How olive board material for rbi grade b officer is?
Any update for notification ?
Best mocks for RBI grade B phase 1??
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mne rbi ki prprtn strt b nhi kri h ....agr is month aa jata h to kya 1.5 months mein course ho payega?
Hi! Has anyone taken oliveboard's video course for phase 2? If yes, kindly comment if it's worth buying?
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anyone looking for edutap or susheel Ragade sir full material (videos of ESI FM included all section videos) for rbi garde b.. interested plz dm
Hi,
Any updates on RBI grade B 2019 notification?
I heard that its not happening this year. Is it true?
where should we study for general awareness/? any consolidated sources?
I haven't started my Rbi grade B preparation till now, but most of the parts I covered in my post graduation. I did my MBA from IIM-R in finance and now I'm looking for a change. How much time it take to prepare for rbi. As, after seeing syllabus it feels me doable. Aptitude and Finance won't be a problem but GK might. Can someone guide me through the process of converting Rbi grade B. I'm a general candidate. I'm CFA level 2 candidate as well.
Hey guys, can anyone tell me best way to start rbi grade b preparation. Also tell me when is the date for notification of the same in 2019.??
Plese gyes help me me har baar beena scibe ke exam deta hu aur dusre log b.tek vale scribe lekar aa jate h abkil bhi yhi hoga mere sath plese help me... Koi h jo mere sath clega scribe ban ke aur s.b.i mains ki cutoff clear kra sakta h 2 saal ho gye mujh exam dete huye but b.tek valo ki vajah se nhi ho rha h plese gyes help me
Hey guys.. i bought oliveboard test series for pre and mains along with study material.. if anyone interested please message me.. i bought it for 3k.. willing to part in 2k..
Any idea on RBI GRADE B 2019? NOTIFICATION?
The case has been scheduled to be renotified on 24 10 2019 .Can we still hope that the exam will come this year
http://delhihighcourt.nic.in/dhcqrydisp_o.asp?pn=180205&yr=2019
The case has been scheduled to be renotified on 24 10 2019 .Can we still hope that the exam will come this year
http://delhihighcourt.nic.in/dhcqrydisp_o.asp?pn=180205&yr=2019
Last time I couldn't give RBI Grade B interview because of typhoid.. I hope notification aa jaye.. next year I will cross age limit... Seriously Tensed....
Major advantages of foreign direct investment (FDI) HELPS IN BUILDING CAPITAL EQUIPMENT
Poor countries are poor because they do not have the infrastructure required to create wealth. Infrastructure is an important capital equipment for any country. Roads, ports and electricity are needed if a nation has to prosper. Poor nations neither have the funds required to build such infrastructure nor does anyone want to lend the money to them. This is because these infrastructure projects require huge upfront costs. They also have a high gestation period. This means that the payback period for the investment is very high making it even more difficult to develop the nation in the absence of foreign aid.In such cases, foreign investment comes in handy. Consider the case of colonial India and Pakistan. The investment in railways was done by British i.e. foreign capital. However, seven decades after the British have left the nation the railways still heavily contribute to the economic well-being of these nations.
HELPS IN TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGEThe reason why developing countries are poor is because they lack in technology and know-how. They lack both the equipment as well as the people with specialized skills. When foreign investment makes its way in a nation like this, the technology of the nation is also developed. Foreign capital therefore helps in up gradation of people and equipment and makes a nation competitive in the international market.
BALANCE OF PAYMENTSCompanies need to have a balance between what they import and what they export. Poor countries often import much more than they export. As a result, they do not have the foreign exchange to pay for the balance. In the absence of foreign exchange, companies are forced to go into debt to make these payments. Foreign direct investment is often aimed at producing goods which will then be exported to other countries. For instance, Ford has set up a factory in India where it manufactures cars and sells to all countries within the south-east Asian region. As a result, Indian earns foreign exchange which it can then use to pay for essential imports of oil and other strategic commodities.
RISK TAKING ABILITYDeveloping countries tend to have a lot of unused natural resources. When companies from developed nations set up shop in these countries, they employ technology which is able to take full advantage of these resources. The inaccessible and remote areas of the developing nation become much more accessible with the use of latest technology. This is definitely beneficial to the home country.
HELPS IN CONTROLLING INFLATIONDeveloping countries face severe inflationary bouts when they are developing at a fast pace. This is because fast development often requires government expenditure. Governments usually spend money that they have created via their fiat powers. As a result, high volume of government spending leads to high rates of inflation. However, the inflation only seeps into the goods and services that are manufactured locally. If the goods are imported from abroad, the producer of those goods faces a totally different cost structure. Hence, they will not raise the prices based on government spending in the developing countries. Big amount of imports from foreign countries help in controlling the inflationary pressures.
IMPROVES STANDARD OF LIVINGIncreasing foreign investment has a direct positive impact on the standard of living of any country. Consider the case of China and India. Both these countries have seen a considerable rise in their standard of living after western capital started establishing factories and offices on their soil. The most immediate impact was the increase in income. This has lead to increased productivity and higher standard of living for other sectors of the economy as well. There has been a marked rise in the expenditure on education and entrepreneurship has grown by leaps and bounds. Cities like Shenzhen and Bangalore have grown from the dust to become prominent centers of international trade.The gist of the matter is that foreign capital has been viewed negatively for the past century. This is because imperialism was the end result of the first wave of foreign investment. The East India Company had started as traders until they enslaved several nations.One needs to understand that the modern wave of foreign capital is not interested in the enslavement of locals. We live in a connected world wherein exploitation by corporations would lead to an end to their businesses. Hence, in the 21st century, there are considerable advantages to accepting foreign capital and very few disadvantages.