A spate of Chinese films, plays and television shows have recently raised the question:
What is love in an age of breakneck economic growth?
Many personal stories seem to confirm that the ideal mate is the one who can deliver a home and a car, among other things; sentiment is secondary.
However widespread this mercantilist spirit, not everyone thinks it is a good thing.
Rumours are circulating in the press that a huge story may be about to break around a massive insider trading investigation conducted by the FBI.
Speculation has already begun on whether it will result in criminal charges or significant civil fines against Wall Street traders and executives.
One US government official – speaking on the condition of anonymity – was quoted as saying “We are far along in investigations of insider trading”.
Consumer Markets of today are experiencing rapid changes and is flooded with new opportunities and new challenges. The significant changes in the consumers’ buying behavior, urbanized lifestyle and growth of service sector are the main reasons behind the changed scenario in the consumer market.
The Consumer Market can be classified into following type of markets:
• Consumer Products Market
A digital economy is one that is based on information technology (IT), computers, the internet, and the free flow of data and communications on a global scale, both within and between industries, to facilitate
The knowledge economy is based on the idea that intellectual capital, human capital and innovation are the driving forces of emerging industry. This is opposed to the more traditional views of economies that are based on the extraction, processing, distributing, and selling of
Capital Market is the market from where individuals, companies and govt. can long term financing by engaging in buying and selling of securities. Capital Market comprises of Primary Market and Secondary Market. In primary market, newly issued stocks and bonds are exchanged and in the secondary market trade of existing stocks and bonds take place.
Capital Market can be divided into Bond Market and Stock Market. In Bond Market, buying and selling of newly issued and existing bonds takes place. In Stock Market, exchange of newly issued and existing shares or stocks is carried out.
