The problem of choice in the Indian stock market
Over the century, the Indian stock market has fascinated the people by being one of the quickest ways to grow money.
risk management, stock market analysisOver the century, the Indian stock market has fascinated the people by being one of the quickest ways to grow money.
risk management, stock market analysisIn a stark reminder of the 1918 Spanish flu that made the world poorer by 50 million humans, COViD 19 has set many industries on a path financial losses, while people struggle to come to terms with the disruption to their lives.
epidemiologyAllergy is hypersensitivity of the immune system or abnormal reaction of the immune system to foreign antigens. Allergy-related common diseases include allergic rhinitis, urticaria, eczema, anaphylaxis, conjunctivitis, and asthma. Allergy may affect the lungs, stomach, skin, nose, throat, and eyes.
allergy drug market, market dynamicsFDI inflow is the investment made by enterprises through joint ventures (JV) or mergers & acquisitions (M&A), to carry out business activities in host countries.
business plan, fdi is vital for the economy, Pillars of the Indian economy, the two faces of fdiIndia accounts for 6% of all malaria cases in the world, 6% of the deaths, and 51% of the global P. vivax cases. Trend-based assessments estimate that the total cases of Malaria in 2017 in India tallies for 1.31 million and deaths at 23990. However, the cases of malaria in 2012 in India were estimated to be 9.7 million, with about 48,660 deaths.
Epidemiological study for malaria, epidemiologyEpidemiology is a branch of study that predicts the occurrences and patterns of diseases in different groups of the population. It helps in assessing the reason and factors behind the occurrence of a disease. Epidemiological information helps plan and strategies to prevent and manage epidemic diseases or illness.
Biostatistics in epidemiological studies, epidemiologyMicrobial remediation has shown significant potential in mitigating a wide range of pollutants, in a much more efficient and safe manner. While reviewing literature on pollutants, 6 main classes were determined, depending upon their chemical nature or constituents or sources.
Microbial Remediation, PhytoremediationGrowth rate of India before the economic liberalisation was slow and was referred to as the “Hindu rate of growth”. With economic reforms in the 1990’s, the Indian economy not only allowed foreign investment but also shifted its approach from Socialist to Capitalist or market based approach. The growth rate has since accelerated, however India is way behind in terms of development index. Furthermore, climate change and environmental concerns have become a major concern for the world. As a result it will be a major challenge for India to balance between higher growth and the environment.
fdi is vital for the economy, Impact of FDI, the two faces of fdi