INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, NIRMA

UNIVERSITY

MBA-FT (2021-2023)
Macro Economics
Comparative Study of Key Macroeconomic Variables
of India, Brazil and Nigeria

SUBMITTED TO:
Prof. Samik Shome

SUBMITTED BY: GROUP- 1

(Section-1)

Sr. No. Names Roll No

Darshan H 211170
1
Jay Prakash Pathak 211182
2
Naman Varshney 211198
3
Sahu Kirankanta 211216
4 Kabindranath
Soumya Mahanti 211226
5
 Introduction
Macroeconomic factors are broad indicators of an economy's financial development or decline. A
macroeconomic factor is a geopolitical, environmental, or economic event that has an influence on the
monetary stability of a whole nation or region's economy rather than a single segment of the population.
Based on how it influences the economy, a macroeconomic factor can be classified as positive, negative,
or neutral. Natural disasters can have a detrimental influence on the production and sale of products,
although greater production rates owing to increased demand are considered favorable macroeconomic
variables.
In this Report, various significant macroeconomic parameters from Brazil and Nigeria are investigated and
correlated with Indian macroeconomic aspects.

The macroeconomic factors chose for the report are:

1. Inflation rate, average consumer prices
2. REAL GDP GROWTH
3. Foreign Direct Investment
4. Unemployment
5. Import of Goods and Services
6. Export of Goods and Services
7. Gross national savings
8. net national income
9. Revenue
10. Gross National income