The current account balance is an important macroeconomic factor. Though many countries similar to India are spending more abroad resulting in a current account deficit, due to which many trade unions, businesses, and parliamentarians are increasingly concerned with foreign expenditures.
Multidisciplinary research or course is one that integrates two or more areas of specialisation. Such courses were rare before, but have picked up pace in recent years.
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Mandatory disclosure of financial returns is the core of all securities regulations in the world. Companies listed on a stock exchange must publish data about their financial performance, including earnings reports, revenue totals, and other important financial measures.
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The stock market is an uncertain market consisting of opportunities to gain and lose. The risk presence in the market creates the need for a stock market forecasting model for the movements of stocks and an understanding of the possible position of stocks in position. Information on future stock movements can enable the investor to […]
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There are many determinants of the current account imbalance. They are unique to different economies. It is important to identify them because it helps policymakers understand the underlying causes of the deficit and develop appropriate policy changes.
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The country has to maintain an internal balance between the sectors to keep a check on the economic variables such as unemployment rate, production output, and inflation.
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A country that has a current account deficit is one that is borrowing money from other nations or selling assets to pay for its investments and consumption.