analysis: • Involves assessing the short-, medium- and long-range prospects of different industries and companies. • It involves studying everything, other than the trading on the securities markets, which can have an effect on a security’s value: macroeconomic factors, industry conditions, individual company financial conditions, and qualitative factors such as management performance. • Most important factor: the actual or expected profitability of the issuer, thus fundamental analysis pays attention
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SUBMITTED BY: M.ASWATHI ASHOK AND ANAGHA P.S CONTENTS * GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS * DIFFERENCE BETWEEN US/ EUROPE AND INDIA * RBI’S POLICY, RESPONSE AND IMPACT * LESSONS FROM THE CRISIS * MEDIUM- TERM ISSUES AND CHALLENGES GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS * Proximate causes & Fundamental causes * Current account balance * US monetary policy Policy 1: * Volatility in monetary policy in advanced economies. * Large volatility in capital
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SIX DEBATES over MACROECONOMIC POLICY SIX DEBATES over MACROECONOMIC POLICY ISSUES | YES | NO | 1. Whether or not monetary and fiscal policymakers should try to stabilize the economy | Advocates of active monetary and fiscal policy view the economy as inherently unstable and believe that policy can manage aggregate demand, and thereby, production and employment, to offset the inherent instability. When aggregate demand is inadequate to ensure full employment, policymakers should boost
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| Investment Climate in Pakistan | The investment climate of any country can be better estimated by analyzing three broad indicators that include macroeconomic (fiscal, monetary, exchange rate and political policies etc), governance (bureaucratic, financial and legal systems etc) and lastly infrastructural support (transportation, electricity supply and communication etc). The two major strengths and shortcomings of investment climate of Pakistan based upon above criterion are as follows
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The Financial Crises in Russia and East Asia: How the World Bank can Help. 1 - Overview of Asian financial crisis On July 2, 1997, the Government of Thailand abandoned its efforts to maintain a fixed- exchange rate – the Baht had been pegged to a basket of currencies dominated by the U.S. dollar – and allowed the Baht to float. This Baht quickly depreciated, falling 18% on the first day alone. The collapse of the Thai Baht was followed by speculative attacks on other countries’
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Fundamentals of Macroeconomics Chad Arnold ECO/372 Principles of Macroeconomics October 23, 2012 Joe Krupka Fundamentals of Macroeconomics The Great Depression of the 1930s brought about many changes not only in the way the government reacted to different social issues facing the people of this country but also the way economists looked at and measured the economy. Keynesian economists of the 1940s and 50s brought about the birth of Macroeconomics, which according to Colander (2010) is “the
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Running Head: Measuring Economic Activity Kim Adley ECO 201 – 1003A – 03 Macroeconomics Phase 2 Individual Project Measuring Economic Activity Professor M. Antokas July 26, 2010 Recently, a debate came about a debate as to whether or not I have a strong understanding of what Gross Domestic Product (GDP), unemployment, and inflation. The other part of the debate was whether or not these three issues should be discussed separately, or should GDP, unemployment, and inflation be discussed
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Peru’s economic competitiveness has been sustained by regulatory reforms and open-market policies. Macroeconomic and monetary management is relatively prudent, with a structural fiscal rule keeping the level of public debt among the lowest in the region. Nowadays the world lives the era of globalization, characterized by economy and markets expansion, media, and transportation. With it, a new competitive environment arises, requiring countries to open their economies in order to communicate them
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Macroeconomics is the type of economics that studies the economy as a whole. It deals with issues like unemployment, inflation, business cycles, and growth. It studies how everything in the economy affects everything else and can use these factors to forecast what will happen in the economy next. Governments, households, and businesses are what control the economy, and all three are constantly interweaving with the others. Households supply labor and other features of production to businesses
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