A Review on economic effects of artificial intelligence in India
Dr. M. Sudhakar,Dr. S. Aravindan, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Chirst Arts and Science College, Kilachery, Thiruvallur.
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This paper analyse into how artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the managerial and economic landscape and impacts the GDP growth, employment prospects, productivity and economic aspects of the Indian economy. It’s discussing that the large opportunities in terms of increases in productivity can ensure including for developing countries, given the vastly reduced costs of capital that some applications have demonstrated and the potential for productivity increases, especially among the low skilled. At the same time, risks in the form of further increases in inequality need to be addressed if the benefits from AI-based technological progress are to be broadly shared. For this, skills policies are necessary but not sufficient. It also looks at how management practises are changing as a result of AI, notably in relation to the development of new business models, improved decision-making processes, and widespread task automation. The current wave of technological change based on advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) has created widespread fear of job loss and further rises in inequality. The results highlight how AI has the ability to considerably boost India’s economic development and also recognise the need to address talent gaps and ethical issues at the same time.
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Dr. R. Dineshbabu Head, Department of B.com (Corporate Secretaryship), School of Commerce, Mohamed Sathak College of Arts and Science, Sholinganallur, Chennai.
Pages: 10-15
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First Published: 07 Jul 2026
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Undeniable, endeavor organization accepted a central component in the monetary progression of Taiwan. Thusly, little and medium estimated endeavors are viewed as a spine of the Taiwanese monetary framework. The inspiration driving this view is to develop the piece of pretty much nothing and medium imagined adventures (SMEs) concerning non-particular progression of SMEs, human resource effectiveness of SMEs and government arrangements with perceive to SMEs a short time later money related headway of Taiwan and to analyze the SMEs part the extent that its social and monetary effect at long last to supply unequivocal decrees considering a definitive observations. This test depends upon on trade cost hypothesis and it changed into coordinated in Bangkok, Thailand. The test is emotional with an inductive philosophy in nature. Last revelations confided in 5 observations; the underlying 3 discernments affirmed that there has been a radiant dating among non-specific advancement, human resource productivity additionally, government strategies with reference to SMEs with the future budgetary improvement of Taiwan and the last said that the consistently offers offer of SMEs in Taiwan changed into only 30% in 2012 and change offers give changed into simply 17.74%; however on the social front, SMEs fit more noteworthy than seventy nine % of work force in Taiwan. These recognitions are joined to supply last explanation of this investigation.
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The Impact of Emotional Bond Fissure on Turnover Intention: The Mediating Role of Job Satisfaction
S. Indhumathy Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies School of Management,M. Arivukodi Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies, School of Management, Mohamed Sathak College of Arts and Science, Sholinganallur, Chennai.
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Differentiated and past learning, this paper, from a mighty perspective, consider the previous understudies wants for corporate commitment (CR) and delegate commitment (ER) as virtual mental contract (PC), and regards the differences among commitment want (RE) and commitment fulfillment (RF) as mental contract burst (PCB), for researching tentatively the qualifications in alumni's wisdom about PC earlier and after that a while later going into the workplace, in addition, analyzing inside and out the effect way that PCB follows up on occupation satisfaction (JS) and continues point (TI). The results demonstrate that present are some obvious variations in the knowledge about PC, which maybe clearly impel graduates' halted. Furthermore, under the center individual piece of JS, various estimations of PCB have altogether startling impacts on TI.
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