------------------------------------------------- A Study on Relevance of Financial Inclusion in India and other ------------------------------------------------- Developing Nations Prof. Nilesh PatelAssistant ProfessorSal Institute of ManagementGujarat Technological UniversityEmail id: patelnileshmm@gmail.comContact no: +91-9925937375 | Prof. Saloni SarafAssistant ProfessorSal Institute of ManagementGujarat Technological UniversityEmail id: lohiasaloni31@gmail.comContact no: +91-9510164544
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INTRODUCTION There is no universally agreed definition of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). Some define them in terms of their total revenue, while others use the number of employees as an indicator. The European Union defines a medium-sized enterprise as one with a headcount of 250, a small firm as one with a headcount of less than 50 and a microenterprise as one with a maximum of 10 employees. The National Board for Small Scale Industries (NBSSI) which is the regulatory body for SMEs in Ghana
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RESEARCH SYNOPSIS/PROPOSAL Relation between the stock market and GDP Submitted by: Abstract: This research will analyze the stock market earnings impact on the GDP growth of a developing country i.e. Pakistan. This study will help to establish a relationship between stock market earnings and economic (GDP) growth of the country, basically it will answer this question, “How the stock market earnings affect the GDP?” In this research, I shall apply the co integration and error correction model
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The GDP annual growth rate reached 5.9% in FY2009, down from 6.2% in FY2008. The deep and prolonged recession in the United States and Europe from the 2008 financial crisis adversely affected GDP growth in FY2009 (see discussion under Macroeconomics Environment).1 from 1991 to 2005, the national poverty incidence fell from 59% to 40%. Efforts to overcome poverty face numerous constraints, including the urgent need for strong law and order, good infrastructure, sound and efficient financial markets, h
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"Saint-Petersburg State University of Engineering and Economics" Department of International Management Coursework on discipline "International Management" The study of marketing environment on the example of South Africa Fulfilled: Kulikov Evgeny Group 2/5591 3rd year Faculty VSHEM Leader: Ph. D. in Economics, docent Grishchenko T. Saint-Petersburg 2012 Contents Contents 2 Economic inspection in South Africa 3 The New Growth Path and Industrial Policy Action Plan 8
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entrepreneurs to financial resources”. Discuss Evaluate the impact of SEEDS in the implementation of MDGs in Nigeria Analyze the impact of Globalization on the economic Development of Nigeria The incidence of the Niger Delta militants groups and its consequences to entrepreneurial development in Nigeria Evaluate the power, composition and functions of NDDC Assess the impact of the multinationals in the Nigerian Economy with regard to FDI and FPI Youths and entrepreneurial Development: Realty or
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incentives plans in the hopes of creating a mutually benefiting relationship between both parties. However bringing in these outside businesses poses a legitimate threat to elite special interest groups already existing and thriving in the current economic state. MNCs must due their due diligence when selecting a potential host country and then determine the best strategy to deal with these groups in order to mitigate as much risk as possible. Contents Abstract ……………2. Contents……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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Medium scale Enterprise (SME) are recognized worldwide as engines of economic growth. The commonly perceived merits often emphasized for their promotion especially in the developing countries like Bangladesh include their relatively high labor intensity, dependence on indigenous skills and technology, contributions to entrepreneurship development and innovativeness and growth of industrial linkages. The case for fostering SME growth in Bangladesh is irrefutable as these industries offer bright prospects
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ISSN: 2221-4267) Volume 01 Issue 06 GLOBAL RECESSION, OIL SECTOR AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA. BY S. O. OLADIPO (M.sc) Department of Economics and Accounting Bells University of Technology, Ota. E-mail address: giftsamniyo@yahoo.com AND PROF. J. O. FABAYO Department of Economics, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife ABSTRACT This study investigates global recession and the oil sector, based on its effects on economic growth in Nigeria. No doubt the global economy has been experiencing some disturbances
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average overnight rates was recoded at 2.91%. This report will show the history of the overnight rates during this period and reasons that caused the overnight rates to change, for instance decrease in overnight rates caused by an effect of the global financial crisis. Moreover this report will discuss the coming predicted overnight rates for this year depending on proved evidence from past years, most of the sources in the report were conducted directly from the central bank of Malaysia website which
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