The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, February 27, 2005

Economic Survey — Music to investor's ears
The thrust of the Economic Survey is encouraging for investors. If the Budget even partially reflects its priorities, that would be a positive for the economy. More

SIMPLE ECONOMICS

Quantum games
YOU may be familiar with game theory, made popular by the movie A Beautiful Mind. Game theory studies how we take decisions to maximise our benefits (payoffs). Scientists are now applying quantum physics to game ... More

TAX TALK

At sea on tax

There's tax benefit for home loans from near and dear too

FUND WATCH

SEBI okays Fidelity plans

BOOK VALUE

Disenchanted with the market
THE Society for Capital Market Research & Development has big names such as Abad Ahmed, Chandra Mohan, Devendra Gupta, M. S. Verma, C. K. Hazari, D. H. Pai Panandiker, P. G. Mankad, N. K. Sengupa, Bodhishwar Rai, and .. More

INSURANCE CORNER

MetLife's Met Smart
MET SMART, a unit-linked plan launched by MetLife, is a plan that matures when the policyholder attains the age of 100; the plan includes both savings and insurance elements. We will take a look at some of the key ... More

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Economic Survey — Music to investor's ears

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Using forex for infrastructure

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Killer Tsunami

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Simple Economics

Tax Talk

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Looking back
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