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Vol. 3, No. 4 · April 2009 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 3
2009
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 3, Issue 4 · April 2009
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 6
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 6 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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The Global Financial Crisis and Its Impact on Indian Capital Market

The Global financial crisis has occurred several times .The US administration and Congress are creating a $700 billion rescue-package to resolve the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of 1930s.In 1942, Winston Churchill's commented, "This is not the end. …

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02 Original Article
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Usage Pattern of Credit Card Holders

Indian banking institutions are having important role in the development of the economy and they provide credit facilities to the customers. The credits are broadly classified into capital and consumption credits. The capital credits are used to purchase machines and …

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03 Original Article
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A Study on the Profitability and Financial Position of Information Technology Companies in India During The Post Liberalization Period

The corporate sector is increasingly depending on external sources for meeting its funding requirements. Thee appears to be growing preference for direct financing (Equity and Debt) instead of indirect financing from the external sources3 like bank loan etc. The palpable …

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04 Original Article
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Currency Futures Trading in India

More than five decades of Indian economic planning and subsequent libralization had led the country to an esctatic phase of development. The development through disintermediation, deregulation, globalization and emergence of the vibrant capital market has contributed to the expansion of …

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05 Original Article
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A Study of Priority Sector Advances of Commercial Banks in India

Socialisation of bank credit has been the theme of priority sector lending by the commercial banks. Since the public sector banks touch the lives of millions, it is their top most responsibility to help the government in achieving the different …

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06 Original Article
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Under Utilization of Foreign Aid In India: An Issue of Concern

The article "Under-Utilisation of Foreign Aid in India: An Issue of Concern" is an endeavour to highlight the fact that foreign aid in India, obtained with lot of difficulties, has shown a fluctuating trend in its utilisation and remained most …

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