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Real Simple | Shailaja and Manoj K Singh 12:05 AM | July 27,2009
The bond market plays a crucial role in mobilizing financial resources overflowing unproductively from one corner of our economy to some other corner, where they can be productively utilized
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Real Simple | Shailaja and Manoj K. Singh 11:53 PM | June 28,2009
The “supply-siders” would bet on aggregate supply, much to the discomfort of “Keynesians” who believe in aggregate demand
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Real Simple | Shailaja and Manoj K. Singh 12:32 AM | June 22,2009
It is generally observed that in an economy, the value of a stock of money available for transactions is less than the value of all goods and services actually produced
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Real Simple | Shailaja and Manoj K Singh 12:03 AM | March 09,2009
While a money-printing spree of a government may bring down the value of paper money, the existing stock of gold, in the long run, is likely to retain its value
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Real Simple | Shailaja and Manoj K. Singh 09:36 PM | January 04,2009
When the economic tides are on the upswing, the vice of speculation slowly blocks all rational thinking in the market
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Real Simple | Shailaja and Manoj K. Singh 04:14 PM | August 20,2007
Bonds are of different kinds, but all of them are all debt instruments and pay interest
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Real Simple | Shailaja and Manoj K. Singh 11:41 PM | June 24,2007
In India, dollars are coming like the monsoon deluge. Initially, the inflow was like a drizzle—soothing the starving nerves of the country that had seen scarcity
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