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Role of Financial Institutions in Economic Recovery
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Recoveries from recessions associated with financial crises are found to be slower relative to a typical recovery. In this context, let us discuss the role of financial institutions and also on national authorities and international bodies to the path of economic recovery.
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High Industrial growth numbers
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Stable
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Kanti Mohan Pandit
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"Doing good, but challenges"
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India has turned vibrant from 2003 only and will maintain its vibrancy till 2017 at least as per the ‘Business Power Metrics’ of India. But in between the country is likely to face temporary financial difficulty as happened in this year of...
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Deepak Agrawal
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"Stable"
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Thanx to last quarter result with excellent growth in Industrial manufacturing segment to achieve 7.9% GDP growth rate. However I still feel India's growth trajectory will be not very high at least till this fiscal year. Next quarter result is...
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R.K.MALHOTRA
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"High Industrial growth numbers"
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I totally agree with you. Indian economy will grow though we get effected by west but our own system and Industrial grouth will defintely ake shape. In 2010 some months might be difficult , still our economy will grow with good pace.
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Ideate: "How do you rate Indian economy now?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Prasad PN
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Exports are doing badly. Cost of Indian production is not competitive globally other than ITES, due to high cost of funds. To get into global competition funds to our industry has to be at international rates. The artificial doctoring of dollar...
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PRASAD DIWAN
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"Yes"
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Gradual Changes will have desired effect. The monetary measures coupled with reamady to supply side constraints should be persued.
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Sunny Sabharwal
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Lately the debate of what RBI's goal is - whether it is growth or stability of prices - has caught attention of the financial market. Growth is the strategic long term goal of every economy, but stability of prices is thought to be primary...
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Debate: "Is the time right for RBI to raise interest rates and the government to roll back its stimulus measures?" deleted from your view.
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A resistant to Crude price
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challenging
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Padmanabhan R
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"challenging"
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The soaring food prices are the reason for the monetary tightening and there is worry about the inflation contagion. It can adversely affect the recovery process and coupled with Dubai crisis can give serious results if not dealt with due care....
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Mathew Cherian
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"Dichtomy"
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I would like to say that RBI is in a dichtomy. If they adopt some contractionary mesures then that can nuetrelise the stimulus underway. It can also drive up prices. For a long run view our priorities must be expansion of the economy to maintain...
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Ideate: "RBI is going to tighten its the monetary policy. What could be its impact?" 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?"
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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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George Karimalil
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"Fiscal policy of the government"
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You have conveniently failed to mention how India has successfully managed the global recession impact. In fact top financial institutions like the World Bank have showered praises on India for its matured and far-sighted economy management....
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Wolfgang Shih
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"Fiscal policy of the government"
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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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The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 7.9 % during July-September 2009 compared to first quarter of only 6.1 % where the Overall, industrial output was boosted by strong growth in mining (9.5 per cen...
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Rajyalakshmi K
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Yes, in my view, growth has returned riding on the back of natural gas and revived industrial investments. Three factors have contributed to the growth in output - the stimulus packages instituted between November 2008 and March 2009, natural gas...
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Answer: "The natural Gas and the Industrial investments has shown a return in growth in GDP for the quarter, how will be my returns..." deleted from your view.
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Sir/Madam i want to know from which website i can download free study matter for MBA first year and also papers which i can study. also reference sites with study matter. Thanks
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Inderpal Singh
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Obviously you need to attend a B school. However, if you just need material, it is available at quickmba.com
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Amid the raging debate over the timing of withdrawal of the stimulus packages, industry body FICCI on Tuesday asked the government not to roll those back in the Budget 2010-11 as the economic recovery is at a nascent stage. In a pre-Budget meeting with Revenue Secretary P V Bhide, a FICCI delegation also asked for more fiscal sops in the Budget to spur economic growth. It specifically sought more tax concessions on housing loans, fiscal incentives for affordable housing, minimising cascading effect of the dividend distribution tax and applying peak rate of personal income tax to Rs 10 lakh a year. A chamber delegation, led by president Harsh Pati Singhania, also suggested that the RBI shoul...
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Esha Johar
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I don't think Govt should withdraw now.The greatest challenge now for the government is getting inflation under control, spreading the benefits of growth more equitably and complete investment projects which are essential for long term development...
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Padmanabhan R
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Due care should be taken not to affect the recovery process. I think this should be done in a phased manner. we need to consider climbing fiscal deficit and threatening inflation.
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Trends: "FICCI asks Govt. not to withdraw its stimulus until strong recovery." deleted from your view.
Answer: "what is the scope of ms(finance) n cfa from icfai" deleted from your view.
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The International Monetary Fund declared it was shifting from rescue efforts to helping put the world economy back on stable ground after more than a year of global economic turmoil. Outlining its work plan for the next six months, the IMF said it would help countries devise strategies to withdraw the excess liquidity they poured into their economies to stabilize the financial system and avoid a global depression. IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn called the IMF work plan 'ambitious but achievable' and also noted this was the opportunity for the fund to deliver on its expanded global role and show it can be relevant. 'We must take care not to lose the momentum,' said Strauss-Kahn...
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shashank mishra
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it is slower in spite of strong fundamentals it should be slow also. you can't expect quick recovery. as higher investment would result in higher inflation. In fact I think RBI govt. has handled the situation very well. It had a check on...
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ROMESH CHANDER
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A sick person, a sick unit and a sick ecconoy can not bear sudden shocks on either side of the divide. We are lucky that we did not suffer much. Do you remember the suicides committed by the farmers....
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Ekta Dutta
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In my view, the recovery procedure are not what was expected. The biggest challenges before India right now are to ensure "monetary and fiscal stimuli work, returning to fiscal consolidation, supporting drivers of growth and managing policy in a...
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Debate: "Do you think inspite of all recovery procedures, is the recovery from crisis slower?" deleted from your view.
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Recovery of its due has been a hectic exercise for the Banks in the absence of a special legislation. ‘Non-performing Assets’ were growing and a need was felt to reduce the ‘Non-performing Assets’ of the Banks drastically. As the recovery through Courts was a difficult exercise for the Banks, initially, a special legislation called ‘The Recovery of Debts due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993’ was enacted creating a Special Tribunal called ‘Debt Recovery Tribunal’. Under the Act, the Banks are entitled to approach the Tribunal by filing an ‘Original Application’ which is similar to filing a suit in Civil Court proceedings. However, unlike the ‘Civil Court’ which is supposed to follow the ‘Civil Procedure Code’, a special and simple procedure has been prescribed under ‘The Recovery of Debts due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993’. At the end of adjudication, the Tribunal is supposed to grant a certificate called ‘Recovery Certificate’ infavour of the Bank...
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