This article examines total fertiliser use in India as well as the distribution of fertiliser subsidies granted by the Indian government to its farmers. The paper primarily studies the consumption of fertilisers (NPK) from 1950-51 to 2020-21. However, the information related to the distribution of fertiliser subsidies covers the period from 1980–1981 to 2021–2022. The author further went on to analyze the fertilizer subsidy distribution concerning the agricultural GDP and the overall GDP figures of the nation to get an idea of the effectiveness of investment on the fertilizer subsidies in India.

The article reviews economic security as an important aspect of the country's economic development. The article analyzes one direction of economic security - energy security. Within the framework of energy security, the importance of setting up LNG terminals is discussed. The article explores the challenges facing European countries in the supply of energy resources and the opportunities for diversifying energy markets. In the above context, the possibilities and perspectives of arranging LNG terminals are discussed, which will help Europe to improve its energy independence and economic security.

Economies with more active stock markets develop faster over successive decades. Such development remains attainable even after adjusting for various other factors underlying economic growth. Sierra Leone is one country whose stock market is now more than a decade old but remains poorly active. The number of listings as well as participation in the stock market remains low and insignificant. The study made a light review of the development path of the stock market in an effort to identify the derailing issues and suggesting ways to resolve. Through the review, it was obtained that there exist combinations of factors hindering the growth of the stock market. Inadequate support from the government has been identified, the privatisation concept was never implemented to the expected level, nature of business in the economy being mainly family-oriented and single proprietors, low levels of awareness of the general populace to issues of stock exchanges, limited participation by foreign investors, and high levels of corruption all are impacting factors. Significant reforms have to be made in the regulatory environment. Privatisation journey should be pursued effectively to improve listing by large firms. Foreign participation in the stock market elevated to some significant levels. The economy should continue to address issues of corruption so as to minimise its impact to institutional development. Public awareness should be enhanced to improve stock market participation by natives. Policies that promote foreign direct investment should be implemented. Management of political climate remains crucial for investors to have confidence and trust in their investments thereby attracting more for further development. Policy makers should walk the talk and demonstrate highest levels of commitment.

Today, foreign direct investments (FDI) have become indispensable tools for countries for reasons such as technology transfer, employment creation, promotion of international trade, economic development and support for development, as well as the capital they provide to the economy. Countries that want to benefit from the blessings of foreign capital aim to attract FDI to their countries by using different instruments. One of the tools frequently used for this purpose is tax policies. In this study, we have examined the relationship between foreign direct investments and taxation at the theoretical and empirical level. FDI flows in the recent years and corporate tax rates of OECD countries, which hold a significant portion of global capital, have been compared. It has been observed that OECD countries have made significant taxation regulations to attract foreign investment.

Economic growth in Indonesia has experienced fluctuating growth, especially in recent years has decreased. Meanwhile, when viewed in terms of the distribution of Zakat funds, as well as Infaq and also Shadaqah and the Human Development Index experienced growth from year to year. This situation is expected to encourage economic growth in Indonesia. But in fact, economic growth has decreased. This study aims to analyze the influence of zakat, infaq and shadaqah fund disbursements as well as the Human Development Index in encouraging economic growth. By using quantitative methods with multiple linear regression data analysis. Data used from 2002-2021 which includes annual data. The results of this study show that the distribution of ZIS funds shows a negative and significant influence on Economic Growth. And the Human Development Index also has a negative but not significant effect. Simultaneously, the distribution of ZIS funds and the Human Development Index shows a positive and significant influence on economic growth variables.

When you want to start a business idea, it will always be of vital importance to put financial viability first, since starting without having an idea of the initial investment, the investment recovery period and other financial indicators, can make a profitable business in a very short time bottomless pit. The main idea of this research is to define which are the most important points of the Business Plans in terms of finances; For this, to detect which are the points that require more emphasis in terms of attention and focus, with this it is intended to facilitate the tasks and training required in said topics, this due to the fact that the financial aspect is the most relevant issue and that to the it gets more and more complicated. This will allow any venture to be on the right track in search of the desired success in any type of venture. It was found that the order of difficulty in the development of a Business Plan is the following: the Financial Analysis of a Business Plan is the item that is most difficult, understanding that 397 students representing 55.14% put it as the main topic in degree of difficulty, followed by Procedures and Compliance with Legal Requirements, which is considered the most complicated item by 202 people, which represent 28.26%; being the Market with a choice of 65 students as the most difficult topic to cover, while 56 people indicated the other items, Strategic, Organizational and Processes as the most complicated. Emphasis will be placed on financial aspects and their respective topics.

This paper examines the role of property valuation in enhancing the financial stability of microfinance institutions (MFIs). Drawing on an integrative review of secondary literature, the study highlights how accurate collateral valuation reduces default risks, secures loan portfolios, and supports institutional sustainability. The analysis reveals that preventive and transparent valuation practices not only safeguard financial assets but also foster trust among borrowers, investors, and regulators. Governance and organizational culture emerge as decisive factors shaping valuation effectiveness, with leadership commitment and accountability identified as central drivers of institutional credibility. Knowledge gaps and resource constraints, particularly in developing economies, are noted as persistent barriers to effective valuation practices. The study concludes that embedding transparency, governance, and professional capacity into valuation processes is crucial for MFIs to achieve financial stability, foster societal trust, and make meaningful contributions to sustainable development.