Faktory určující rozdíly v hospodářském rozvoji indických region

This diploma thesis delves into the determinants underpinning variations in economic development among distinct regions within India. Through an examination of a comprehensive dataset spanning multiple years, we scrutinize the factors contributing to the divergent economic trajectories witnessed across these regions. Our analysis encompasses crucial determinants such as inflation, unemployment, the contribution of the agricultural sector to GDP, expenditures on education as a proportion of GDP, gross domestic product (GDP) per region, foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow as a percentage of GDP, and the geographical characteristic of sea access. Employing robust econometric methodologies, we discern the relative significance of each determinant in shaping the economic disparities among regions. The study's outcomes illuminate the intricate interplay among economic, educational, geographic, and investment factors that mold disparate development within India, offering pertinent insights for policymakers striving to nurture more equitable economic growth across the nation's heterogeneous landscapes.