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The study examines the relationship between mobile financial services and individual financial behaviour in India, wherein a sizeable population is yet to be financially included. The study utilises the nationally representative data from the Financial Inclusion Insights survey conducted during 2018, representing over 45,000 individuals aged 15 years or above for the empirical analysis. The study indicates that the use of mobile financial services improves financial behaviour in India. Specifically, the study finds that using mobile financial services increases the likelihood of investment, having insurance and borrowing from formal financial institutions. Further, to address endogeneity concerns, we also employ Lewbel's method and propensity score method, and the findings remain qualitatively similar. The empirical results of the study highlight that fastening the pace of access to mobile financial services can improve financial outcomes in developing country settings. JEL Codes: G51, G52, O16

Analyzes the transformations typical of financial globalization that have occurred in the financial markets over the past 25 years & argues that banking crises arise when (1) the active management of balances encounters currency mismatch problems; (2) credit is concentrated in certain sectors (eg, oil & real estate) or companies; (3) real interest rates are high during periods of lower economic growth; (4) leverage levels are high as a result of rapid privatizations or takeovers; or (5) there is a combination of these factors. In the context of freedom of capital movement, the heavy concentration of sources of national & international liquidity in the hands of private operators has not led to a recovery in development financing, but instead promotes a new level of competition & denationalization on the part of development-financing systems. This strengthens conditions favoring the transfer of locally generated savings toward the return to be obtained from very short-term capital with high expected yields. At the same time, it fails to solve the problems of financial fragility caused by the differential between the return on these flows & increases in local productivity & profitability, the result being continual bankruptcies & liquidations of financial intermediaries. Stressed in conclusion is the importance of state monetary & credit management in bringing about a stable relationship between growth & interest rates. 17 References. Adapted from the source document.

Analyse der besonderen Strukturen und Mängel der Geldmärkte in Argentinien, Uruguay und Chile und der Folgen ihrer Liberalisierung. Vorschläge zu einer alternativen Strategie der Finanzpolitik im Hinblick auf eine engere regionale Verknüpfung mit den Weltkapitalmärkten

"Eine ethisch sensibilisierte Sichtweise auf die Finanzmärkte und den von dort ausgehenden externen Effekten gibt Anlass zur tiefgründigen Hinterfragung finanzwirtschaftlicher Wert- und Normengefüge. Die kritische Finanzethik präsentiert sich als Unterstützerin in diesem Prozess, indem sie auf Basis eines kritischen Rationalismus zur Begründung von Leitlinien verantwortlichen Handelns in der Finanzwirtschaft beiträgt. Gezeigt wird, welche theoretischen Überlegungen ihr zugrunde liegen und was sie als Orientierungskonzept zu leisten vermag." (Autorenreferat)

Business, accounting, and you -- Analyzing and recording business transactions -- Adjusting and closing entries -- Accounting for a merchandising business -- Inventory -- The challenges of accounting : standards, internal control, audits, fraud, and ethics -- Cash and receivables -- Long-term and other assets -- Current liabilities and long-term debt -- Corporations : paid-in capital and retained earnings -- The statement of cash flows -- Financial statement analysis -- Appendix A Columbia sportswear company annual report 2014 to shareholders -- Appendix B Time value of money-future and present value concepts -- Appendix C Fasb update-revenue recognition company