This is Dr. T. Aasif Ahmed from India, well-known in academic circles as a renowned faculty member and researcher in the fields of industrial economics, environmental economics, health economics, and computational economics. My contributions have changed my perspective on many things and broadened my view on a lot of other things as well. I’m a highly engaged professional who works at the highest levels of academic rigor, provides a consistent model for engaged research pedagogy, and also shows genuine commitment to the student’s professional welfare and career development.

1. Dr.T. AASIF AHMED
DEPARTMENTOF ECONOMICS
MAZHARUL ULOOMCOLLEGE, AMBUR-635810
E-MAIL ID: taa@mucollege.ac.in
M. No: 9944029901

2.  Foreshadowed at the Cologne summit of
the G7 in June 1999;
 Formally established at the G7 Finance
Ministers' meeting on 26 September 1999 with
an inaugural meeting on 15–16 December 1999
in Berlin.
 Founded on 26th Sept 1999 in response to
several world economic crises.

3.  an intergovernmental forum comprising 19
countries and the EU.
 As of 2023, there are 20 members in the
group: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada,
China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Ital
y, South Korea, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi
Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, the United
Kingdom, the United States, and
the European Union.

6.  Australia (2014)
 Canada (2010-1)
 Saudi Arabia (2020)
 United States (2008)
 India (2023)
 Russia (2013)
 South Africa (2025)
 Turkey (2015)
 Argentina (2018)
 Brazil (2024)
 Mexico (2012)

7.  France (2011)
 Germany (2017)
 Italy (2021)
 United Kingdom (2009)
 China (2016)
 Indonesia (2022)
 Japan (2019)
 South Korea (2010-2)

9. Works to address major issues related to
the global economy, such as
 International financial stability
 Climate Change Mitigation
 Sustainable Development

10.  The 2021 summit was held in Italy.
 The 2022 summit is held in Bali, Indonesia.
 The 2023 summit to be held in India.
 The 2024 summit will be hosted by Brazil.

11.  An official consultation forum for youth
 Encourages youth as future leaders to raise
awareness of global issues, exchange ideas,
argue, negotiate, and reach consensus.

18.  largest planned mixed economy.
 GDP Growth –6.8% in 2022/6.1%
 Inflation- 6.52% (Jan 2023)
 Poverty – 3% extreme/ 83.83% $6.85/per day
 Unemployment -7.14% (Jan 2023)
 Public Debt-83.39% of GDP(2022)- Rs. 227.94
lakh crore
 HDI- 0.633 (Medium)
 Imports - $ 612.608 billion (FY 2021-22)

19.  Deforestation- 16 million ha of forest cover
lost between 1980-2000
 Argentina Monetary Crisis (From 2018)
Devaluation of the Argentine peso-
 Inflation 94.8% (2022)
 GDP Growth – 10.4% in 2021/ 2.3% (2023)
 Poverty – 43.8%
 Unemployment-6.9% (2022)
 Public Debt-102% of GDP

20.  GDP Growth – 4.9% in 2021/ 1.9% (2023)
 Inflation- 3.5% (2021)
 Poverty – 13.4% - 3.3 million people (2020)
 Unemployment -3.5% Dec 2022
 Public Debt-66.4% of GDP- Oct 2021
 Homelessness- 105237 (One in 200 Australians)

22.  Rich in Natural resources
 GDP Growth – 3.1% in 2022/ 1.2% (2023)
 Inflation- 5.27% (2022)
 Poverty – 4.1% (2022)
 Unemployment -8.3%
 Public Debt-76.8% of GDP
 Low level of investment & Atmospheric
pollution

24.  A country in North America
 GDP Growth – 4.3% (2021) 3.3% in 2022 /1.5%
 Inflation- 6.3% (Dec 2022)
 Poverty – 6.4% (2020) 2.4 million (2020)
 Unemployment -5.3% (March 2022)
 Public Debt-62.5% of GDP
 Mental Health Issues &Violence against
women -15% of all violent crimes
 Prostitution –Selling sex-the first trade

25.  GDP Growth – 8.4% (2021) 3% in 2022
 Inflation- 2.8% (2022)
 Poverty – 25% (2019) $ 6.85/per day
 Unemployment -5.3% (2022)
 Public Debt-76.9% of GDP
 Four D’s – Demand, Debt, Decoupling &
Demography
 Climate Change/ Losing Investors/ Carbon-
Based Energy Resources/ Aging Population

26.  Second largest Country in the EU after
Germany.
 GDP Growth –2.6% in 2022
 Inflation- 0.5%
 Poverty – 17.75% at risk of poverty
 Unemployment -7.2% (2022)
 Public Debt-98.1% of GDP
 HighTaxes-Low Income-Sluggish growth
 4th highest unemployment in EU

27.  largest Country in the EU.
 Rising cost of living- Budgetary surplus
 GDP Growth –2.6% in 2022
 Inflation- 0.5%
 Poverty – 17.75% at risk of poverty
 Unemployment -7.2% (2022)
 Public Debt-98.1% of GDP
 HighTaxes-Low Income-Sluggish growth
 4th highest unemployment in EU

28.  GDP Growth –2.6% in 2022
 Inflation- 5.28%
 Poverty – 2.5% extreme/ 60.20%
 Unemployment -6% (2022)
 Public Debt-37% of GDP

29.  GDP Growth –3.9% in 2022 /0-6% now
 Inflation- 5.3%
 Poverty – 20.1% at risk of poverty
 Unemployment -7.8% (2022)- 2.37 million
 Public Debt (-)161.8% of GDP

30.  GDP Growth –1.8% now
 Inflation- (-)0.1%
 Poverty – 5.5% (2020)
 Unemployment -3% (2020)
 Public Debt 263.9% of GDP
 Supply chain issues, Rising labor cost,
overwork death, aging population, decline in
Birth rate

31.  GDP Growth –3.1% in 2022 / 1.7% now
 Inflation- 8.7%
 Poverty –41.9%
 Unemployment -5.3% (2020)
 Public Debt-54.3% of GDP (2017)

32.  GDP Growth – (-)2.2% in 2022 / 0.3% now
 Inflation- 11.9% (Dec 2022)
 Poverty –12.1% (2020)
 Unemployment -3.7% (Nov 2022)
 Public Debt-24.175 trillion ^

33.  Largest in the middle east countries.
 18th largest in the world.
 GDP Growth – 3.2% (2021)/ 7.6% (2022)
 Inflation- 0.8%
 Unemployment -12%
 HDI- 0.875 (very high)
 Public Debt-17.2% of GDP (2017)/ 25.10% now

34.  GDP Growth – 4.9% in 2021 / 2.1% 2022
 Inflation- 4.% (2022)
 Poverty –57.1% (2020)
 Unemployment -36.989% (2022)
 Public Debt-53% of GDP
 Poorly located
 Food insecurity

35.  Highly developed mixed economy
 GDP Growth – 4.1% in 2021 / 2.6% in 2022
 Inflation- 0.5% (2020)
 Poverty –14.4% (2016)
 Unemployment -11.5% of youth unemployed
3.7% overall (Sept 2020)
 Public Debt- 39.8% of GDP

36.  Emerging market economy
 GDP Growth –11.4% in 2021
 Inflation- 57.68% (2023)
 Poverty –8.4% (2018)
 Unemployment -11.2% (2022)
 Public Debt-40% of GDP
 Earthquake Jan, 2020 -6.7 magnitude/ now 7.8
 Resulted in 35319 deaths

37.  GDP Growth – UK 7.5% in 2021
USA 2.1% (2022)
 Inflation- UK-10.1% (2022)
USA-6.4% (Jan 2023)
 Poverty - UK- 18.6% (2017)
USA- 11.6% 38 Million
 Unemployment UK- 3.7% (2022)
USA- 3.4% (Jan 2023)
 Public Debt- UK 97.4% USA 122.1%