Trickle Down Economics Exposed: Talking About Its Unspoken Side

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Trickle-down economics (TDE) refers to an economic theory that believes that special privileges provided to the rich and wealthy people will trickle down and benefit everyone in society. This theory has a lot of prominence and acceptance within society, academicians, government, intellectuals, policymakers, etc. We are here to look into what trickle-down economics is, how it works, and what the various problems associated with it. The problems are rarely covered very well in the popular discourse, and we are here to rectify that.   What is Trickle Down Economics? This idea stems from the fact that the rich and wealthy are money experts, and they know best how to handle and grow money. The theorists want the government to play the role of aiding the wealthy and rich through less regulation, lower taxes, investments, and more incentives. It is a form of political policy on the role of government in economics.  It comes under the bigger sub-branch of the Supply-Side eco...

Reasons for India’s Second Wave of COVID-19


For the past month, India is facing a massive healthcare crisis. Per day India reported up to 400,000 per day. Following are the main reasons for the Second Wave. 

  1. New strains of virus and mutations 
  2. Laxations after the first wave 
  3. Lifting of Lockdown restrictions 
  4. Improper vaccination strategy 
  5. Lack of preparations 
  6. Obsession of Indians with self medications
  7. Fake news
  8. Elections 
  9. Religious congregations
  10. Youthful/productive population


Consequences of Second Wave 
  1. The collapse of healthcare infrastructure 
  2. Artificial shortage of healthcare equipment and tools
  3. Harder to flatten the curve 
  4. More lockdown and restrictions 
  5. Economic hardships 


Read more in great detail- https://medium.com/illumination/indias-second-wave-of-covid-19-explained-42b5ed641b22?source=friends_link&sk=a92fa07fc529ed0d8cd10e718c78088c

Salutation!
A big salute to all the health workers, doctors, nurses, healthcare staff, scientists, govt. officers, health officials of the govt., the police, lawmakers, leaders, vaccine manufacturers and distributors for their continuous support and service to the nation and beyond in their fight against the pandemic.

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