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Foreign wars and recessions can have a big impact on the Indian economy and labour market. Here

are some possible outcomes:

1. The Effect on Exports: India is a significant exporter of goods and services to other countries. In

the case of a conflict or recession elsewhere, demand for Indian exports may fall, badly impacting

the Indian economy. As a result, job losses in export-oriented industries such as textiles, IT services,

and manufacturing may occur.

2. The Effect on Remittances: Many Indians work overseas and send money home to their families.

In the event of a conflict or recession, these countries job markets may contract, resulting in job

losses for Indian workers and a decrease in remittances. This has the potential to have a big

influence on the Indian economy, as remittances make for a sizable amount of the country foreign

exchange revenues.

3. The Impact on Oil Prices: India relies significantly on imported oil to cover its energy demands.

Global oil prices may rise in the event of a war or recession, leading to inflation and greater

transportation expenses. This can have a severe influence on businesses such as logistics,

transportation, and manufacturing, resulting in employment losses.

4. Foreign Investment Impact: If there is a conflict or a recession, foreign investors may be unwilling

to engage in the Indian economy. This may have a severe influence on the growth potential of Indian

enterprises, resulting in employment losses in a variety of areas.

5. tourist Impact: India tourist industry contributes significantly to the country GDP and job

market. In the event of a war or a recession, tourism may suffer, significantly impacting the business

and leading to job losses.

Finally, war and recession in other countries can have a substantial impact on the Indian economy

and job market. It is critical that the Indian government take actions to reduce the impact of such

incidents and defend the interests of Indian workers and enterprises.

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