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Vol. 4, No. 10 · October 2010 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 4
2010
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 4, Issue 10 · October 2010
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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Sustainable Development and Fostering Inclusive Growth Through Microfinance in the Indian Economy

The Indian story of growth, especially in the post liberalization era, has been overshadowed by multiple human development issues. Exclusion has been identified as the primary reason for unequal distribution of the benefits of growth. The emergence of inclusive growth …

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02 Original Article
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Corporate Reporting in the Modern Era - A Comparative Study of Indian and Chinese Companies

One of the most rapidly growing areas of internet technology is the World Wide Web, which is used for business communication in various forms. It has the potential to be used in almost all the functional areas of management and …

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03 Original Article
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Financial Derivatives and Risk Management: Retail Investors' View

With the opening up of the economy to multinationals, the adaptation of liberalised economic policies, the economy is driven more towards the free market economy. It exposes the investors to various risks such as exchange risk, market risk, interest rate …

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04 Original Article
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Tax Evasion and Corruption in the Indian Income Tax System: Causes and Remedies

Tax evasion refers to the efforts by an assessee to evade taxes by illegal means. It involves dishonest tax reporting and hiding of income. Tax evasion is a serious concern of fiscal policy all over the world. It is closely …

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05 Original Article
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Management of Non-Performing Assets in Regional Rural Banks - A Case Study of Pandyan Grama Bank (PGB), Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu

There is a general concept commonly accepted "A Man or Woman with no money is equal to a dead body ". Here it is suitable to insist the importance of money; a Rumanian Proverb says that "A Man without money …

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06 Original Article
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Self Help Groups (SHGs)- Bank Linkage Programmes: Focusing on the Inclusion of Financially Excluded People

Finance is the root of economic growth and credit is considered to be its branch. The latter grow vertically, which helps the former to inflate horizontally. In other words, the rapid growth of finance system depends upon the strong and …

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