services sector than in industry. By contrast, growth in output and TFP in agriculture has slowed.
ⅱ) Macroeconomic policies
a) Monetary policy
8. The objectives of monetary policy in India are to maintain price stability and ensure adequate flow of credit to the productive sectors of the economy.
9. Once the inflationary pressure has risen, RBI(Reserve Bank of India) raise interest rates.
■ Diverse Aspects
Ⅰ. Political Environment
The political structure of a country inevitably affects the way a business operates, as it is the political regime that will enact laws, sets regulations and policies.
Singapore's parliamentary democracy system is well known for creating a stable and orderly government. The government provides first-rate efficiency and excellence in the p
environmental and social responsibility, the survival of corporations are threatened by those cases.
Second, we can create the various opportunities through the sustainability. The global leading corporations are developing to the form that pursue the strategy that use the sustainable management new competition weapon. It is discovered that the corporation which assure the social and environm
who can’t buy digital TV or set top box couldn’t watching a TV.
Last case is License Plate Rationing System in Seoul. That policy is started since July 2003 and its statement is no using a car from Monday to Friday as decided by citizen in self-regulatory. The purpose of this policy is making fresh environment in Seoul, reducing traffic jam and saving energy by using mass transportation.
2) Managing external debt using sustainability indicators
External debt management involves balancing resource mobilization and deployment as well as orderly repayment of future obligations. For sustainable debt management, policy makers need to project accurate debt dynamics that are sensitive to the way the current account deficits are being financed. If borrowed resources are not used produ