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    Objectives of trade unions include

    Objectives & functions of trade unions include: Trade unions are formed to protect and promote the interests of their members. Their primary function is to protect the interests of workers against discrimination and unfair labor practices. Trade unions are formed to achieve the...
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    TRADE UNION MOVEMENT IN INDIA

    Trade Union The trade union movement emerged in India, basically as a reaction to the state interventionist or state pluralism model. The economic reforms’ package (emphasis on privatization, liberalization and austerity measures) introduced in India in mid-1991 can be viewed as providing...
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    BALANCE OF VISIBLE TRADE

    BALANCE OF VISIBLE TRADE Balance of visible trade is also known as balance of merchandise trade, and it covers all transactions related to movable goods where the ownership of goods changes from residents to non-residents (exports) and from non-residents to residents (imports). The valuation...
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    BALANCE OF INVISIBLE TRADE

    BALANCE OF INVISIBLE TRADE Just as a country exports goods and imports goods a country also exports and imports what are called as services (invisibles). The service account records all the service exported and imported by a country in a year. Unlike goods which are tangible or visible...
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    BALANCE OF TRADE

    BALANCE OF TRADE Balance of trade may be defined as the difference between the value of goods and services sold to foreigners by the residents and firms of the home country and the value of goods and services purchased by them from foreigners. In other words, the difference between the value of...
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    Importance for Multilateral Trade

    Multilateral aids are preferred over bilateral aids mainly because of the following reasons: - Since this type of aid is through international financial institutions the host country does not owe to a particular country but to the pool of resources. - Bilateral aid essentially flows from one...
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    REASON FOR FAILURE OF TRADE UNIONS THEIR DISAGREEMENT WITH PRIVATIZATION

    Why trade unions are against privatization? People misunderstood the concept of privatization. Views of trade union regarding privatization. Exploitation of workers. Subcontracting. Less job security in private companies. Excess work pressure. Adaptation of new technologies...
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    All India Central Council of Trade Unions

    All India Central Council of Trade Unions (AICCTU) AIMS AND OBJECTIVES To fight for the rights & dignity of all workers. To strive for the establishment of a socialist order through democratization. To fight for the over through of the domination by the MNC’s. To develop a scientific &...
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    Trade union movement in India

    Trade union movement in India First phase(1950-mid60s) Start of trade unionism. The nationalist: Indian National Trade Union Congress The communist: All India Trade Union Congress. Second phase (mid-1960s to 1979) Massive inter-union rivalries as a result of increase in industrial...
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    FUNCTIONS OF TRADE UNION

    Functions OF Trade Unions Militant functions Fraternal functions Militant Functions To achieve higher wages and better working conditions To raise the status of workers as a part of industry To protect labours against victimization and injustice Fraternal Functions To take up...
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    TRADE UNION

    DEFINITION A trade union or labour union is an organization of workers who have banded together to achieve common goals in key areas such as wages, hours, and working conditions, forming a cartel of labour. One of the most important tool of trade union is collective bargaining. History...
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    Trade sale - Acquisition

    Trade sale - Acquisition Sometimes a VC will exit when a third party purchases the entire firm. One way in which this is accomplished is to structure the transactions as a sale of all the shares of the company, in return for cash, shares of buyer, or other assets. The buyer will often be a...
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    Foreign Trade Policy

    Foreign Trade Policy Highlights Strategy Special Focus Initiatives Package for Agriculture Gems and Jewellery Handlooms and Handicrafts Leather and Footwear Export Promotion Schemes - Target Plus - Vishesh Krishi Upaj Yojana - served from India Scheme - EPCG - DFRC - DEPB New...
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    World Trade

    Introduction to WTO What is the WTO? The World Trade Organization (WTO) is the only international organization dealing with the global rules of trade between nations. Its main function is to ensure that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible. World Trade Organization...
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    BROKERS CONTINGENCY FUND, TRADE GUARANTEE FUND and SETTLEMENT GUARANTEE FUND

    BROKERS CONTINGENCY FUND The scheme has come into force with effect from July 21, 1997. Objective To ensure that the settlement cycles at the Exchange are not affected due to the temporary financial problems faced by the members. Functioning It provides temporary advance(s) to the...
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    Trade to Trade Settlement

    Trade to Trade Settlement The transactions in the scrip are not netted and all purchase and sale transactions in the same scrip in single settlement are to be settled separately In other words,the exchanges does not recognize squaring off positions in purchases and sales within the same...
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    Rupee Gains 12 Paise Agaisnt Doller in early trade.

    Rupee on tuesday appreciated by 12 paose against US to Rs. 46.68 a doller in early trade, supported by fresh capital inflows by foriegn funds. The rupee had closed 3 paise higher at 47.12/13 a dollar yesterday The fresh capital inflow into equities by foriegn funds resulted in the...
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    Need Project on International Trade

    HEy people i need a projetct on International trade plz help
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    ppt on international trade theories

    this ppt is on international trade.. startinf from adam smith to porter five model study. it is of great help fo international business students.
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    Developing countries need trade, not aid

    A developing country needs both trade and aid but there has to be some kind of formation. Too much aid to a country will leave that country in the same developing phase. But if that country competes with the world through trade, upgradation will surely occur due to constant friction with the...
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