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The Economic Bubble

First published in the Arbitrage Magazine Economic Bubble, though a widely used term, informally, depicts the domination of certain securities and insurances having an inflated value over a significant portion of a trading market. One can evidently confer that the term bubble is related to a bubble in a liquid container that considerably increases its volume. Similarly an [...]

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Did you OccupyXStreet?

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There is not much awareness in India about the wall street. Everyday I have seen friends just ignoring the headline Probably we don’t know what the fuss is about. Let us find out. It’s a protest started by a Canadian Company(Adbuster) against widespread Wealth inequality, Corporate influence of government, Populism. So it is the ”Janlokpal [...]

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A virtual business employs electronic means to transact business as opposed to a traditional brick business that relies on face-to-face transactions with physical documents and physical currency. One of the best excercise for virtual business leaders, is to keep people coming into your ‘channel’ -to have a consistent pool of potential clients to choose from on [...]

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In academia they call it cheating. In the professional world, it’s called collaboration.

A common understanding of people in business is that not why you should do things the right way when your competitors do not. As a result, many business people take advantage of shortcuts to make their lives a little easier and their endeavors a little more profitable. Asset based lenders, for example, regularly encounter clients who [...]

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Top 10 Reasons to Become an Economist

1. We only have to work in the short run because we know our life gonna constant in the long run 2. We know if we start giving lot of attention to our girlfriends our supply for them would increase which in turn leads to fall in our price 3. When we get drunk at [...]

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‘I am not broke. I just have a liquidity crisis!’ I like to believe that I think like an economist. I was drawn to this branch of social science some time in college, though I was studying engineering then, due to unknown reasons – divine intervention perhaps? It’s funny how seemingly inconsequential happenings in life [...]

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Yes he’ll always be missed, ‘Steve Jobs’

And he retires, Steve Jobs… a name that fills the hearts of all the techies, geeks and Business geniuses with respect, enthusiasm and inspiration. The CEO of biggest tech company this day. He’s a leader with an insight, associated with two trendsetting companies, pioneers in their own field, Apple and Pixar. He’s always been a person with [...]

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Mere jaroorte kam hain isliye maire jameer main dam hain

From few days events were happening in such a manner, which are again and again forcing me to write an article on this issue. 2 days back when Standard & poor (S&P) degraded the U.S. rating from AAA to AA which again put the U.S. and its economic condition in limelight and made many economist [...]

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The Indian behind U.S. downgrade

Emerging from the coal city of Dhanbad in Jharkhand, it’s that rich experience and in-depth industry knowledge that took Deven Sharma to the chair of the President of Standard & Poor’s. The man, who has never been a popular figure in the world media until S&P downgraded the U.S. credit rating from ‘AAA’ to ‘AA+’, [...]

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Jonny Gone Down

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Jonny Gone Down

Not in consent with the famous works of Karan Bajaj, but certainly in reference with the American who has “Gone Down” for nowhere. From the default that was ready to happen, somewhat saved is being further embarked with a credit rating of AA+. The lowering of America’s sterling credit rating was the punctuation mark on [...]

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