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Main Causes of Inflation – UPSC Economy Notes
Inflation, the persistent rise in the general level of prices over time, remains a persistent economic phenomenon with far-reaching consequences
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Measures of Inflation – UPSC Economy Notes
Measures of inflation are critical tools in assessing the state of an economy, influencing monetary policy decisions, and guiding
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Inflation – Concepts, Facts, and Policy – UPSC Economy Notes
Inflation refers to a persistent increase in the average price of goods and services. While moderate price rises can indicate economic growth
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Fintech in India: Promise, Progress, Innovation, and Regulation – UPSC Economy Notes
Fintech, short for financial technology, refers to technologically enabled financial innovations. It represents an emerging industry
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Dabba Trading – UPSC Economy Notes
Dabba trading is an informal trading practice occurring outside stock exchanges, where traders speculate on stock price movements without actual ownership.
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Power Exchange – UPSC Economy Notes
A power exchange is an institution responsible for conducting auctions to sell power at competitive market prices.
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Share and Types – UPSC Economy Notes
A share is a certificate representing ownership in a company that issued it. Shareholders have the potential to receive dividends and typically have voting rights at general meetings.
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Shariah Index – UPSC Economy Notes
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) launched the Shariah Index in 2010. This index comprises 50 stocks selected from the BSE-500 bracket.
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Minimum Public Shareholding Norms – UPSC Economy Notes
The Minimum Public Shareholding (MPS), also known as free float, rule mandates that listed companies in India must ensure that at least 25% of their equity shares are held by non-promoters, i.e., the public.
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Market Capitalisation – Largecap, Midcap or Small Cap Company – UPSC Economy Notes
Market Capitalisation represents a firm's value, determined by the stock market. It's the total value of all outstanding shares.
