Which of the following provide long-term credit for capital-intensive investments spread over a long period and low yielding rates of return, such as urban infrastructure, mining and heavy industry, and irrigation systems.
Development financial institutions provide long-term credit for capital-intensive investments spread over a long period and low yielding rates of return, such as urban infrastructure, mining and heavy industry, and irrigation systems.
Monthly income of P is Rs.20000 and his monthly savings is Rs.12000. If his monthly income is decreased by 40% and monthly expenditure is decreased by 3...
In an examination, there are 200 questions, in the first section, out of 120 questions, a student got 65% marks, then how much percent he has to score i...
Monthly income of A and B is Rs. (x + 1500) and Rs. x, respectively. If monthly income of A is increased by 12.5% while that of B is decreased by 25% th...
If the price of petrol is increased by 28%, by what percentage should the consumption be decreased by the consumer if the expenditure on petrol remains...
A village lost 20% of its cattle in a flood, 20% of remaining died due to diseases and 20% of the rest were disabled. If the number left now is 9600. Wh...
A chair is sold for Rs 720 after giving a discount of 10% on its marked price. The cost price of the chair is Rs 640. If it is sold at the marked price,...
Raj saves Rs. 3000 more if he spends 65% of his income instead of 85%. Find the savings of Sanjay whose income is 20% more than that of Raj, and spends ...
The only expenses of Arun are on grocery, rent and fun expenses. Arun spent Rs. 4,250 on fun, amount spent by him on rent is Rs. 9,000 more than that on...
In a city, the number of persons travelling by bike is 92.5% the number of persons travelling by metro. The number of persons travelling on foot is 75% ...
Income of A is 52% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 30% of his Income and equals to Rs. 8100. Find the difference between the incom...
