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Barriers in adoption of FinTech by street vendors and hawkers in India using interpretive structural modeling

Bakhshi, Priti; Agrawal, Reena; Mendon, Suhan; Frank, Daniel - In: Verslas : teorija ir praktika : Vilniaus Gedimino … 25 (2024) 1, pp. 231-240

hawkers in India. This study aims to identify and analyse the barriers to fintech adoption using interpretive structural … street vendors and hawkers in India and offers insights into how these barriers can be overcomed. The study contributes to … financial inclusion in India. …

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Financial inclusion of the marginalised : street vendors in the urban economy

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Periodic markets and rural development in India

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Seasonality in National Stock Exchange Indices and Pharmaceutical Industry

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Seasonality is a repeatable tendency of a financial instrument to move in relation to a particular influencing factor. That factor could be the time of year, the year of a decade, changes in interest rates, inflation, energy prices, etc. We focus on stock price action and seasonal cycles derived...

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Price Dispersion in Mortgage Markets

Allen, Jason - 2013

Using transaction-level data on Canadian mortgage contracts we document an increase in the average discount negotiated off the posted price and in rate dispersion. Our aim is to identify the beneficiaries of discounting and to test whether dispersion is caused by price discrimination. The...

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Competition in Indian Banking Sector : An Empirical Analysis of Indian Loan Market

Ansari, Jugnu - 2013

This study endeavours at measuring bank competition in Indian loan market using a new competitiveness index, the Augmented Relative Profit Difference (ARPD), which quantifies the impact of marginal costs on performance, measured in terms of market shares. This study yields two major insights....

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Predicting Market Price of Soybean in Major India Studies Through ARIMA Model

Darekar, Ashwini - 2017

human beings and livestock including pieces. The production and demand for soybean have been many traits increased in India … study was undertaken by collecting monthly prices of soybean in major soybean states of India for a period of 11 years … during the last year. INR may recover for the coming kharif season. Since India is the largest importer of edible oils, there …

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Market Structure of Commercial Banks in India : An Analytical & Empirical Analysis

Sharma, Manoj Kumar - 2016

This paper analyses the market structure of Indian banking, with particular reference to market concentration. The most widely used measure of market concentration, the concentration ratio. While useful as a starting point, the concentration ratio has important limitations as a measure of market...

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Corruption in India : Bridging Research Evidence and Policy Options

Sukhtankar, Sandip - 2015

Corruption has become an increasingly salient issue in India today, spawning both enormous interest from the media as … bridge this gap, directly addressing the particular challenges that corruption in India poses. Academic evidence supports the …

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Measuring Competition in the Financial Sector : Analysis of the Indian Mutual Fund Scenario

Latha, Suma - 2010

This study has made an attempt to measure competition in the Indian mutual fund industry. The preliminary observation shows that there occurred a drastic change in the industry after the liberalization. The entry of a large number of private and foreign mutual funds, (joint ventures both...

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