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UPSC Prelims 2017 – Question 77
Q77. Which of the following has/have occurred in India after its liberalization of economic policies in 1991?
Share of agriculture in GDP increased enormously.
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Stock Markets and Macroeconomy – UPSC Economy Notes
The relationship between stock markets and the broader macroeconomy is complex and multifaceted. Here are some arguments in favor
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Commodity Exchanges – UPSC Economy Notes
Commodity exchanges play a crucial role in facilitating the trading of commodity futures, providing a platform where buyers and sellers can engage in transactions.
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Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI) – UPSC Economy Notes
The Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI) category was introduced to streamline and simplify various foreign portfolio investment routes.
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Participatory Note – UPSC Economy Notes
Participatory Note is a significant topic in the Economy Section of the UPSC IAS Exam. Participatory Notes, or P-Notes (or PNs), are financial instruments issued by registered foreign institutional investors (FIIs)
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Bond Yield – UPSC Economy Notes
Bond yield is a fundamental metric in the realm of finance, serving as a crucial indicator of an investment's profitability and risk.
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Global Depository Receipts (GDR) and American Depository Receipts (ADRs) – UPSC Economy Notes
Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) and American Depository Receipts (ADRs) are financial instruments that facilitate the trading of securities
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UPSC Prelims 2017 – Question 76
Q76. Consider the following statements:
In the election for Lok Sabha or State Assembly, the winning candidate must get at least 50
percent of the votes polled
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Anchor Investor – UPSC Economy Notes
An anchor investor, also known as a cornerstone investor, is an institutional investor invited to subscribe for shares ahead of an initial public offering (IPO).
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Buyback of Shares – UPSC Economy Notes
Buyback of shares refers to the process wherein a company repurchases its own outstanding shares from existing shareholders.
