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overview of indian economy

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overview of indian economy

                          OVERVIEW OF    INDIAN ECONOMY

 ABSTRACT

            The Indian economy is the fourth largest economy of the world on the basis of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). It is one of the most attractive destinations for business and investment opportunities due to huge manpower base, diversified natural reso Continue reading this entry »

Business Risk – He Who Dares, Wins?

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Business Risk - He Who Dares, Wins?

Business Risk – he, who dares, wins… right? When making an investment of any kind, one key factor that needs to be looked at is risk versus reward. More importantly, how much risk can you handle? A person’s risk tolerance is closely linked with their willingness to invest.

So what is “risk”? In the context of business, “risk” is a concept that assigns a possible negative impact to an asset or something of value t Continue reading this entry »

How Insurance Really Work as a Business Risk

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How Insurance Really Work as a Business Risk

HOW INSURANCE REALLY WORK AS A BUSINESS RISK

MANAGEMENT TOOL.  

          Businesses are the main source of survival of everybody, for this purpose, one should have an insurance cover for it. 

          There are so many insurance products that business men could buy to secure their business against losses which may have advers Continue reading this entry »

If Mortgage Rates Can Fall Through the “floor” of the Prime Rate…what Else is Under the Floor?

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If Mortgage Rates Can Fall Through the

“Lower than prime,” you heard someone say. Like most Canadians, you were probably first skeptical and then confused. We tend to think of the prime lending rate as the invisible “floor” of lending rates. The very best customers can get very close to that floor. It is theoretically possible, we reason, to actually be ON the floor, but not possible to be below it.

Nevertheless, Canadian lenders offer mortgages at Continue reading this entry »

Lower Initial Jobless Claims Hide Surging Unemployment

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Lower Initial Jobless Claims Hide Surging Unemployment

By Don Miller
Contributing Writer
Money Morning

Initial claims for unemployment benefits fell by 94,000 last week, the biggest drop in 16 years, the U.S. Labor Department said today (Wednesday).  However, the data was almost certainly skewed by a shortened Christmas week, as continuing total jobless rolls surged to their highest levels since 1982.
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