Economics

0.0 00 INTRODUCTION: To put it simply, Inflation is a long term rise in the prices of goods and services by the devaluation of the currency. Inflation problems arise when we experience unexpected inflation which is not adequately matched by a rise in people’s income. If incomes do not increase …

4.4 05 MARKET: A set up where two or more parties engage in an exchange of goods, services and the information is called a market. Ideally, a market is a place where two or more parties are involved in buying and selling. The two parties involved in a transaction are …

3.5 04 INTRODUCTION: A Central Bank, Reserve Bank or Monetary Authority is an institution that manages a State’s Currency, money supply, and interest rates. Central banks also usually oversee the commercial banking system of their country. In contrast to a commercial bank, a central bank possesses a monopoly on increasing …

3.5 04 INTRODUCTION: In the modern world, every go government aims at maximizing the welfare of its country. It requires a number of infrastructural, economics and welfare activities. All these activities require huge expenditure to be incurred. This requires appropriate planning and policy of the solution to all these problems …

0.0 00 INTRODUCTION: Microfinance is a very popular term in today’s financial market scenario. As the name suggests, it refers to Micro-Credit or Micro-Loan. It refers to banking or financial service that is offered by banks or other financial institutions to individuals who belong to low income or underprivileged sections …

3.3 06 INTRODUCTION There are various countries in the world which are going cashless. They use non-cash payment for day-to-day consumption and expenditure. The awareness about the non-cash method and cashless societies are introduced here. There are various reasons in which the country is to be digitalized. It has become …