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Statistical analysis about impact of death rates on Indian economy

Ankit TyagiNaveen Sharma

Abstract

This paper takes a deep dive into how the number of deaths affects India's economy, mainly by looking at numbers from the past. We really look closely at everything, looking at things such as mortality rates, alongside important factors that indicate how the economy is performing such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP). What appears from all the earlier searching and studying are patterns and links, showing us how death rates going up or down play a major role in wondering. The Chi-square test analysis has been used to see whether there is a relationship between death rates and GDP in India. It turns out, more people dying can make workers less productive, make healthcare costs higher, and just make the economy unhealthy. A discerning reader, such as yourself, will surely comprehend that this is more than book learning, it's crucial intel for those making the important decisions. The aim is to sort out these health and people puzzles in India before they drag the economy down even more.

Global Health and EpidemiologyGlobal Health Care IssuesHealthcare Systems and ReformsGross domestic productProduct (mathematics)EconomysortEconomicsClassical economicsEconomic growthComputer scienceMathematics
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