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The Department successfully conducted a Webinar on the topic of Circular Economy by Dr. Karishma Chaudhary on 19th Janua...
27/01/2022

The Department successfully conducted a Webinar on the topic of Circular Economy by Dr. Karishma Chaudhary on 19th January 2022

The department successfully conducted a webinar on the topic "Career Development and Skill Enhancement" by our very own ...
27/01/2022

The department successfully conducted a webinar on the topic "Career Development and Skill Enhancement" by our very own Alumnus Mr. Rupak Saxena on January 8th 2022

Magazine CommitteeSession 2020-21Buzznomics: Volume 2https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XNamlnX37KRIi_eNwoel80fMjSmYoP57/v...
16/01/2021

Magazine Committee
Session 2020-21
Buzznomics: Volume 2

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XNamlnX37KRIi_eNwoel80fMjSmYoP57/view?usp=sharing

As the editor of this journal, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to our readership. Welcome to our second edition of Buzznomics, the publication of this journal had been delayed due to the ongoing pandemic but it gives me immense joy to present it to all of you here. I want to welcome all of you again to this journal- to our journal and invite all of you to provide us with your valuable feedback, suggestions, questions or concerns.

Yuvraj Pratap Singh
(Editor in Chief)

BBE Magazine LaunchWe are jubilant on presenting you an invitation for the launch of our annual publication BUZZNOMICS: ...
14/01/2021

BBE Magazine Launch

We are jubilant on presenting you an invitation for the launch of our annual publication
BUZZNOMICS: VOLUME II

Join us: http://meet.google.com/fpy-fxpc-ntg

Saturday, 16th January, 11:50 A.M

Behavioral finance is the study of the influence of psychology on the behavior of investors or financial analysts. It al...
12/01/2021

Behavioral finance is the study of the influence of psychology on the behavior of investors or financial analysts. It also includes the subsequent effects on the markets. It focuses on the fact that investors are not always rational, have limits to their self-control, and are influenced by their own biases. Behavioral Finance sees humans as humans rather than some ‘completely rational being’. It recognises that humans have a limit on their self control.
They are limited by their own biases ,as in the above example it was a socio-religious belief. They make cognitive errors that may lead to decision errors and biases. The errors and biases are those psychological factors or determinants , which impede the rational decision making, for example buying a car. The first one is self-deception. The concept of self-deception is a limit to the way we learn. When we mistakenly think we know more than we actually do, we tend to miss information that we need to make an informed decision. For example, A person may be a software engineer but he might not be knowing the nuancesor mechanics that determines a car’s performance.
Next one is Heuristic Simplification .It is the error made when we base our decision on simply a heuristic rather than a logical information processing. In the above case, if we base our decision of buying a car on say “ relatives’ advice “ because they were right about the property investment. However a car and a property are two different things. Behavior Finance has it's own significance. It helps to identify the negative tendencies relating to investment and buying behavior in customers. It basically aims to use the psychological understanding to make our decision more rational and logical.

Impossible trinity is a trilemma where the central bank is unable to undertake all three fundamental decisions at the sa...
04/01/2021

Impossible trinity is a trilemma where the central bank is unable to undertake all three fundamental decisions at the same time which are, ‘Independent Monetary Policy’, ‘Fixed Exchange Rates’, ‘Free Capital Flow’. If expansionary monetary policy is undertaken and interest rate is brought down, foreign capital inflow goes down and value of currency decreases (depreciation). If, on the other hand, contractionary monetary policy is undertaken and interest rate is increased, foreign capital inflow goes up and value of currency increases (appreciation).
India had seen a contraction of 23.9% in first quarter of financial year. Amidst the ongoing pandemic, due to supply chain disruptions and lockdown, both core and sticky inflation have persisted in the economy, due to which RBI has been reluctant to cut interest rates and as foreign capital inflow continues to increase, recovery of economy through exports doesn’t seem feasible as a stronger rupee has made the exports costlier.
To maintain the yield curve in order the market would need assurance that inflation is under control, however there has been huge amount of foreign capital incoming (Rs. 174,793 Crore, FDI inflow during second quarter) and RBI has already increased liquidity with banks due its forex market intervention., to resist this appreciation RBI has been purchasing dollars, in turn which has increased liquidity in the market.
RBI has pledged to keep the interest rates on hold as it takes an accommodative stance however in course of time something will give as the current situation cannot be held forever, We should therefore expect quick policy reversals in the future as the economy starts picking up pace again.
Yuvraj Pratap Singh
(Batch of 2021)

The department of Business Economics, Aryabhatta college conducted a webinar on 24th April, 2020 on the topic 'Corporate...
03/05/2020

The department of Business Economics, Aryabhatta college conducted a webinar on 24th April, 2020 on the topic 'Corporate governance and its impact on financial decision making ' . The session was led by Dr. Shveta Singh, an Associate professor and area chair of finance at the dept of Business studies, IIT Delhi.
The session began with discussion about the collapses of corporate governance, followed by the modals of corporate governance. The second half of the session revolved around the corporate governance in India and its monitoring mechanism. It was an interactive session with active participation by students and faculty members.A total of 35 students attended the seminar. The seminar concluded with questions from the students which were welcomed by our speaker. It was a very informative seminar which was thoroughly enjoyed by both the teachers and the students. The students gained good insight into the corporate world and how it functions.

Trekking Expedition to Nag Tibba.🏕️A total of 13 students from BA (Hons) Business Economics went for the trek. 💯 @ Nag T...
22/03/2020

Trekking Expedition to Nag Tibba.🏕️

A total of 13 students from BA (Hons) Business Economics went for the trek. 💯 @ Nag Tibba Trek

BBE Family Reunion. Alumni Meet 2020 ❤️💯
21/03/2020

BBE Family Reunion.
Alumni Meet 2020 ❤️💯

This unexpected vacation should prove fruitful, shouldn't it? Send your entries now :)
20/03/2020

This unexpected vacation should prove fruitful, shouldn't it?

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