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Who is called France’s Mother Teresa?

Sister Emmanuelle is considered as Mother Teresa of France Because of her immense devotion to poor. She born in Belgium and devoted her life to the poor and unfortunates. She died in North Africa on October 20, 2008 at 99.

Demand Liabilities and Time Liabilities

Banks have various kinds of liabilities that can be broadly categorized into two main types – demand liabilities and time liabilities. Demand Liabilities Demand liabilities refer to those liabilities which are payable by the bank on demand, without any prior ..

REER Model

There is difference between the exchange rate of a currency and the real value of a currency. A Nominal Effective Exchange Rate (NEER) is weighted with the inverse of the asymptotic trade weights. A Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER) adjusts ..

Which are Ultra Mega Power Projects (UMPPs) located in Indian States?

These projects are based on the vision “Power for All” by the end of The Eleventh Five Year Plan. The UMPPs each with the capacity of 4000 MW or above are being developed.The Ministry of Power with the Central Electricity ..

What is FASAL in Agriculture?

In 1988, Government of India started a project “Crop Acreage and Production Estimation (CAPE)” to collect the statistics of Agricultural Output. But to forecast of Crops at sowing stage requires weather data and information of economic factors. So “Forecasting Agricultural ..

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Alpha Factor in Financial Markets

Alpha Factor is the concept which basically measures the inherent volatility of a particular share. For example, a share which has an Alpha Factor for example 1.5 is slated to rise in price by 50% in a year on its ..