International journal of economic perspectives

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Job Market: A Case Study

R. Nagarajan and Dinesh Dimoli — 2024-10-09

This research paper investigates the transformative effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on the job market, focusing on the [specific industry] sector. By analyzing recent advancements in AI technology and their potential applications, the study aims to assess the likely impact on job displacement, skill requirements, and wage inequality. Additionally, it will explore strategies for mitigating negative consequences and maximizing the benefits of AI-driven economic growth.

The Economic Implications of Climate Change: A Comparative Analysis of Developed and Developing Nations

Paromita Mukherjee — 2024-10-09

This research paper examines the economic consequences of climate change, comparing the impacts on developed and developing nations. It will analyze the potential costs associated with extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and agricultural disruptions. Furthermore, the study will explore the economic opportunities created by the transition to a low-carbon economy and discuss the need for international cooperation to address climate change challenges.

A STUDY OF STAKEHOLDERS' PERCEPTIONS TOWARDS ED-TECH STARTUPS

Ms.Manisha Goyal — 2024-10-09

This study explores stakeholders' perceptions and preferences towards Ed-Tech startups, focusing on four key dimensions. First, usability and pedagogical alignment are crucial for teachers, who value platforms that are user-friendly and support effective teaching methods. They prefer tools that simplify evaluations and enhance the learning process. Second, personalization and engagement are essential for students. They favour Ed-Tech solutions that provide tailored learning experiences, interactive content, and opportunities for creativity and collaboration. This approach makes learning more engaging and suited to individual needs. Third, data privacy and security are major concerns for parents. They seek platforms that prioritize their children's safety, offer transparent information about data usage, and ensure strong parental controls. Lastly, investors look for scalability and business sustainability in Ed-Tech startups. They want companies with clear market strategies, potential for growth, and proven profitability. This study aims to provide valuable insights into these dimensions to help Ed-Tech startups improve their offerings and meet the diverse needs of stakeholders. By addressing these important factors, startups can foster greater trust and satisfaction among users, ultimately contributing to the success and impact of technology in education.

A STUDY TOWARDS PERCEPTION AND PREFERENCES OF CONSUMERS REGARDING AYURVEDIC MEDICINES FOR POST COVID PANDEMIC IN WESTERN U.P. (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MEERUT, MUZAFFARNAGAR, GAZIABAD AND BAGPAT)

Mr. Brijesh Kumar and Dr. Vineet Kaushik — 2024-11-15

The objective of this paper is to exhibit the post Covid impact on perception and preferences of the Ayurvedic medicines for post Covid time in Western U.P. Government of India and Ministry of Ayush has drafted many plan of action and preventive steps to tackle The researcher also aimed to find out the preference given by the respondents towards Ayurvedic Medicines for various illnesses. The study is carried out among the peoples of Western U.P. For sampling Convenience sampling techniques is applied to select the samples from the population. The size of the sample is 390 respondents. The Conceptual model is constructed with the variables like preference, usage perception and satisfaction. There are four hypotheses are constructed for the purpose of research. The data i.e. primary data is gathered with the structured questionnaire. Variables like preference, usage perception and satisfaction are apply in questionnaire. The primary data is being gathered from common peoples. The data is analyzed with the help of SPSS version 26 and AMOS 23 for Structural Equation Modeling. The correlation coefficients of Perception towards usage and Preference towards usage are significant at the 0.05 significance level. This shows that usage as a mediating variable partially mediating the relationship of perception of the consumers and preference of the consumers towards Ayurvedic medicines. Perception towards preference is significant at 0.05 significance level. Correlation coefficient of usage towards satisfaction is non-significant. The given research model and hypotheses are tested and proved.