Dimension | What Does it Mean to be Indian?

1st Dimension

2nd Dimension

3rd Dimension

The x-axis – analysis of data on one dimension – enables understanding of trends

The x-axis and the y-axis – analysis of data on two dimensions – enables understanding of correlations

The x-axis, y-axis, and z-axis – analysis of data on three dimensions –
enables understanding of holistic patterns

X-axis and Y-axis

Public and Private

State and Market

Greed and Fear

Trade and Aid

Citizens and Consumers

Formal and Informal

HDI and GNI

Subsistence and Commercial

GO-NGO and VO-IVO

Self and Situation

X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis

Public, Private, and People

State, Market, and People

Greed, Fear, and Need

Trade, Aid, and Raid

Citizens, Consumers, and Communities

Formal, Informal, and Semi-formal

HDI, GNI, and GHA

Subsistence, Commercial, and Subsistence-cum-Commercial

GO-NGO, VO-IVO, and PO-NPO

Self, Situation, and Interaction of the two

Illustrative List of Data Sets on each of the
3 axes to Understand Holistic Patterns

X-axis

Public

State

Greed

Trade

Citizens

Formal

HDI

Subsistence

GO-NGO

Self

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