Bank of India 1. Huge Budgetary Deficits : RBI makes every possible attempt to control inflation and to balance money supply in the market. However Central Government's huge budgetary deficits have made monetary policy ineffective. Huge budgetary deficits have resulted in excessive monetary growth. 2. Coverage Of Only Commercial Banks : Instruments of monetary policy cover only commercial banks so inflationary pressures caused by banking finance can be controlled by RBI, but in India, inflation
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year) [pic] CONTENTS Page No. • Introduction to Banking Sector 3 • Activities of a Bank 4 • Banking Sector in India 5 • Regulations 6 • ICICI Bank 8 o Services Offered 9 o Financial Indicators 11 o Corporate Social Responsibility 12 o Partners 13 o
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Trade Relation between India and Pakistan. Introduction India and Pakistan have been trying, though not very successfully, since the Shimla Agreement, 1972, to create political harmony. Several attempts later, the political and security issues have only become worse. It is imperative to explore the bilateral trade relations between India and Pakistan, so as to seek a way towards a deeper engagement, as these two countries have the potential to change the geopolitical
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Perspectives Vinay Kumar The wave of Foreign Direct Investment in Russia started during 1990s, when the Law on Joint Ventures with firms from capitalist countries was passed. Initially, there was not much foreign investment. Later, in the year 2003, Russia attracted huge FDI and was placed third in FDI projects in the world, beating both China and the US. This article primarily focuses on FDI in Russia and also discusses some relevant issues. F oreign Direct Investment is seen growing faster than world
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INDIAN HOTEL INDUSTRY RESEARCH REPORT 2013 Submitted by: 1) Arindam Bagh 2) Arindam Das 3) Pavan Kumar Submitted by: 4) Arindam Bagh 5) Arindam Das 6) Pavan Kumar Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary 5 2. Industry Overview 6 2.1. Key Components of Hospitality Industry 6 2.2. Global overview 6 2.3. Indian overview 7 2.4. Market Structure 10 2.5. Industry metrics 12 3. Challenges faced in the Sector 14 3.1. Global economic uncertainty 14 3
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with India. Apart from the large size of the economy, maintenance of a high protectionist trade regime by India in the forms of tariff and non-tariff barriers have contributed to this imbalance. While Bangladesh has progressed much ahead of India along with its liberalization of trade, India remains slow. Both Bangladesh and India are two major countries of the SAARC and have a long common historical past and similar cultural and social evolution. As far as trade relation is concerned, India is the
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No business in India gives returns like politics in India, said ADR. Obviously, politics has turned into very lucrative business in India. Does this augur good or bad for India, its economy and the markets, especially BRICs country? Explain your position. From the facts of the case, it can be clearly seen that politicians thrive in India irrespective of rising inflation and slowing economy. Emerging countries will account for a large chunk of the world’s growth. These countries promise new and unexplored
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(GIDR), Gota, Ahmedabad, India Abstract: The present paper employs techniques from stochastic production frontier and panel data literature to test a spillover hypothesis for large sized ®rms that `presence of foreign-owned ®rms and foreign technical capital stock in a sector leads to reduced dispersion in eciency in the sector and fall is higher for the ®rms that invest in R&D activities'. Dispersion being a relative concept, it may still fall if both the leading foreign ®rm and domestic ®rms show
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be the interface between the producer and the individual consumerbuying for personal consumption. According to the Investment Commission of India, the retail sector is expected to grow almost three times its current levels of $250 billion to $660 billion by 2015. The Indian Retail Industry is the 5th largest retail destination and the second most attractive market for investment in the globe after Vietnam as reported by AT Kearney‘s seventh annual Globe Retail Development Index (GRDI), in 2008
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international business. Those systems influence each other and build the attractiveness of a country as an investment site. This attractiveness is connected with potential long-term benefits and costs, and related with both those sides risk of running business activity. The central issue of this case is solving the problem which is connected with inappropriate, low level of foreign investment in Indonesia which is strictly related with the current economic, legal, and a lesser extent political systems
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