Browsing Working Papers by Subject "Investments"
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Corporate investment in 1976: a forecast
(2010-03-13)The study entailed an analysis of all the projects sanctioned by the all India term lending institutions. Capital expenditures incurred on all projects sanctioned by these institutions during 1974 amounted to Rs.681 crores. ... -
Corporate investment in 1977: a forecast
(2010-03-20)This study entailed an analysis of all the projects sanctioned by the all-India term lending institutions. The author made an attempt to forecast the likely level of capital expenditures by the private corporate sector in 1977. -
Corporate investment in 1978: a forecast
(2010-03-13)Investment in the private corporate sector, including the joint sector, has shown a substantial rise in 1977 as compared with 1976. However, this substantial rise has been contributed largely by the projects in the joint ... -
Gold is old: noble metal in Indian economy through ages
(Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, 2021-11-01)For millennia, gold is considered auspicious in India and consumers have a fascination for possessing gold, gold jewellery, and gold coins. In this paper I document the sacredness associated with gold, the ancient Indian ... -
Inter - industry linkages of housing investment in India
(2010-03-22)The optimal pattern of scarce national resources involving housing vis-a-vis other sectors of the economy can be determined only after a comparative evaluation of the strength of inter-sectoral linkages of investment in ... -
Market valuation model under differential taxes inflation recurring investments and flotation costs
(2010-03-22)The extent literature on valuation identifies several important variables affecting the value of a firm. These include, corporate and personal taxes, reinvestments, leverage, dividend policy, and inflation. But, most of ... -
A Study of regional determinants of foreign direct investments in India, and the case of Gujarat
(2009-12-12)We discuss the determinants of FDI over the regions of a large economy like India, and develop a framework drawn from the advantage concept of Kindleberger and from location theories rooted in regional science. We specifically ...