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Introduction:- Recently released GDP data of the government allows a meagre 4.5% growth in the second quarter of the 2019-2020 fiscal year. The underlying reasons have been largely pointed out by several sources as demand, a create unorganized sector, etc. Consumption and demand in Indian economy As shown in the basic economic textbook, demand remains […]
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Background Every 5 year foreign trade policy is made which gives a roadmap to enhance the export. The present FTP is for period 2005- 2020. To understand it background and its provision refer the FTP lecture series. In month of December, 2017 the mid-term review of FTP had been done. Do you know with libraries like
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Fiscal Consolidation means policy undertaken by government to reduce its Fiscal/Revenue Deficit. Without going into technicality of Fiscal and revenue deficit, we can say that deficit is difference between what a government spend and what a government earned. Government can practice Fiscal consolidation either by reducing their expenditure (outflow of money) or by increase their
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In the article we will discuss the FDI in Indian Economy, where it is permitted, where it is not. FDI is prohibited in: 1. Lottery Business including Government/private lottery, online lotteries, etc. 2. Gambling and Betting including casinos etc. 3. Chit funds 4. Nidhi company 5. Trading in Transferable Development Rights (TDRs) 6. Real Estate
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When we talk about interest rate, the most common thing that comes to our mind is the extra amount which we need to pay to lender over period of time. But, what is interest rate become negative, will lender pay us for a loan? There are lots of countries where banks are offering negative interest
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There is a known finance theory of bond yield inversion and its impact on the upcoming slowdown and recession. We will see on details on this concept in this article. What are bonds ? Bonds are different types of fixed income instruments. There are public traded bonded (as listed on stock exchanges like NSE), there
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Budget is an annual financial statement released by finance minister every year. It is mentioned in article 11. It provides a clear outlay of expenditures for the coming financial year. Outcome budget: It is generally a process card about how much result has been acquired in various minifies and departments by using budget allocation. It
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WTO is an international organization to handle world trade. Currently, there is a stall in the world trade due to the US-China war and move specifically of the withdrawal of developing nations tag from India and China by the USA. This is due to The USA alleges India and China Misusing developing nation tag Themselves
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The World economy growth is predated by IMF at 3.3% for this year which is not promising. The Trade wars between nations and the sanctions on oil import are creating conditions of recession. Sectors like biotechnology offer a glimpse of hope to the world. Since 2000 the growth in this field has been promising with
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Electoral bonds a surfed dominated bond that are usually at the specific resection of the month and the date-specific financial institution. But they are all edged of temporary issues. Primary downs are not disclosed as the names, nature of the association, a search of funds is free from the discloser. Corporate donations are mad open-ended.
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According to the World Bank report close to 1.4 billion people in the different countries don’t have access to the financial service and that’s where Micro-financial Institution play a major role. Goals of MFI’s: Assists the development of community which follow sustainable development. Providing resources to lower section of the society. Evaluation of option to
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Financial action task force was established In 1989 by G.7 countries submit in Paris to curb the money laundering, later on, it expanded its mandate by adding to combating against terror financing. The objective of FATF:- Curb money laundering Combat against terror financing Maintain the integrity of the financial system. Role of FATF:- It provided
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Development Finance Institution (DFI) :- A DFI also known as a development bank or development finance company is a financial institution that provides risk capital for economic development project on non-commercial basis. Difference between DFI & Commercial Banks :- DFIS Commercial Bank Provide long term capital to productive sectors like infrastructure. Provide financial assistance or
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In this article journey and achievement of NPCI has been explained in very succinct manner. This explanation is enough for any competitive exam. For more detail you may refer the official website of NPCI. About NPCI National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) is an umbrella organisation for retail payment systems in the country. Set-up under the
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