Shilpa
K P, Dr. Umaprabha S, Dr. Dinesh N
Abstract
This
bibliometric analysis provides an in-depth examination of the scholarly
research focused on the implications of Goods and Services Tax (GST) within the
textile business sector. GST, a significant tax reform implemented across many
countries, has had profound effects on various industries, including textiles.
To understand these impacts comprehensively, this study analyzes a range of
bibliometric indicators such as publication trends, prominent authors,
influential journals, and citation patterns. By scrutinizing publication
trends, the analysis uncovers how interest in GST’s impact on the textile
industry has evolved over time, indicating shifts in research focus and
emerging areas of interest.
The
identification of prominent authors helps to spotlight leading experts and
contributors who have advanced the understanding of GST's effects on textiles.
This includes understanding their research contributions, methodological
approaches, and how their findings have shaped current knowledge in the field.
The study also examines influential journals that have published key research
articles, providing insights into where significant discourse and findings are
being disseminated. These journals are crucial in shaping the academic
conversation around GST and textiles. Citation patterns are analyzed to
determine which studies and findings are most impactful and widely referenced
within the scholarly community. This not only highlights the significance of
certain research but also identifies seminal works that have shaped the current
understanding of GST’s implications for the textile business.
Overall, this bibliometric analysis offers a comprehensive overview of the research landscape concerning GST's impact on the textile sector. It identifies significant contributions to the field, highlights influential researchers and publications, and points out critical areas that require further exploration. This thorough analysis helps to map out the existing knowledge, recognize gaps, and guide future research directions to deepen understanding and inform policy decisions related to GST and the textile industry.
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Published: May 2025 [Vol. 08, No. 05]