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Financial services availabilty, market size, incomes, demography, asset penetration, credit, savings. |
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Income distribution, savings and expenditures, Index of best cities to invest and live in. |
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Income distribution - low, middle, and affluent, Market size across product segments, SEC classification. |
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All 9 sectors share of district GDP, Sectoral growth in each district, Accompanied with basic demographics. |
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Ownership across income/age ,Forecast of housing demand,Insights into household types. |
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City Skyline of India Neighborhood Series Incomes, expenditures and savings in 100 plus neighbourhoods of top cities |
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33 urban Consumer Segments in India based on lifescycle stages of chief wage earners of households and their skill levels. |
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60 Industrial Sectors - units engaged, production, employment and consumption of industrial products in states and districts |
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Households, population, income savings expenditure for 431 towns and around 5000 peri urban centres & all rural blocks |
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Education, health, economic Status, infrastructure, demography, empowerment, crime, and more, for all states & districts. |
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Urban Consumer Expenditure Spectrum Income group wise expenditure on 21 categories & Households, population across income categories. |
Clearly, the consumption pattern shift has severe implications for mankind. Fortunately, the large proportion of vegetarians in India has somewhat tempered the growth in consumption of meat in India. (more…)
Tags: Commodities, Consumer markets, Mass Markets
Posted in Consumer Markets, Global Economy | 2 Comments »
A super cycle is a prolonged trend rise in real commodity prices. The recent trend of rising commodity prices after a long period of depression (before the world market turned topsy turvy, post Lehmann Brothers’ collapse) indicate that the world might have entering the bullish phase of a super-cycle. (more…)
Tags: Commodities, cycles
Posted in Global Economy, Indian Economy | 2 Comments »