The bank has raised its dividend by 20 .

Now, what happens if IBM issues a dividend?

It's all right. AII I Lost was a dividend.

What is unique about this demographic dividend is that India will be the only country in the world to have this demographic dividend.

So we multiplied both the divisor and the dividend by 100.

I don't dividend it out to the shareholders. I just keep that.

This fee and dividend would stimulate the economy and innovations, creating millions of jobs.

But a demographic dividend is only as good as the investment in your human capital.

This demographic dividend is incredible, but paradoxically, there's also the mirage of mighty labor pools.

But on average this Special Purpose Entity will then be able to pay a dividend.

Most people would get more in the monthly dividend than they'd pay in increased prices.

Maybe this cash payout becomes six hundred thousand dollars when you accrue all the interests and everything else in it.

They include a social dividend sharing in the wealth that comes from what should be the commons

Then the best thing to do is just stop paying premium and get the cash payout and give that to your family.

India is going to have a lot of young people with a demographic dividend for the next 30 years.

At the same time if you peel away the demographic dividend in India, there are actually two demographic curves.

Then there is the whole northern India, which is going to be the bulk of the future demographic dividend.

And the great thing about it is that it's not money down a hole, there is a freedom dividend.

And this change in thinking of human capital is linked to the fact that India is going through a demographic dividend.

In other words, if you don't really invest in the human capital, the same demographic dividend can be a demographic disaster.

And then if IBM issues a dividend, if it says OK, all of our shareholders will get 5.00 from a company.

Let's assume we have a starting state over here, and there's 2 goal states who are often called absorbing states with very different reward or payout.

lay down their arms and split the so called peace dividend that results in them not having to fight the whole time.

But just answer your question, in the event of your death your family does not see the savings portion, they only get this payout right over here.

Therefore India is at a critical point where either it can leverage its demographic dividend or it can lead to a demographic disaster.

Now if you do that with the divisor, you also have to do that with the dividend, the number that you're dividing into.

Which really makes you ask the question, if you know your cash payout is larger than the amount of that is going to be paid off when you die.

And since both terms, the divisor and the dividend, are both negative negative 54 and negative 6 it turns out that the answer is positive.

Or, if you move the decimal over, and when you move the decimal over to the right one spot, all you're doing is you're multiplying both the divisor and the dividend by ten.

I guess it's more exactly we will give your family, or we will give the beneficiaries of your policy five hundred thousand dollars. the beneficiaries are the people who would benefit from your policy who would get the payout

Only if the people have education, they have good health, they have infrastructure, they have roads to go to work, they have lights to study at night only in those cases can you really get the benefit of a demographic dividend.

You're family wont get the death benefit in the event that you die but you would get cash payout or whatever is left after the insurance company has taken their fees and set side for the insurance component of what they're selling you, but the question you might ask is what happens to the cash amount?

You've saved up bunch of money and you say.... look I'm going to stop paying this when I'm sixty five so this will kind of go out of the picture but then you can get the cash payout so all of this extra cash in interest you will be able to get that for yourself what they won't tell you until you feel good about it, it's like a lot like life insurance it's like savings at the same time what they might not clarify as much is that they're taking huge fees on this cash savings