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Vinoy Scaria James
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| 3 months ago
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Dear William Sir. Iam sorry if you are hurt by tenor of the statements of me and my colleagues especially on this side of the debate. However do permit me to hold steadfast to the views expressed in this debate by and large. I feel the problem...
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Prakash Khairnar
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| 2 years ago
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Well, though Russia is more trustworthy to us than USA, but still we cannot deny the friendship of USA. We shouldn't forget, USA is fighting against all the terrorist groups which are a danger for India. Just because it is supplying ammunitions to...
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Vinoy Scaria James
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"No"
| 6 months ago
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Strictly speaking it a NO. But again it must be said that no country has permanent friend or foe. In the dynamic of today's political dynamics it is a resounding YES. True Americans are not as close to us as Russians are. But that is the culture...
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Debate: "Do u think USA would be trust-worthy ally for India like USSR?" deleted from your view.
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Vireshwar Chaturvedi
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| 2 years ago
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Yes your quite righly so but my view is little bit diffrent from U becose of that we don't forget that behind this recovery there is a big stimulus which played a key role .... also remember that our inflation rate is going upwards day by day...
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Prakash Khairnar
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| 2 years ago
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Paying advance tax doesn't mean economic recovery in India will be stable.Tax was being paid even before the recession period. Our corporates were having good hold in the market at that time also. Still were we able to protect India from being...
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Esha Johar
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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I think yes. The market is recovering from the last year's economic downturn and these cases are of of the reasons. Because of early and huge amount of Tax payments by MNCs, market is gaining its strength very fast and indeed, if this advance...
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Debate: "Does the advance tax data show that economic recovery will be stable?" deleted from your view.
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MANI SUNDARAM
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| 2 years ago
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MBAs with min 5 years experience in a senior position can be recognised by an appropriate apex organisation.(SAY AMIA). The stratification is required as there are many institutions awarding MBAs.
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Prakash Khairnar
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| 2 years ago
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MBA teaches how to manage an organsation. This may be a requirement in every sector. Whereas Charter accountants are specifically decined for accounting jobs. Giving a recognition to CAs will let them an identification in which field they are working...
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Resmi Maxim
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| 2 years ago
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Unlike CA or CS who have specialized knowledge in one subject, MBA have broad knowledge on almost every aspects of business and are therefore capable of administering business. Not every MBA graduate is adequately skilled. Some pursue the degree...
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Debate: "Should MBA also be recognized as one body, similar to CA's (ICAI) & CS's (ICSI)? Will that move give MBA's value like CA & CS" deleted from your view.
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India has around 403 million mobile users of whom, about 46% , or 187 million , don't even have bank accounts. People can do without bank accounts but not mobile phones. Nearly 400 million Indians have bank accounts. That’s less than 40% of the country’s population. About 40% Indians have check-in accounts. 51 out of every 100 Indians had bank accounts in 1993. This has marginally gone up to 54 in 2007. 59% of adult population in India has bank accounts and that there is a large gap between the coverage of banking services in urban and rural pockets. In rural India, the coverage among the adult population is 39% against 60% in urban India. This, of course, doesn’t necessarily mean that 60 o...
Insight: "Financial inclusion in India : Some Key Statistics" deleted from your view.
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Prakash Khairnar
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| 2 years ago
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I agree with this report. Mutual fund's growing demand is not surprising. They indeed are far better than Mutual funds and can very easily make us rich. Mutual fund investors have the option of either making lump sum investments or investing...
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Debate: "Urban India choses ULIPs: Do you agree?" deleted from your view.
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Shridhar Chandru
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| 1 year ago
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Mr omkar you are right, FBT was manageable but perk tax definitely burdens employees.
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Prakash Khairnar
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| 2 years ago
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In my opinion the basic difference between the FBT system and the current one is that taxes were earlier being picked by employers and now employees are picking up the tab, as the taxation of perquisites will be collected as tax deducted at source...
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RAMANATHA PRABHU N
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| 2 years ago
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The position of the law before the introduction of the FBT will be restored, that is the expectation of the FM subject to proposed changes, if any, hereafter in line with income tax 14th amendment Rule.
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Debate: "Should perks tax rules replace FBT?" deleted from your view.
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Prakash Khairnar
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| 2 years ago
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Both are currencies. INR is Indian national Rupee, our currency. Dollar is used in many countries. Normally, when we say Dollar, we mean USD(U.S.Dollar). It is used for international business transactions. 1 USD= Rs. 49(Approx.)
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Answer: "why there is a difference between INR and Dollar?" deleted from your view.
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Fiscal policy of the government
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Try to stimulate the economy through spending
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pruthviraja pande
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"Nothing much just bring back Swiss Bank Deposits?"
| 2 years ago
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We read in media many times recently there are deposits maintained by the indian politicians in the Swiss Bank amounting to something like Rs. 70,00,000 Crores?? i.e. Seventy lakh Crores, which i think make us the most potential country in the...
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Prakash Khairnar
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Like many countries that have relied on monetary and fiscal relief policies to ride out the financial crisis, India knows it will one day have to wind down its stimulus measures or face a steep inflationary spiral that could derail economic growth...
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Wolfgang Shih
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"Fiscal policy of the government"
| 2 years ago
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I have heard many arguments pro and contra the Keynesian approach. Initially it always appears to work. However, you have to monitor the outcome over a longer time periode to make a final judgement. If you take Japan for instance where the...
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Ideate: "What role does the Government play in economic recovery?" deleted from your view.
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sanjeeb tamuli
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| 2 years ago
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it is just the politics that made Mr. Monmohan Singh say like that...as a economist of his level knows it very well that any country nor currency is not stable in power..the more powerfull or coercive a country is the more powerfull its'...
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Prakash Khairnar
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| 2 years ago
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I agree with this statement. There is no currency in the whole world which is so reputed and powerful as Dollar. It is used as medium of International business transactions. We cannot imagine business transaction terms without the use of Dollar....
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Debate: "No replacement for US dollar- Do you agree with this statement?" deleted from your view.
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Manish N Chugh
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| 2 years ago
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Seeing the global recovery in the emerging and the developed markets, mainly the drastic recovery in the domestic market.. i personally feel the Indian economy has great potential to grow at most competative rate when compared to other markets....
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Esha Johar
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| 2 years ago
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Globally, index and stock derivative volumes are dominated by options contracts, unlike India, they are not dictated by index and stock derivative volumes but by futures contracts. Due to the economic developments in recent times, investors don't...
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Debate: "Will the sustained rise in market indices encourage retail investors to come back?" deleted from your view.
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