Economy
Electoral Bonds: Meaning, Functions, Issues and Analysis
Scheme of Electoral bonds was first released in Budget-2017 to reform political funding. On January 2, 2018, the central government has outlined the contours of this scheme. Electoral Bonds: Salient Features Electoral Bonds are like promissory notes (not themselves are ..
Tags: Bond • Central bank • Economy • Electoral reform in India • Political finance
Industrial Goods vs Consumer Goods
Goods may be classified as consumer goods or industrial goods, depending on their intended use and target market. Consumer goods are products meant for final consumption by the ultimate consumer, while industrial goods are meant to be used in the ..
Month: Current Affairs - August, 2013
Bear Trap
In the world of stock markets, investors are constantly searching for signals that can help them make informed decisions. However, sometimes the markets can play tricks on even the most astute investors. One such deceptive signal is known as a ..
Tags: Bear Market Reversal • Bull Trap • Economy • Finance • Investment
Basis Point
In the realm of banking and finance, the term “basis point” holds significant importance. It refers to a unit of measurement used to express small changes in interest rates and monetary policy rates. Specifically, a basis point represents one hundredth ..
Tags: Banking and finance • Basis points • Central banks • Economy • Interest Rates
Product versus Goods
In the business world, the terms “product” and “goods” are often used interchangeably, but they have distinct meanings. Understanding the difference between the two is crucial for companies and consumers alike. What are goods? Goods are tangible items that are ..
Administered Prices: Meaning and How They Work?
An administered price is a price that is determined by policy makers, rather than by the forces of supply and demand in the market. These prices can be set by various authorities, including the government or regulatory agencies, and can ..
Tags: Administered Prices • Economy
