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-The WTO's 12th Ministerial Conference.php

-The WTO Issue of Public Stockholding of Foodgrains

-What is MSP

-Masala Bond

-Causes of Economic Growth

-Economic Development and Investment

-Difference between GDP and GNP

-Operations of the IMF

-Partial Equilibrium Analysis of Alfred Marshall

-Green GDP

-Concept of Inflation

-Difference Between the Planning Commission and the NITI Aayog

-Calculation of National Income

-Objectives of Financial Inclusion

-Concept of Capital Expenditure

-Direct Tax

-Merits and demerits of Indirect Tax

-Problems Facing the Indian Economy

-How to Control Inflation

-National INcome Accounting

-Hyperinflation

-FDI or, Foreign Direct Investment: Concept and Types

-PMJDY or, Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana

-Difference between Revenue Expenditure and Capital Expenditure

-Purpose of Capital Expenditure

-GlobE or, the Global Minimum Tax Rate

-Fiscal Imbalance

-Cause of Fiscal Imbalance

-Annapurna Scheme

-Cost-Push Inflation

-Built-in Inflation

-ICOR - Incremental Capital Output Ratio

-Fiscal Deficit Concept

-Initiation of Land Reforms Policy in India

-Merits and Demerits of an Open Economy

-Budgeting for the Economy

-Indirect Tax Definition

-Benefits of Indirect Tax

-Underdevelopment in the Indian Economy

-Demonetisation and RBI

-Merits of Demonetisation

-Black Money: Generation and Eradication

-NAPCC or, National Action Plan on Climate Change

-Functions of the ADB or, the Asian Development Bank

-Effect of Revenue Deficit

-Import Quotas, Product Standards and Subsidies>

-Demerits of GST

-Tax Preference or, Tax Expenditure in India

-Importance of Taxes in India

-Tools of Monetary Policy in India

-The significance of the tax GDP Ratio

-Types of Scheduled Banks in India

-Indian Commercial Banks

-Organisation and Function of Central Cooperative Banks (CCBs)

-Role of the RBI in Developing the Cooperative Banking System in India

-Features of Commercial Banks

-Effect of Vertical Fiscal Imbalance in India

-How Banks Contribute to Economic Growth

-Significance of Land Reforms in India

-Significance of Capital Budgeting for Governments

-Impact of Vertical Fiscal Imbalance on the GDP

-Intra-Generational and Inter-Generational Issues of Equity for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development.

-Concept and Types of NBFCs in India

-Incorporation Procedures for an NBFC in India

-Groups under Microfinance Institutions in India

-Consultancy with AFC or, Agricultural Finance Corporation Limited

-Effect of GMCTR on India

-Investment in Terms of Capital Formation

-Features of Twin Balance Sheet Syndrome in India

-Effect of VRR on the Indian Currency

-Tenets of VRR or, Voluntary Retention Route

-Basic Goals of SEBI

-Reduction in the Statutory Liquidity Ratio

-Significant Features and Concept of Shadow Banking

-Significant Features of Basel III

-Comparing Bank Rate and Repo Rate

-Tenets of LAF or, the Liquidity Adjustment Facility

-Components of WMAs

-Components and Impact of Human Resources Development for Economic Growth

-How Liquidity Affects Inflation

-Impact of Reverse Repo Rate on the Common Man & Economy

-Features and Functions of the Money Market in India

-Concept and Tenets of EBLR

-Purpose of the MCLR Regime

-Purpose and Functions of Open Market Operations

-Objectives of Operation Twist by the RBI

-Functioning of Niche Banks in India

-Origin and Scope of Differentiated Banks in India

-Tenets of PSL or, Priority Sector Lending

-Understanding the BC Model of Banking

-Objectives and Roles of the BC Model of Banking

-Overview and Structure of Financial Markets in India

-Components of Indian Money Market

-Significant Features and Functions of Capital Market

-Contribution of Capital Markets to the Economy

-Classification of T-Bills in India

-All About CDs or, the Certificate of Deposit

-Tenets of CD or, the Certificate of Deposit

-Liquidity Position and Call Money Rate

-Functions & Objectives of Money Market Instruments

-Economic Systems : Classification

-National Income Determination by the Output Method

-Indian Economy Constraints

-Resource Mobilisation with Fiscal Policy

-Programmes for Social sector Development

-Fiscal Policy Metrics

-Components & Functions of Capital Market in India

-Significance of Money Market for an Economy

-Investment – Significance & Categories

-Types of Poverty

-Parameters of Debt Financing

-IPO Risks

-Understanding Organised vs Unorganised Money Market

-Commercial Bills & T-Bills

-How Treasury Bills Differ from Bonds

-Review of NPA in India

-Comparing Certificate of Deposit and Commercial Paper

-Guidelines for CBLO

-Government Policies to generate Employment

-SEZ Merits and Demerits

-CMBs or, Cash Management Bills

-Hundi: History & Legal Status

-Speculative Trading and Types

-Speculative Trading – Risks and Benefits

-Why is the Indian Money Market Underdeveloped

-Notice Money Market and Capital Market

-Inter-Bank Term Money Market Fund

-Labour Laws and Manufacturing

-GDP Importance and Limitations

-Effects of HyperInflation

-GNP & Economic Performance

-NNP Description

-National Income - Concepts and Indicators

-Gross National Happiness and GNP

-Analyzing India's Per Capita Income

-Understanding Real and Nominal National Income

-GNP Deflator Measurement

-GNP Deflator Significance

-Understanding Economic Contractions

-Challenges of Economic Contractions

-Economic Slowdown Causes

-Weathering Economic Recession

-Comparing Recession and Depression

-Economic Depression Causes

-Economic Meltdown in India

-Understanding a Closed Economy

-Understanding Economic Development

-Economic Development Factors

-Increasing Economic Growth

-Export-Led Growth Policy

-Factors of GFCF or, Gross Fixed Capital Formation

-India's Growth-Led Exports Strategy

-Purpose of the Human Development Index

-Inclusive Development Economy

-Characteristics of Keynesian Economics

-Critique of Keynesian Economics

-Savings and Investment in Rural Growth

-Exploring Sustainable Development

-Open Economy Advantages

-Fundamental Principles of Public Finance

-Government Revenue Receipts

-Capital Expenditure Growth

-Significance of Revenue Expenditure

-Fiscal Policy Operations

-Hyperinflation Concept & Examples

-Impact of Hyperinflation

-Understanding Non-Plan Capital Expenditure

-Understanding Budget Plan Expenditure

-Government Subsidies to Indian Farmers

-Deflation: Causes & Effects

-NEER or, Nominal Effective Exchange Rate in India

-Features of Non-Scheme Expenditure

-ABDM or, Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission

-Direct Tax Revenue

-Understanding Indirect Tax

-GAAR or, General Anti-Avoidance Rule

-Laffer curve Implications

-Significance of the Laffer curve

-APA Regulations and Tax Treaty

-FATCA Compliance

-POEM Limits and Conditions

-Relevance of POEM

-Impact of Demonetization in India

-Finance Commission devolution

-Global Minimum Tax Rate Hike

-Google Tax Brackets

-Horizontal Fiscal Imbalance Concept

-Horizontal Imbalance Generation

-Vertical Imbalance Limit

-WTO and Global Trade

-Causes of Capital Deficit

-Revenue Deficit Features

-Controlling Budget Revenue Deficit

-Budget Deficit Aspects

-Fiscal Deficit_and_Inflation

-Annual Primary Deficit

-Merits and Demerits of Primary Deficit

-India and the WTO

-GST Aspects

-Sensex India

-PDS Public Distribution System in India

-Features of a W-Shaped Recovery in an Economy

-FRBM Act Review

-Federal Tax Expenditures

-Gold Monetization Scheme in India

-Scheduled Banks Features

-Significance of Tax-to-GDP Ratio

-Public Expenditure Management in India

-Statutory Liquidity Ratio in India

-Stagflation in an Economy

-Whether India Pursue Demand-Side Economics

-Traits of Non-Scheduled Banks

-Role of Non-Scheduled Cooperative Banks

-Roles and Objectives of Commercial Banks

-Cooperative Banks Significance

-Scope of Liberalisation in India

-SDGs and India

-Rationale for GST in India

-DDT or Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT) in India

-Impact of Protectionism on Macroeconomic Stability in India

-Factors Influencing India's Potential Growth

-Labour-Intensive versus Capital-Intensive Exports

-Nationalised Banks Overview

-Public Sector Banks Overview

-Dynamics of Private Banks

-Challenges of Public Banks

-Boosting FDIs in India

-Significance of Foreign Banks

-Growth of NBFCs

-Analysing SEZs in India

-Savings Rate & Economic Growth

-Indirect Taxes Subsumed in GST in India

-Concept of Nifty-50

-Upstream-downstream Marketing 0f Agricultural Products in India

-India's Demographic Dividend

-National Urban Transport Policy (NUTP) in India

-Evaluating Shadow Economy

-Countering Black Money in India

-Evaluating GAAR in India

-VRR vs CRR

-Evaluating IFCs

-Best Infrastructure Debt Funds

-Development through IDFs

-Role of AFCs in Financial Markets

-Asset Finance Companies and Functions

-Banks and NBFCs Guidelines

-NPAs Dynamics

-Aspects of TBS Syndrome

-SARFAESI Act – Exemptions and Limitations

-Facets of SDRs

-Significance of Bank Rate

-Ideal Repo Rate

-Bank Rate Facets

-MCLR in Banking

-Key Concepts of SDF

-Bank Rate or, Policy Rate

-Bank Rate during Inflation

-Components of Repo Rate

-Repo Rate: A Critical Tool

-Microfinance Concept

-OFS or, Offer for Sale

-OFS Aspects

-Advantages and Disadvantages of Private Placement

-Advantages and Disadvantages of Rights Issue

-Speculation with Futures and Derivatives

-Countering Fiscal Deficit in India

-Capital Receipts in India

-Captive Debt Market in India

-Futures Contracts and Strategies

-Environmental Performance Index (EPI)

-Forecast of Economic Growth

-Sustainable Developmental Goals of the UNO

-Role of the Finance Commission

-Functions of the Finance Commission

-Indicators of Economic Development

-Is the GDP an Indicator of Economic Growth

-Poverty Line in India

-Poverty Line Committees

-Inclusive Growth - India

-Concept of Stagflation

-Elephant Bonds

-Low LFPR for Females in India

-Scope of Public Finance

-Types of Government Receipts

-Indirect Tax

-Importance of Taxes on the Indian Economy

-National Income: Definition and Significance

-Components and Benefits of National Income

-Concept of Underdevelopment

-Benefits of Revenue Expenditure

-Revenue Expenditure and Capital Expenditure

-PMMY or, the Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana

-Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY)

-Shadow Economy

-Depression in the Economy

-NNP or, the Net National Product

-Decoding Laffer Curve

-Green Climate Fund (GCF)

-Green Revolution in India

-Difference between Micro and Macro Economics

-Economic Sustainability

-Emergence of the Land Reforms Policy in India

-Impact of Land Reforms in India

-Causes of Economic Recession

-Direct Tax Concept

-Direct Tax Rates

-History of Indirect Tax and its Nature in India

-Features of an Underdeveloped Economy

-Objectives of Demonetisation

-Black Money Economy

-Meaning of Black Money

-14th and 15th Finance Commission of India

-Concept of Revenue Deficit

-Implications of Fiscal Deficit

-Merits and Demerits of Value Added Tax (VAT)

-Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act, 2003

-Objectives of the FRBM or, the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act, 2003

-Importance of Tax Planning

-Concept of Scheduled Banks

-Concept and Types of Cooperative Banks in India

-Organisation and Function of PACSs or, Primary Agricultural Credit Societies

-Defects of Land Development Banks

-Recommendations of the Finance Commission

-Primary and Secondary Functions of Commercial Banks

-Compare Public and Private Sector Banks in India

-Merits and Demerits of Land Reforms in India

-Process of Budget Preparation

-Investment in Infrastructure for Inclusive Economic Growth

-Factors Preventing Potential GDP in India

-Labour Productivity Contributes to Economic Growth

-Challenges for Small Processing Units in India

-Objectives and Benefits of Microfinance Organizations

-Features of IDF or, Infrastructure Debt Fund

-NBFC vs Bank

-Public Expenditure Management (PEM) for Budget Making

-Implications of the NPA on the Economy

-Countering the Twin Balance Sheet Problem in India

-Primary Functions of SEBI

-Implications of the CRR for the Economy

-Components and Significance of the CRR

-Impact of Statutory Liquidity Ratio on the Base Rate

-Evaluating PCA and CRAR

-Significance of CRAR for the Banks

-Tenets of MSF or, the Marginal Standing Facility

-How the Repo Rate Affects Inflation

-Components and Features of LAF

-Goals and Features of the LAF

-Operations of the LAF or, the Liquidity Adjustment Facility

-Reasons for Slow Monetary Transmission

-Tenets of Money Market in India

-Concept of BRR or, Base Rate Regime

-Classification of Open Market Operations

-Steps in Open Market Operations

-Impact of Operation Twist on the Economy

-Structure of Differentiated Banks in India

-Tenets of Small Finance Banks

-Classification under PSL or, Priority Sector Lending

-Constraints of the BC Model of Banking

-Tenets and Merits of the BC Model of Banking

-Components and Features of PMJDY

-Regulation of Financial Markets in India

-Understanding Money Market in India

-Components of Organised Money Market

-Understanding the Treasury Bill Market

-Intermediaries and Features of Capital Market

-T-Bills: Merits & Demerits

-Main Characteristics of DC or, Deposit Certificate

-Distinction: CMBs & T-Bills

-Functions & Features of Call Money Loan

-Concept: Economic Indicators & Economic Systems

-Significance of Economic Growth Quantification

-National Income Determination by the Expenditure Method

-Resource Mobilisation with Taxation

-Facets of Inclusive Growth

-Inclusive Growth in India: Challenges

-Fiscal policy in India: Targets

-Aims & Types of Taxation

-Deficit Financing in India

-Reforms for Money Market in India

-All the Indian Stock Exchanges

-What Affects Investment in India

-Unemployment Categories

Comparing OFS, IPO & FPO

-IPO – Types & Benefits

-Comparing Organised & Unorganised Money Market

-Commercial Bills in India

-How RBI uses T - Bills

-Understanding CD or, Certificate of Deposit

-Certificate of Deposit Characteristics

-Demerits of COD or, Certificate of Deposit

-Root Causes of Inflation in India

-Criteria for SSIs

-Facets of CMBs or, Cash Management Bills

-Hundi Account and Types

-Market Speculators

-Significance of Call Money Market in India

-Bond Yield Inversion, Soft-Landing and Reverse Currency Wars

-GDP and Real GDP

-Inter-Bank Term Money Market Interest Rates

-GDP Significance

-Combatting HyperInflation

-Blue Bond Concept

-Net National Product and Net Domestic Product

-Average National Income

-Gross National Happiness (GNH) Components

-Per Capita Income in Economic Analysis

-Real Income and Nominal Income Accounting

-Exploring Gross Value Added (GVA)

-Navigating the Economic Contraction Cycle

-National and Global Economic Slowdowns

-Recession Impacts

-Tackling Economic Depression

-Analyzing Economic Meltdown

-Analyzing Economic Stimulus Packages

-Closed Economy Aspects

-Closed Economy Behaviour

-Sustainable Economic Growth

-Export-Led Growth Strategy

-Gross Capital Formation Impacts

-Tenets of GFCF

-Understanding Growth-Led Exports

-HDI Calculation

-ICOR Effects on India's Economy

-ICOR Variables

-Promoting Inclusive Development

-Savings and Investment in Economic Growth

-Sustainable Development Outcomes

-Understanding Capital Receipts

-Sources of Capital Receipts

-Different Open Economy Concepts

-Public Finance Components

-Non-Tax Revenue Receipts

-Capital Expenditure for Government

-Growth of Revenue Expenditure

-Types of Fiscal Policy

-GST Revenue Collection

-Regulating Hyperinflation

-Non-Plan Expenditure of Government

-India's Plan Expenditure

-Scheme Expenditure Concept

-Economics Preparation for UPSC GS & Mains

-Developing vs Developed Nation Debate

-Understanding Non-Scheme Expenditure

-Total Planned Expenditure of India

-External Commercial Borrowings: An Overview

-Benefits of Direct Tax

-Significance of Indirect Tax

-General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) Implementation

-Functions of Laffer Curve

-APA in Financial Context

-FATCA Features

-Black Money in Indian Economy

-Eliminating Black Money

-Demonetization Advantages and Disadvantages

-Objectives of the Finance Commission

-Global Minimum Tax Rate Implications

-Horizontal Fiscal Imbalance in India

-Shadow Economy Structure

-Vertical Imbalance in India

-Vertical Imbalance Calculation

-Issues Facing the Indian Economy

-Impact of Capital Deficit

-Analyzing India's Revenue Deficit

-Budget Deficit Features

-Current Budget Deficit Analysis

-Large Fiscal Deficits

-Calculating the IIP Index in India

-TRIPS and India

-Value-Added Tax (VAT) Analysis

-Calculating VAT

-Important Things about VAT

-India's Shadow Economy

-Features of Food Processing Industry in India

-Role of the FRBM Act

-Tax Expenditure Elements

-Significance of Scheduled Banks

-Tax to GDP Ratio Concept

-MSP and Marginal Farmers

-Sovereign Green Bonds for Sustainable Growth

-Indian Money Market Overview

-Examples of Stagflation

-Tenets of Supply-Side Economics

-Non-Scheduled Banks Overview

-Double Dip Recession Features

-Working of Commercial Banks

-Cooperative Banks Features

-Functions and Advantages of Cooperative Banks

-Merits and Demerits of Liberalisation in India

-Long-Term Capital Gains Tax (LCGT) in India

-Impact of Liberalisation on Indian Companies

-Currency Manipulation in World Trade

-Labor-Intensive Exports in India

-Industrial Growth Rate Lagging Behind GDP Post-Reforms in India

-Gender Budgeting in the Indian Context

-Nationalized Banks Functions

-Role of Public Sector Banks

-Operations in the Public Banks

-PURA and RURBAN Mission in India

-Regulation of Foreign Banks

-Advantages and Disadvantages of Foreign Banks

-ECL provisioning for NBFCs

-India’s Green Energy Corridor

-Protectionism & Macro-Economic Stability in India

-Bear & Bull Market Concept

-Labour Productivity for Economic Growth in India

-Issues Plaguing the Success of SEZs in India

-FDI in the Defence Sector

-Pros and Cons of Shadow Economy

-FATCA in India

-Impact of Stock Market on the Economy

-NSFR or, Net Stable Funding Ration in India

-IFCs Rules

-MFI on the NSE

-AFCs Model

-Loan Companies and RBI Guidelines

-Banking and NBFC Relationship

-Bank-NBFC Mergers

-TBS Syndrome

-SARFAESI Act Provisions

-Efficient Debt Resolution with DRT

-SDRs or, Special Drawing Rights

-SDRs Features and Limitations

-Bank Rate as a Penal Rate

-Impact of RBI's Repo Rate

-Impact of Increasing Reverse Repo Rate

-Base Rate in Banking

-SDF or, Standing Deposit Facility

-RBI's Bank Rate

-Repo Rate for Monetary Policy

-Understanding Reverse Repo Rate

-Reverse Repo Rate Aspects

-Empowerment with Microfinance

-Regulations and Allotment of OFS

-Types of Private Placement

-Raising Capital through Rights Issue

-Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) in India

-QIP Procedure

-Determining Repo Rate

-Arbitrage and Hedging

-Aspects of Arbitrage

-Understanding Micro and Macro Economics

-Futures Exchange

-Finance Commission Members & Recommendations

-Importance of the Finance Commission of India

-Recommendations of the 15th Finance Commission

-Definition of Micro Economics

-Difference between Economic Growth and Economic Development

-Concept of GDP

-Functions of the World Bank

-World Bank Poverty Line

-How to Remove Poverty in India

-Calculation of GDP

-Concept of Deflation

-Functions and Composition of NITI Aayog

-MAHATMA GANDHI NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE SCHEME (MGNREGS)

-Classification of Government Expenditure

-Concept of Revenue Expenditure

-Types of Indirect Tax

-Effects of Taxation on People

-Causes of Poverty in India

-Revenue Expenditure and its Advantages

-Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana

-GAAR or, General Anti-Avoidance Rule

-POEM - Place of Effective Management

-Government Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) and its Significance in the Budget

-GNP Deflator

-GFCF or, Gross Fixed Capital Formation

-Keynesian Economics

-Export-Led Growth

-Crowding-Out Effect

-Need for Inclusive Growth

-Significance of Agriculture in the Indian Economy

-Macroeconomic Indicators in an Economy

-Determinants of National Income

-Features of Direct Tax in India

-Demerits of Direct Tax

-Economic Meltdown

-Concept of Demonetisation

-Indirect Tax Structure

-Fiscal Policy in India

-Impacts of Black Money

-Objectives of Public Finance

-Finance Commission Act

-Merits and Demerits of Revenue Deficit

-Concept of a Budget Deficit

-How to Reduce Budget Deficit

-Difference Between GST and VAT

-Characteristics of the FRBM Act

-Sources of Direct Tax in India

-Sources of Indirect Tax in India

-Features of National Income

-Difficulties in the Measurement of National Income

-Tax Exemption and Tax Evasion

-History of Cooperative Banking in India

-Land Development Banks (LDBs) or Cooperative Agricultural and Rural Development Banks (CARDBs)

-Criticism of Human Development Index (HDI)

-How Commercial Banking Works

-Effect of Vertical Fiscal Imbalance (VFI) on GDP

-Contribution of the Banking System to Economic Growth

-Obstacles for Land Reforms in India

-Revenue Receipts of the Government

-Compare Capital Budget and Revenue Budget

-Barriers for Infrastructural Development

-Concession Agreement for Public-Private Partnership Model

-Rules and Procedures for NBFCs in India

-Features of Microfinance in India

-Compare JLGs and SHGs

-Difference Between Traditional Banking and Microfinance Institutions

-NBFCs Classification in India

-Implementing the Globe Proposals in India

-Classification of NPA or, Non-Performing Assets

-Government Measures to Tackle the NPA or, TBS Issue

-Primary Operations of the SEBI

-Advantages of CRR or, the Cash Reserve Ratio

-Impact of Increase or, Decrease in CRR

-Requirement for CRR

-Procedures, Merits and Demerits of Shadow Banking

-Components and Conditions of LCR or, the Liquidity Coverage Ratio

-SDF to Absorb Excess Liquidity

-Tenets of MSF or, the Marginal Standing Facility Rate

-Comparing Bank Rate, MSF and Repo Rate

-Features and Calculation of Base Rate

-Impact of the Repo Rate on the Banking System

-Impact of the Reverse Repo Rate on the Banking System

-Features of Monetary Transmission Mechanism

-Determination of MCLR

-Merits and Demerits of EBLR

-Functioning of Open Market Operations

-Tenets and Concept of Operation Twist

-Benefits of RBI’s Operation Twist

-Tenets and Goals of Microfinance in India

-Operations and Criteria for SFBs

-Hurdles in Financial Inclusion in India

-Beneficiaries of Priority Sector Lending Certificates

-Necessary Reforms in BC Banking Model

-PMJDY: Advantages and Logistics

-Financial Markets: Importance in the Indian Economy

-Some Other Financial Markets in India

-Understanding the Call Money Market in India

-Instruments in the Capital Markets in India

-Functions and Benefits of the Capital Market

-Functions and Benefits of the Capital Market

-Distinguishing CMBs, T-Bills and Ways & Means Bills

-Understanding Hundis

-MPC Instruments

-Elements of Production

-Inclusions in Domestic & Private Income

-Income Method to Compute National Income

-Resource Mobilization with Capital Markets

-Reasons for Inequality in India

-Programmes of Balanced Regional Growth

-Income Receipts – Features & Components

-Primary Goals of Taxation

-Reforms within Primary Market in India

-PPP Models

-Unemployment in India – Reasons

-Pricing the IPO

-Overview - Organised and unorganised Money

-Understanding SDRs or, Special Drawing Rights

-Commercial Bills – Merits & Demerits

-C-Bills & Commercial Papers

-Facets of Commercial Paper

-Asset-backed Commercial Papers

-CBLO - Overview

-Inflation Control Procedures

-Key Features of CBLO

-SSI Units Issues

-CMBs & T-Bills

-Hundi Payment System

-Who are Hedgers

-Understanding Call Money Market

-Overview of Call Money Market in India

-The Call/Notice Money Market Operations by RBI

-Why Keep Forex Reserves

-Inter-Bank Term Money Market

-GDP Calculation Approaches

-GDP Measures

-Understanding GNP

-SIDBI Functions & Schemes

-Inclusions in NNP

-National Income at Factor Cost

-Gross National Happiness Formula

-GNH and Economic Development

-Real and Nominal National Income Analysis

-Difference between Real and Nominal National Income

-Comparing Gross Value Added (GVA) and GDP

-Comparing Economic Contraction and Deflation

-Examining the Economic Slowdown in India

-Economic Depression Features

-Understanding Economic Stimulus

-Federal Economic Stimulus

-Economic Stimulus Programs

-Economic Development Indicators

-Economic Growth and Development

-Export-Led Growth Features

-Gross Capital Formation Components

-Role of GCF in Economic Growth

-Forecasting GFCF

-Features of Growth-Led Exports

-Benefits of HDI

-Significance of ICOR

-Inclusive Development Dimensions

-Relevance of Keynesian Economics

-Personal Saving and Portfolio Investment

-Objectives of Sustainable Development

-Features of Capital Receipts

-Characteristics of an Open Economy

-Public Finance Principle

-Importance of Public Finance

-Revenue Receipts & Revenue Expenditure

-Key Features of Revenue Expenditure

-Fiscal Policy FAQs

-PDS or, the Public Distribution System in India

-GDP vs NNP in India

-Features of Non-Plan Expenditure

-Agricultural Subsidy in India

-PDS in India Overview

-Demonetisation in India - A Tale of Merits and Demerits

-GST Features

-Non-Scheme Expenditure Limits and Value

-Scheme Expenditure Reports and Statements

-Enhancing Financial Accountability

-Banks Board Bureau (BBB) in India

-Role of Indirect Tax

-General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) in India

-APA or, Advance Pricing Agreement

-FATCA Obligations

-POEM or, Place of Effective Management

-Black Money Act

-Composition of Finance Commission

-Global Minimum Effective Tax Rate Aspects

-Google Tax for MNCs

-Google Tax Structure

-Shadow Economy in India

-Effects of Shadow Economy

-Calculating India's Poverty Line

-Capital Deficit and Fiscal Deficit

-Fiscal Deficit Features

-Government Bonds in India

-Crowding Out in Fiscal Policy

-Crowding Out Effect of Fiscal Policy

-Comparing Fiscal and Primary Deficit

-Primary Deficit in a Government Budget

-IIP Index in India

-Effects of Demonetisation in India

-Significance of VAT

-Public Disytribution System (PDS) in India

-PDS Challenges in India

-Fiscal Responsibility and Reforms

-Liberalisation in India: Overview

-A Comprehensive Analysis of a V-Shaped Recovery

-Different Types of Scheduled Banks

-Tax to GDP Ratio Impact

-GST Merits

-Facets of Tax Expenditure in India

-Debt Financing in India

-Concept of Demand-Side Economics

-Capital Budget versus Revenue Budget

-Steps to Control Inflation in India

-Understanding K-Shaped Recovery in the Economy

-Functions and Characteristics of Commercial Banks

-Tax GDP Ratio Fluctuations

-RBI and the Repo Rate

-Low Industrial Growth in India in the Post-Reform Period

-Reasons for FRBM Act, 2013 in India

-Difference between the NITI Aayog and Planning Commission

-Role of Savings Rate in India's Potential Growth

-Capital-Intensive Exports in India

-Globalization has Reduced Employment in the Formal Sector of the Indian Economy

-Role of Nationalized Banks

-Indian Private Banks

-Private Banks Overview

-Relevance of Smart Cities in Urban Development in India

-Criteria of NBFCs

-Economic Growth Leads to Jobless Growth in India

-Measures for More Labour-Intensive Exports

-Management of GST Compensation Fund

-Stock Market Contribution to Indian Economy

-Understanding integrated farming system in India

-Tax Expenditure Policies in India

-Shadow Economy in India Context

-CRAR or, Capital to Risk (Weighted) Assets Ratio in India

-NPAs in the Indian Context

-IFC Performance Indicators

-Money Flow Index (MFI) and its Strategies

-Evaluating Money Flow Index

-Loan Companies Types

-Evaluating Loan Companies

-NBFCs Roles

-Analysing NPAs

-Factors of TBS

-SARFAESI Act Aspects

-DRT Jurisdiction and Processes

-DRTs Roles

-Bank Rate and Monetary Policy

-Impact of Repo Rate

-Managing Liquidity Management with CRR

-Impact of Base Rate on Banks

-SDF Characteristics

-Role of Repo Rate

-IPO and FPO

-IPO Financing

-IPO Investment, Premium and Benefits

-Financial Inclusion with Microfinance Institutions

-Offer for Sale Method

-Rights Issue

-Relevance of QIP

-Implications of QIP

-Aspects of Speculation

-ICRR or, Incremental Cash Reserve Ratio in India

-Hedging Types and Strategies

-Hedging

-Debt-to-GDP Ratio

-Futures Derivatives and Short Selling