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While regulators, standard setters and law makers sit together to rollout the road map for implementation of international Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in India, a wide selection of the industry is already debating the impact and the implementation challenges of transitioning into IFRS.A...
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During the last more than half a decade the Indian economy has been found in a rapidly moving growth trajectory with GDP growth mounting to more than 8% recently. Economic growth in general and that in the developing countries in particular, is supposedly a function of growing investment....
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In view of the growing internationalisation and liberalisation of the Indian economy, the corporate environment of the country has been passing through intense competition especially in the last two decades paving the way to survival of the fittest. In such a crucial juncture, even giants in the...
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Operating performance of a firm is dependent on many factors of which foreign investment today is considered a highly crucial one. This is more so in a developing open economy like India where domestic capital base for targeted growth is relatively weak. Evidences of relationship between foreign...
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Mergers and acquisitions in the recent times have emerged as the top strategic moves of companies world over in the face of globalization. Not only survival and growth, such strategies have now been the preferred options even for establishing and/or expanding international presence of the...
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Entrepreneurs are often seen confronted with problems of profit calculation especially due to the complexities involved in cost computation. The gravity of the problem is seen to be huge in case of the small family businesses in a developing country like India. Since arriving at pure economic...
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It is widely believed that the Indian economy has grown by leaps and bounds during the last twenty years of reforms. Many also believe that the post reform growth has been much faster than that of the pre-reform period. The present paper makes an investigation into the reality. Considering the...
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Inclusive growth has been a major focus of the Government of India in the recent days towards achieving harmonious development of the country. A major initiative in this direction has been taken by the government of India in collaboration with the country's Reserve Bank emphasising on financial...
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Since independence, Indian banking system has been playing an extremely important role in the country's economic growth. Like in other parts of world, banking sector of India has been catalytic in stirring the economic and social life of Indians. Going beyond the store house function the Indian...
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Foreign investment in India, like in many other countries in the world, is viewed as a major growth stimulator and has been more so believed after the massive trade liberalization policies initiated in the nineties. India still being a capital deficient country would have been conceivably a big...
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