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Credit crisis impact on countries
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Asian crisis, Asia crisis, currency crisis, financial crisis, debt crisis, economic crisis, country risk
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The non payment of loan and other line of credit has created a impact on various countried due to which each and every country is gettign affected. Here we will look what impact did credit crisis have on countries and how to overcome those.
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Kaushal
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Decoupling of Economy and having a truly independent country is a dream come true for Asia but it wont happen ever. We are in the era where business requires expansion beyond boundries and we cant say that Asia will shine unless there is a...
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SR Sham Sunder
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Yes. This is the assessment I was expecting. Now a word of advice to Indian investors. If you want to invest, select your scrip and invest on your own. Dont wait for FIIs to take the lead and then follow. If your apprisal is sound, you...
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veguru vijayakumar babu
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Yes, US crisis will enable Asia to gain. China and India in particular are poised to make a big leap in setting direction for world economy in the near future. Globalisation has indeed fetched lot of benefits to our industry. Our Indian companies...
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Ganesh Ramaswamy
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Yes, after the great depression which shook the world in 1929, this in 2008/09 is would last longer and more damages would be done by the recession., - The recession can be witnessed when there are fall in the purcahse of any type of goods -...
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We now need an investment mela now - inviting Janardhan Poojary!
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will not affect indians
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ASOKE KUSARI
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"If not collapse, India should take a lesson"
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Whether we want or not, USA economy is a big economy and its (sudden ?) fall may affect all the economies of the globe including India. In some cases it may happen in a big way and for some, the impact may be negligible. Further, it is now...
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RAVI SHANKAR
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I agree with Mr. Ajay Zaz, We Indians have still a good thing that we are very much conservative with our earnings and our expenses. Because Indians are savings at least 30 - 35 % of their total earnings and this is the backbone of the Indian...
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hemchand jaichandran
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"We now need an investment mela now - inviting Janardhan Poojary!"
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I agree. It is wrong to state that Indian Banks too have been careless in lending. PSBs with their trained restraint have avoided impulsive lending. The results can be seen even during this period of recession. With whole hearted support from the...
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