Now digest the main historical event of this week: China has officially become the world's second-biggest economy, overtaking Japan. In the West this has prompted concerns about China overtaking the United States sooner than previously thought. But stand back a little farther, apply amore Asian perspective. These two Asian giants ,which until 1800 used to make up half the world economy, are not, like Japan and Germany, mere nation states. In terms of size and population, each is a continent-and for all the glittering growth rates, a poor one

1.  China's longer-term contest is with that other recovering economic behemoth: India

2.    China’s longer term contest with USA is going to end in near future

3.    China is now focusing on Asian Market space more than other markets

4.     China is going in tandem with other Asian economy - India '

5.     China's long term border dispute with India effects Asian economy's growth rate

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China's longer-term contest is with that other recovering economic behemoth: India


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North India lies in the Indo-Gangetic  plain. Towards the  North is the Himalayas, which separates the country from Central Asia. The Vindhya ranges separate the North from the South. South India is situated in the Peninsular Deccan Plateau. This region has the Arabian Sea in the west, Bay of Bengal in the east and Indian Ocean in the south. When talking about the racial differences, the North Indians are termed as Aryans, and the South Indians as Dravidians. In physique as well, there are many differences between the people of the South and North. The North Indians are taller, and more strongly built than the South Indians. The South Indians are a bit darker than the North Indians .........Salwar Kamiz is the widely used dress by North Indian women. On the other hand, women in the South wear saris. While men in the North wear  Salwar the' men in South prefer dhotis. Another difference that can be seen between North and South India is their food. When compared to the North Indian food, the South Indian food is spicier. The South Indians use more tamarind and coconut when compared to North Indians. The North Indians use more milk products  when compared to the people of South India. When talking about the culture, there is vast difference between North and South India. One can come across differences in their music (Northern Hindustani and Southern Carnatic), dance forms and folks.

1.  A big difference is in their style of living

2.     A big difference is in their fashion statements

3.     A big difference can be seen in their dressing styles

4.     A big difference arises in their taste for clothes based on their earnings

5.    A big difference can be seen in their climate that demands different dressing styles .

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 A big difference can be seen in their dressing styles


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An open economy is an economy in which there are economic activities between domestic community and outside, e.g. people, including businesses, can trade in goods and services with other people and businesses in the international community, and flow of funds as investment across the border. Trade can be in the form of managerial exchange, technology transfers, all kinds of goods and services. Although, there are certain exceptions that cannot be exchanged, like, railway services of a country cannot be traded with another. To avail this service, a country has to produce its own. This contrasts with a closed economy in which international trade and finance cannot take place. The act of selling goods or services to a foreign country is called exporting. The act of buying goods or services from a foreign country is called importing.............There are a number of advantages for citizens of a country with an open economy. One primary advantage is that the citizen consumers have a much larger variety of goods and services from which to choose. Additionally, consumers have an opportunity to invest their savings outside of the country. In an open economy, a country's spending in any 1 given year need not to equal its output of goods and services. A country can spend more money than it produces by borrowing from abroad, or it can spend less than it produces and lend the difference to foreigners. There is no closed economy in today's world.

1.  Together exporting and importing are collectively called trade

2.    Exporting and Importing are exclusive classes of trade

3.     Both are independent of each other and do not constitute the term 'trade'.

4.    Together they make GDP of a country ;

5.    (Together they are indicators of influence of a country on world map

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Together exporting and importing are collectively called trade


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A no budget film is a produced film made with very little, or no money. Young directors starting out in filmmaking commonly use this method because there are few other options available to them at that point. All the actors and technicians are employed without remuneration, and the films are largely non-profit................... or uses a Very minimum ’’crew" of volunteers to assist him/her on such projects where no money or financing is available, not  including the cost of film. No-budget films are made every day with video tapes and consumer cameras.

1.  Usually the director works alone on such films

2.     These films are huge employers in entertainment industry

3.     A team of experts two or three in number starts without any significant infrastructure

4.     Director is the camera-man, light-man, script writer, screen player and sometimes even act himself in the film

5.     It is difficult task to find suitable people witfr desired skills,hence director works alone on such films

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Usually the director works alone on such films


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In finance, the term.'yield' describes the amount in cash that returns to the owners of a security. Normally it does not include the price variations, at the difference of the total return. Yield applies to various stated rates of return on stocks (common and preferred, and convertible), fixed income instruments (bonds, notes, bills, strips, zero coupon), and some other investment type insurance products (e.g. annuities) It can be calculated as a ratio or as an internal rate of return (IRR). It may be used to state the owner's total return, or just a portion of income, or exceed the income. It may be used for production output in other industries, Because of these differences, the yields from different uses should never be compared as if they were equal.

1.  The term is a misnomer  

2.     The term is understood differently by different people  

3.    The term has no definite meaning  

4.    The term is used in different situations to mean different things

5.    The term slightly differs in meaning from the textbook Definitions

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 The term is understood differently by different people

 


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Indian banks having overseas operations are required to lay down internal guidelines on country risk management and fix limits based on risk rating of the country. Limits should also be fixed for a group of countries in a particular risk category subject to a maximum ceiling fixed by RBL In the normal course, prudential exposure norms apply to all loans and investments overseas including loans tosovereign entities Adequacy of the bank'spolicy, on identification, measurement and control of country risk is assessed during onsite inspection by host country representatives. It is also monitored through aquarterly return on country-wise counter party exposure.

1.  The overseas branches are governed by the host country regulations also  

2.     Host country is speculative for the success of these branches  

3.    Banks and host countries conduct joint audits in branches in that country  

4.     Host country regulations do not bind on these overseas branches

5.     Success of overseas branches depend on only the policies of host countries

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The overseas branches are governed by the host country regulations also

 


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The prospect of renewed war between India and China is, for now, something that disturbs the sleep only of virulent nationalists in the Chinese press and retired colonels in Indian think-tanks. Optimists prefer to hail the $60 billion in trade the two are expected to do with each other this year. But the 20th century taught the world that .blatantly foreseeable Conflicts of interest can become increasingly foreseeable'" wars with unforeseeably dreadful consequences. Relying on prosperity and more democracy in China to sort things out thus seems unwise. Two things need to be done. First, the slow progress towards a border settlement needs to resume. The main onus here is on China. It has the territory it really wants and has maintained its claim to Arunachal Pradesh only as a bargaining chip. It has, after all, solved intractable boundary quarrels with Russia, Mongolia, Myanmar and Vietnam. .........

1.   Surely it cannot be so difficult to treat with India  

2.     Surely it will be more difficult with India?  

3.    Can it solve dispute with India with its non d democratic  values?  

4.    With India intentions are not clear.

5.    (In Indian markets, Chinese presence is increasing

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 Surely it cannot be so difficult to treat with India

 


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Market trends are fluctuated on the demographics and technology. In a macro economical view, the current state,of consumer trust in spending will vary the circulation of currency. In a micro economical view, demographics with in a market will change the advancement of businesses and companies. With the introduction of the internet, consumers have access to different vendors as well as substitute products and services changing the direction of which a market will go. Despite that, it is believed that market trends follow one direction over a matter of time, there are many different factors that can change this idea. Technology scurves as is explained in the book The Innovator's Dilemma.It states that technology will start slow then increase in users once better understood, eventually leveling off once another technology replaces it. .........................

1.  This proves that change in the market is actually consistent  

2.     Change is inevitable

3.     Fluctuations with these changes do not last long  

4.     Be prepared for the change  

5.     Changing changes the fortunes  

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This proves that change in the market is actually consistent

 


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The financial year2007-08 witnessed a slew of acquisitions across diverse sectors of the economy in India. .....Of all sectors, steel was the most dominant in terms of stake sales as deals valuing $ 3.862 billion took place in QI of2007-08 by the Indian companies in the global arena. Energy ranked second, with automotive and auto components close •on its heels. In the domestic segment, iron ore, aviation and steel were the most prolific in terms of mergers and acquisitions. With Indian corporate houses showings stained growth over the last decade, many have shown an interest in growing globally by choosing to acquire or merge with other companies outside India. One such example would be the acquisition of Britain's Corns by Tataan Indian conglomerate by way of a leveraged buy-out. The Tata's also acquired Jaguar and Land RoVer in a significant cross border transaction. Whereas both transactions involved the acquisition of assets in a foreign jurisdiction, both transactions were also governed by Indian domestic law.

1.     These acquisitions are purely Indian but covering diverse sectors ranging from automobiles to Steel  

2.     Acquisitions are like a big shark swelling a small fish without noticeable fight put up by the latter

3.     Unlike in the past, such activity was not limited to acquisitions within India or of Indian companies  

4.    Globalization has brought this trend to India and Indian companies are no longer isolated from its effects

5.    ) International law of acquisitions hold true for all the countries and binding on each member

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 These acquisitions are purely Indian but covering diverse sectors ranging from automobiles to Steel

 


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......... ........... But there is, in feet, a vast difference. Merger generally refers to a circumstance .in which the assets and abilities of a company (merging company) are vested in another company (the merged company). The merging entity loses its identity and its shareholders become share holders Of the merged company. On the other hand, an amalgamation is an arrangement, whereby the assets and liabilities of two or more companies (amalgamating companies) become vested in another company (the amalgamated company).The amalgamating companies all lose their identity and emerge as the amalgamated company; though in certain transaction structures the amalgamated company may or may not be one of the original companies.

1.  Very often, the two expressions "merger" and ''amalgamation" are used synonymously  

2.    ) 'Merger1 and 'amalgamation' are terms that can be used  interchangeably but up to a limit  

3.     ’Merger1 and 'amalgamation' are synonymous to each other  

4.     'Merger' and 'amalgamation1 are not synonymous to each other

5.    Words 'merger' and 'amalgamation1 should be used cautiously

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Very often, the two expressions "merger" and ''amalgamation" are used synonymously

 


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