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| Overview of a Financial System |
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Before we discuss in detail the various instruments available in the financial market and their role and significance in personal financial planning, it would be helpful to have a brief overview of the financial system in India.
The Financial System Consists of Financial Market Segments, Players in the Financial Markets and Financial Instruments |
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MarketWatch.com has an article by Paul Farrell on why Dilbert should win the Noble Prize for his simple but unified theory of everything financial. OK, so Dilbert didn't win the Nobel Prize in economics this year. There's always next year, right? Or perhaps a parallel universe? You may wonder whether Dilbert and his creator, cartoonist Scott Adams, have any chance, but since the Nobel committee's records are sealed for 50 years our imagination runs free. |
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