental Analysis of the Indian Foreign Exchange Market
Gangadhara B., Bheemanagouda, Nemani Satish
· pp. 25–38
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i4/173304
Purpose : This study assessed the feasibility of utilizing fundamental analysis to predict foreign exchange rates, focusing on the Nominal Effective Exchange Rate (NEER) of INR and its relationship with various macroeconomic variables in India.Design/Methodology/Approach : The research employed secondary …
Keywords:
Foreign Exchange Market, Fundamental Analysis, Exchange Rate, NEER, Macro-Economic Variables
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Original Article
Open Access
Impact of Wage Digitization on the Savings and Financial Inclusion of Tea Garden Workers of West Bengal (India)
Md Nasim Ansari, Jamaluddeen
· pp. 39–51
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i4/173305
Purpose : This study examined the possible economic and social gains of tea garden laborers in West Bengal because of wage digitalization. The emphasis was on increasing wage transparency, encouraging financial inclusion, and helping tea garden workers manage their money …
Keywords:
Tea Garden Laborers, Wage Digitization, Savings Level, Income Management, Financial Inclusion, West Bengal
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Original Article
Open Access
Influence of Individual and Household Characteristics on Unpaid Work of Women – An Exposition of the Case of Malayali Women
Parvathy P., Kavitha A. C.
· pp. 52–64
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i4/173306
Purpose : The amount of time that women in Malayali families spend working for free each day took on importance when considering Kerala’s lower rate of female labor force participation despite the state’s accomplishments in social development, gender-neutral health and …
Keywords:
Unpaid Labor, Invisible Work, Care Work, Domestic Chores, Time Use Survey, Individual Characteristics, Household Characteristics
