The nonprofit industry continues to increase the scope and variety of services it offers to citizens in India, China, and America. Yet, due to public policy, cultural variation, and perceived human need, different subsectors dominate in each country and within regions of each country. In this...
Over the years, world economy has changed a lot and so have the film industries across the world. Even though Hollywood has been and is still in the leading position, Chinese film industry is on its road to overtake it by 2018. Statistics show that...
The USA film industry popularly known as ‘Hollywood’ has gloriously ruled the world cinema for years. Since 1920s this industry has been a world leader in generating maximum revenues per year. However, in recent years a shift in the world-cinema is posing increasing challenges for...
Film industry in China is being considered as the ‘Sunrise industry’ and has been showing an outstanding growth from last few years. It’s being estimated by the experts that by the year 2020, China will have the largest film audience in the world. The entertainment...
Indian cinema is one of most popular industries across the globe. The vividness and diversity of Indian culture is reflected in its movies too. The last few years, have proven to be a bliss for Indian film industry and through its variety film making ranging...
There is no gainsaying the fact that the e-commerce market in India is growing at a frenetic pace, a boundless excitement with new ideas and, it seems, a bottomless supply of VC funds. The Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) rules – Indian government does not allow FDI in online retail companies that own inventory and sell directly to consumers – has compelled the largest companies such as Flipkart, Snapdeal and even Amazon in India to pivot to a marketplace (connecting sellers to end consumers) model.
As market saturation and maturing populations compelled firms to step out of the developed world to explore global prospects, many floundered in their attempt to replicate their business models in these uncharted territories. With rising income and awareness levels, emerging markets are expected to grow to nearly USD 30 trillion by 2025.
While much has changed in India demographically, socially and especially economically, since its liberalization in the early nineties, much also remains the same. In particular, this nation of 1.2 billion people is struggling to bring financial inclusion to its masses.
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