International Journal in Management & Social Science
  • Year: 2016
  • Volume: 4
  • Issue: 3

Optimistic-Economic Theory

  • Author:
  • K Balaji
  • Total Page Count: 10
  • Page Number: 309 to 318

Student Govt. R.C. College of Commerce and Management, Race-Course Road, Bangalore, India-560001

Online published on 4 August, 2018.

Abstract

This is a theory by name “OPTIMISTIC-ECONOMIC THEORY” which is a capital raising model that is being prepared with the concept of finding an innovative method to raise the capital and at the same time it considers the various societal drawbacks and also helps to provide a solution to the same. The scheme that is being proposed in the theory uses ‘Marriage as a micro concept’ and keeps ‘Women-Empowerment as the macro concept’ along with which it also concentrates on the major issues that are currently creating a considerable amount of an issue in the economy. Such problems are the lack of awareness in having education in government institution, reducing business prospects in the rural areas, lack of higher-education to women, providing monetary independence to women. It primarily tries to use the concept of marriage and helps in ascertaining significant solutions through that for the various economic issues.

This is an attempt made in order to make contribution to the masses in the smallest way possible, whereby this is a project prepared with a vision of submitting it to the “Government of Karnataka” and with a mission of further submitting it to “Government of India”, If the project so prepared and submitted is found to be feasible and viable to the government. Therefore, I make an appeal to the State Government to review this project and approve the same for implementation on checking its potential through the respective Finance and the Women Welfare Departments of the Government.

If this project is being implemented by the government, it has a capital raising capacity of around Rs 250 crores (approx) every year.

Keywords

Marriages, schemes, capital, women, empowerment