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ARTICLES STOCK VOLATILITY, GROWTH AND GREECE DEBT CRISIS Lula Mengcsha, IMPLICATIONS TO EMERGING ECONOMIES WiTH A SiECTET Duppati G. Geeta Rhni E REFERENCE TO INDIA AND MALAYSIA R.K. Misltrn :
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AMONG GARCH FAMILIES OF MODELS
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lignesh B. Togadiya
TO SELECTED TEXTILE COMPANIES IN INDIA
ABSTRACTS OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS
A STUDY ON THE INVESTORS' ATTITUDE TOWARDS INDIAN SHARE
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INDUSTRIES ON TAMILNADU INFLATION IN INDIA : A CRITICAL STUDY oF DETERMINANTS
Renu Tanwar
AND MEASUREMENT
WATERSHED AREA DEVLOPMENT PROJECT : A CoMPARATIVE STUDY CONSIDERING KRUSHNAGADH AND NESADI VILLAGES IMPLEMENTATION OF ERP SOFTWARE IN INDIAN MULTINATIONAL ORGANISATIONS: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS A STUDY ON LIQUIDITY, SOLVENCY AND PROFITABILITY POSITION AND ITS IMPACT ON RETURN ON INVESTMENT W]TH REFERENCE TO TEXTILE MILLS IN TAMIL NADU, IND]A
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