GDP is the annual value of goods and services produced. It is felt that GDP as a measure of economic growth has several shortcomings. For one, GDP does...
The market cap-to-GDP ratio is primarily used to determine if the market as a whole is over or undervalued. It basically represents the percentage of GDP which represents...
As per recent Ease Of Doing Business report by NITI Aayog and the IDFC Institute(based on an enterprise survey carried out in 2016) enterprises in the manufacturing sector...
The disinvestment policy of India introduced in July 1991 named as the New Economic Policy had the following objectives in mind: To reduce burden of development from the...
Offshore Derivative Instruments ODIs are vehicles of investment used by overseas investors to get exposure to Indian equities and other equity derivatives. These investors do not get registered...
India is a nation of great diversity. Regionalism is one prominent aspect of this diversity, which not only extends to cultural & linguistic preferences but also to economic...
The Irons and steel industry of India can be divided into three categories of players’ viz. Main producers, major producers and secondary producers. SAIL, RINL, TISCO etc. are...
The silicon wafer manufacturing industry produces goods like chips and microchips which are used in electronic devices. These products are then used in making integrated circuits due to...
In India, around 70% of all the domestic savings is generated by the households. Ironically, most of these savings are locked in unproductive physical assets such as gold, real estate...
There is a definite positive outlook of the capital market. The reasons which justify it are- Establishment of SEBI- SEBI which got a legal status in 1992 is...
