New demonetisation rule: Govt's second chance to black money holders!
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Demonetisation and its Impact on Economy and Common Man’s Life
Demonetisation and its Impact on Economy and Common Man’s Life By: Vijay Sardana Table of Contents What is demonetization? Demonetizations in the other countries Previous Demonetization in India Demonetization in 2016: Scale of demonetization effort in 2016 What are the possible reasons for demonetization? The reasoning given by government are: What are the short term effect of demonetization on businesses and daily life? Does demonetisation affect black wealth held in cash? How long will it take for normalcy to return? Will GDP growth slow down? Could things have been managed better? Why Private sector was not provided the role in demonetization? Expected benefits of Demonetization to common man Demonetization to make loans cheaper soon: Demonetization to control role of black marketers, black money and end corruption Demonetization will benefit poor and middle-class citizens of India Demonetization will stop corruption in admission t
What is best for country's development 'PM Modi's policy' or 'Manmohan S...
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Who will take decision on note ban 'Public' or 'Politicians'?
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Demonetisation - India joins the Global 'War on Cash' to defeat Black Economy & Crimes
Demonetisation - India joins the ' Global War on Cash ' to defeat Black Economy & Crimes India has banned current high value currency notes to initiate a was on cash to address illegal funding for criminal activities and black economy. India is not the first country to initiate War on Cash. Let’s us understand with a list of examples from around the world of how cash payments are being regulated, restricted and phased out. I f you have more information on any country please share. .. Emergence of Cashless Societies: ARGENTINA – Argentina’s currency crisis has been known for some time. In short, Argentinians don’t trust the peso and are willing to pay premium for any currency they perceive as “more stable,” especially US dollars which are traded on the black market as “blue dollars” at prices far exceeding the official exchange rate. Argentinian government mandated that banks report every credit card purchase made in the country directly to the tax