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Briefly explain the Comparative Cost theory of International trade.
Introduction: David Ricardo a British economist of 19th century analyzed the causes for and the benefit of international trade in terms of comparative cost. David Ricardo agreed with the analyses of Adam Smith that international trade would be mutually advantages of one country has absolutely advantage over another country in one commodity and the other…
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Explain the Features of international Trade.
Introduction: International trade is trade between different countries of the world. It refers to the exchange of goods and services between one country or region and another. It is also sometimes known as external or foreign trade. Trade between one country and another is called foreign trade. Foreign trade is the exchange of goods as…
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Explain the disadvantages of International trade.
Introduction: International trade is trade between different countries of the world. It refers to the exchange of goods and services between one country or region and another. It is also sometimes known as external or foreign trade. Trade between one country and another is called foreign trade. Foreign trade is the exchange of goods as…
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Explain briefly the Advantages of International Trade.
Meaning: International trade is trade among different countries or trade across political frontiers. It refers to the exchange of goods and services between one country or region and another. It is also sometimes known as inter regional or foreign trade .briefly, trade between one nation and another is called international trade. Advantages of international trade…
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Explain the Quantitative methods of Credit Control.
Introduction: Monetary policy refers to the policy of managing the volume of money in supply in the country. The volume and direction of the bank credit has an important bearing on the level of economic activity. The excessive credit generally leads to inflation and contraction of credit lead to deflation thus the expansion and contraction…
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Explain the balance sheet of commercial bank.
Introduction: Commercial banks are monetary institutions that accept deposits from the public, offer all kinds of account services, lends various loans, and provide basic financial assets like certificates of deposit and savings accounts Etc. A balance sheet of commercial banks is the main asset of a bank to generate profit. Commercial banks play a crucial…
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Explain the qualitative methods of credit control.
Introduction: The central bank aims at providing financial and economic stability in the country. It supervises controls and regulates the activities of all the commercial banks and other financial institutions of the country. Thus central bank is the monetary institution whose main function is to control regulates and stabilizes the monetary system of the country…
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Explain the objectives of monetary policy of R.B.I.
Introduction: The central bank aims at providing financial and economic stability in the country. It supervises controls and regulates the activities of all the commercial banks and other financial institutions of the country. Thus central bank is the monetary institution whose main function is to control regulates and stabilizes the monetary system of the country…
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Write a note on Liquidity and Profitability.
Meaning of Liquidity: Liquidity refers to a bank’s ability to meet its short-term obligations and to convert assets into cash quickly without significant loss of value. Ensures that the bank can meet its financial obligations as they come due, which is crucial for maintaining customer confidence and operational stability. Prevents bank runs, which occur when…
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Explain the Cash Transaction theory of Money?
cash transaction theory graph.