The aim of financial stability is to prevent phenomena which could result in destabilisation of the economy. You can read about the Financial... View Article
Financial stability is a situation when the financial system is able to withstand even when the economic situation is not good. It is a situation... View Article
The Financial Stability Board is the global body which gives recommendations and monitors the global financial system.Financial Stability Forum... View Article
The financial stability report of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) throws light on the assessment done by the sub committee of Financial Stability... View Article
Financial stability is a situation in which different mechanisms of the economy for managing financial risks, allocation, pricing etc are... View Article
The preferred customers of the commercial banks get the prime rate. The individual banks determine the prime rate and it is not determined by the... View Article
The minimum rate set by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), below which banks cannot lend to its customers, is known as base rate. To make sure that... View Article
In the case of MCLR linked loans, the result of increase in repo rate is going to take some time to be passed on to the borrower, whereas in the... View Article
Marginal cost of production is the increase or decrease in total cost of production due to producing one additional unit.You can read about The... View Article
The base rate is calculated by the RBI. Many factors are taken into consideration while calculating base rate, some of them are, profitability of... View Article
The MCLR rate keeps changing; it depends on the Repo rates fixed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and depends on the fund costs of the bank.... View Article
Some of the differences between base rate and Marginal Cost of Lending Rate (MCLR) are given in the below table Base Rate Marginal Cost... View Article
The Marginal Cost of Funds Lending Rate (MCLR) is a system which replaced the base rate system. This replacement was done by the RBI. The MCLR... View Article
Landforms formed due to solution and deposition in any limestone or dolomitic region by the action of groundwater or surface water is called... View Article
In continental drift theory, Wegener had thought of all the continents to have initially existed as a supercontinent in the form of Pangaea. He... View Article
The theory of plate tectonics proposes that the earth’s lithosphere is divided into seven major and some minor plates. The major plates are... View Article
The Greek word Pangea mean which meant all earth and PANTHALASSA means all water. According to Wegener, all the continents formed a single... View Article
Alfred Wegener is the father of continental drift theory. He is a German meteorologist who put forth a comprehensive argument in the form of... View Article
The continental drift theory was rejected because Wegener suggested that the movement responsible for the drifting of the continents was caused... View Article
