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Third Edition
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New Delhi, PHI Learning Private Limited, 2012.
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xxiii; 485 pagesPaperback
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Economic Environment Of Business
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Since liberalization, Indian economy is going through some dynamic changes. From a primarily closed agrarian economy, India has become service-oriented open economy, becoming more and more susceptible to economic fluctuations.
This comprehensive book, in its third edition, continues to equip the readers with the necessary skills to assess and analyze the evolving economic scenario in India and world over. The new edition has been thoroughly revised and updated to incorporate the recent changes taking place in Indian and global economic environment. Every chapter is incorporated with a section on Understanding Economic Environment (UEE), in which the Indian economic environment is compared with the economic environment of its neighbouring countries, emerging markets and major players in the world economy.
All chapters are well-supported with illustrative examples and cases to provide an analytical insight to the topics. The chapters also include the topic - Implications for Managers, in which implications of a particular aspect of an economy are summarized for the managers. Besides, for an easy assessment of the date, most of the quantitative information is presented in a graphical form rather than in the conventional tabular format.
Designed primarily as a textbook for the postgraduate students of management and commerce, this book is useful for the practising managers and policy makers as well.
Key Features
- Includes illustrations using latest data (up to 2011)
- Provides several numerical problems to strengthen the quantitative aspect of the subject
- Each chapter concludes with a Case Analysis to support the chapters with the applicative tools
- Companion website www.phindia.com/veenapailwar provides useful resources for the teachers as well as for the students and has been updated as per the current edition
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1. Economic Environment and Business Fluctuations
2. Data Sources and Interpretations
3. National Income: Measurement and Environment Scanning
4. Inflation and Business Environment
5. Fiscal Policy and Environment
6. Money: Demand and Supply
7. Financial System, Crisis and Reforms
8. Monetary Policy and Economic Environment
9. Balance of Payment: Accounting, Adjustments and Imbalances
10. Trade Flows, International Linkages and External Environment
11. Capital Flows, Growth and Macroeconomic Instability
12. Exchange Rate Regimes and Currency Convertibility
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978-81-203-4492-1
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044494
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India is leading the green tech wave with energy- efficient gadgets, AI-powered sustainability, and circular IT solutions. From solar homes to smart plugs, the future of tech is clean, smart, and built to last. Reduce. Reuse. Innovate
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044493
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Where dead devices once piled up, design now thinks ahead. Components click apart, emissions drop, and contracts whisper “recycle me.” This isn’t waste—it’s reinvention, coded into every chip, screw, and clause...
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044492
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From throwaway gadgets to landfill lifecycles, tech’s rapid upgrade culture is choking us with e-waste. This article unpacks how smart design, circular economy strategies, and bold policy shifts can turn yesterday’s devices into tomorrow’s sustainability wins—before we drown in our own innovation
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044491
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Legacy tech is the silent roadblock to sustainability. Outdated systems can’t sync with smart grids or green dreams. But with smart retrofits and bold thinking, we can bridge the gap—evolving without ripping apart the past. The future is modular.
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044490
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AI is smart, but its energy thirst is off the charts. From power-hungry hardware to water-guzzling cooling systems and rising e-waste, the environmental cost is real. This article unpacks the hidden energy crisis behind AI and explores bold, urgent steps to make digital intelligence truly sustainable
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