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Recession in India
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RESEARCH REPORT ON
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FINANCIAL CRISIS OF 2007, CAUSES AND EFFECT ON INDIAN BANKING SECTOR
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MACRO ECONOMICS
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ASSIGNMENT NO. 1
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SYMBIOSIS INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

INDEX | PAGE NO. | Financial Crisis | | Background and Causes | | Financial markets impact | | Global effects | | Effects of Recession on India | | Effects on Banks | | What corrective measures were taken? | | Future Outlook | | What Industry Experts Think? | | Conclusion | | Bibliography | |
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The recent financial crisis has put a major impact on all commercial sectors of India. We have covered the reason and causes of the financial crisis which emerged from U.S and impacted the entire world. Though the effect on banking sector was similar but it was corrected with proper measures and circulars. We have compiled the said report which helps in understanding what corrective steps were taken which


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