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Macroeconomic Indicators
and their Impact on Stock Market Performance: (Comparative
Study between Pakistan and India) by Zeeshan Haider and
Rabia tariq |
This study examines the
performance of different macroeconomic indicators, their
fluctuations between stock indexes in Pakistan Stock Exchange
(PSX) and Bombay Stock Exchange(BSX) also comparative study
between them. This data is collected on eight specified
macroeconomic variables which are: interest rate(IR),
inflations(IF), GDP growth, export(EXP), import(IMP),
unemployment(UR), (BSX) and (PSX) index. In this research
paper, a comparative study has been developed between India
and pakistan with using estimation strategy. Regression
analysis, and correlations must be used. data collected from
WDI and describe through descriptive statistics. E-views,
Stata software used for analysis. Secondary data must be
drawn from pakistan and India and every economy factors as
describing the Indian and pakistan economy. The empirical
results indicate that there is a significant pricing
relationship between PSX and BSX 100 indexes and the tested
macroeconomic variables; have a significant in explaining the
stock market fluctuations in various portfolios. The paper
conclusively established that indexes fluctuations is depend
upon the change of economic indicators both India and
Pakistan. this is helpful for investors, financial management
consultants, and policy makers for decision making. Due to
limitation of time, data size is kept small. The only data
used for analysis is from 1990-2016. Results help the
employees and over the counter investor for understanding
about macroeconomic indicators rates and stock market pricing
fluctuations effected on economy as well as constructions
about stock market performance. Additionally, this study add
value to the literature by exploring interest regarding
economy conditions. |
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The Haemolytic Effect of
Aqueous Extract of Azadirachta Indica (Neem) by Obiekwe Uche
Winifred |
Medicinal plants have been in
use from the ancient times till date. Most drugs used in
Othordox medicines have their origin from medicinal plants.
Azadirachta Indica (Neem) fresh leaves were sourced from
Nsukka (Enugu State, Eastern Nigeria) and identified by
Botanist at the department of Botany, University of Nigeria,
Nsukka. The crude aqueous leaf extract was assayed to
determine the phytochemical contents using appropriate
methods. The subjects used for this study were between 20 and
30 years, which includes normal Haemoglobin genotype (Hb AA),
sickle heterozygotes (Hb AS) and sickle homozygotes (Hb SS)
individuals. The subject’s blood samples were collected from
University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu and their
genotypes duly confirmed. The haemolytic effect of
Azadirachta Indica was determined using the subjects blood
samples at different incubation period and at different
concentrations of the plant extract. This study showed that
Azadirachta Indica has haemolytic effect which was more
pronounced in genotype ‘SS’. This observation is attributed
to the fragility and instability of sickle haemoglobin. The
haemolytic effect of A. Indica on the three haemoglobin
genotypes was due to the presence of surface active
substances such as saponin and tannin which are active
phytochemicals detected in the aqueous leaf extract. |
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Ethnic Violence in
Assam: an Essay on the Conflicts Between Bodo Community And
Bengali Speaking Muslims In The Years 2012 And 2014 by
Nikunja Sonar Bhuyan |
This paper tries to explore the
conflicts and its impacts of the ethnic violence between the
Bodo community and Bengali speaking Muslims in the state of
Assam. The violence that have been taking place since early
post-independence of the country have badly hindered
development in the region. Using both structured and semi
structured open ended interview method, I have tried to find
out the reasons resulting in violence and its impacts that
these violence have left in the society. The interviews have
brought the conclusion that losing of land, cultural
identities, neglect, deprivation and showing of power have
resulted in the violence which have given nothing but
destruction and underdevelopment. |
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Role of Migration in
Japanese Financial by Dr. Sushant Sinha |
Japan is the third largest
economic country in the world. After the world war second it
has a rapid expansion of economic growth. Baby boom has been
one the economic growth period in Japanese economic growth.
Therefore japan became the first developed country in Asia as
in comparison to western developed countries. For the last
few decades japan is facing an ageing society problem and
decreasing number of younger age people in its society. The
older age population will be 40% of the total population in
2060.(health welfare ministry,2016). There is the lowest
fertility rate in japan which is 1.42 children per women.
Japan is facing demographic issues as well as economic issues
which have the forceful factors in making japan to accept
more immigration through various immigrant policies. Although
native Japanese people are not willing to accept immigrants
at a large scale, government has decided to consider the
policies related to temporary foreign workers in japan. This
article tries to locate the solutions for Japanese aging
population. It also tries to explain how accepting immigrants
in Japan may be helpful in its Economy and its increasing old
age population issues. |
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Heat Recovery from the
Exhaust Flue Gases of Non- Ox Furnace by Sunil Kumar &
Neeraj Verma |
This is the industrial project
based on the recovery of heat from exhaust flue gases.
Exhaust flue gases from non-ox furnace at Continuous
Galvalume line in JSW Steel Coated Products Ltd as observed
leaves the furnace at 200oC and is effluated to atmosphere
through chimney. The advantage of recovering heat from flue
gases of a propane fired non-ox furnace aiming to trap heat
from enthalpy of flue gases released to the chimney at 200
degrees centigrade and proposes to accommodate the trapped
heat to heat the air used in hot air dryer from ambient to 80
degrees centigrade, existing heat exchanger uses steam to
elevate the temperature of air by regulating the mass flow
rate of the flue gases. In this improvement technique the
task is to heat ambient air using heat of flue gases
averagely leaving the furnace at 200 degrees centigrade. The
exhaust blower blows flue gases to heat exchanger at
55000m3/hr replacing steam in the existing heat exchanger
using flue gases to use its enthalpy to better use. Existing
system uses steam to increase the temperature of air, by
cutting the supply of steam with exhaust flue gases we are
able to use non-ox furnace to its fullest capacity. The
proposed improvement eliminates the plants dependence on Coal
and indirectly diminishes daily water consumption. |
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