Negative Yield Bonds – UPSC GS3
Negative Yield Bonds: Negative Yield Bonds are debt instruments that offer to pay the investor a maturity amount lower than the purchase price of […]
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Economy Basics for Mains
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Market infrastructure institution (MII) – UPSC GS3
Context: SEBI noted that the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is a systemically important market infrastructure institution (MII). What are Market
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Need to relook at Privatisation – UPSC GS3
Facts: India’s fiscal deficit for FY22 is said to be 6.8% of the GDP or ₹15.06 lakh crore. It accounts for about 12.7% of the
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Budget 2022 : Ease of Doing Business – UPSC GS3
Ease of doing business: Reforms in Customs Administration of Special Economic Zones will be undertaken, and it shall henceforth be fully IT-driven
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Budget 2022 : Carbon-Neutral Economy – UPSC GS3
Carbon-neutral economy: To facilitate domestic manufacturing for the ambitious goal of 280 GW of installed solar capacity by 2030, an
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Budget 2022 : Banking Sector – UPSC GS3
Banking sector and digital economy: In 2022, 100 per cent of 5 lakh post offices will come on the core banking
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Reverse Repo Normalisation – UPSC GS3
What are Repo and Reverse Repo Rates? Repo rate is the rate at which the central bank of a country (RBI in
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Budget Basics – UPSC GS3
Budget: Budget is the government’s blueprint on expenditure, taxes it plans to levy, and other transactions which affect the economy and lives of
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Fiscal Consolidation – UPSC GS3
What is Fiscal Consolidation? Fiscal consolidation is a process in which the government’s fiscal health improves, as evidenced by a
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GST leading to Combative Federalism – UPSC GS3
Context: There has been friction between centre and state over the lack of compensation cess. It is a “consumption-based destination