The Role of Government Policies in Enhancing Startups Resilience Before and After Covid-19 in India
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https://doi.org/10.69968/ijisem.2026v5Si1188-191Keywords:
Startup Funding, COVID-19, Government policiesAbstract
The COVID-19 pandemic created unprecedented disruptions for startups in India, exposing vulnerabilities in funding, operations, supply chains, and market demand. In this context, government policies emerged as a critical stabilizing force in enhancing startup resilience. This research paper examines the role of key policy interventions—such as Startup India, this paper investigates the role of Government policies in startups and its influence on startup funding trends in India, with a particular focus on pre- and post-pandemic phases. This paper is based on secondary data and methodology used for this Study are Paired T-test and Trend analysis.
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