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Stock Warrants

Definition: A stock warrant is an investment tool which provides the holder with the right (although not the obligation) to purchase or sell back the stock at the specific quantity and price within the stipulated future period. The stock warrants are issued by the company directly. They are very similar to the options but involves higher risk and yields a better return to … [Read more...] about Stock Warrants

Financial Leverage

Definition: Financial leverage refers to the utilization of borrowed funds to acquire new assets which are assumed to generate a higher capital gain or income as compared to the cost of borrowing. It is a liability for the borrowing business organization whereas, makes a source of income for the lender. The three ways in which the company can obtain funds are as follows: … [Read more...] about Financial Leverage

Financial Intermediaries

Definition: Financial intermediary is the organization which acts as a link between the investor and the borrower, to meet the financial objectives of both the parties. These can be seen as business entities which accept deposits from the depositors or investors (lenders) by allowing them low interest on their sum. Further, these organizations, lend this amount to the … [Read more...] about Financial Intermediaries

Profitability Ratios

Definition: Profitability ratios are the financial measures to analyze the earning capacity and determine the financial soundness of the organization by comparing the earnings with different expenditures, and ensure the optimum utilization of the various resources. Analyzing the financial position of an organization using the profitability ratios, are essential for all the … [Read more...] about Profitability Ratios

Line of Credit (LOC)

Definition: A line of credit can be seen as a revolving account opened with the bank or other financial institution. It allows the borrower (customer) to withdraw the required amount as a loan, partially or wholly, up to the given maximum limit mentioned in the agreement. The principal feature of a line of credit is that the interest is chargeable only on the sum withdrawn by … [Read more...] about Line of Credit (LOC)

Monetary Policy Vs Fiscal Policy

Both monetary policy and fiscal policy go hand in hand when it comes to the economic stability and growth of a nation. The most significant difference between the two is that monetary policy is introduced as a corrective measure by the central bank to control inflation or recession and strengthen the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Whereas, fiscal policy is implemented each year … [Read more...] about Monetary Policy Vs Fiscal Policy

Bill of Exchange Vs Promissory Note

The bill of exchange and promissory note are negotiable instruments used for carrying out various economic activities. However, they vary from each other in many ways. The significant difference between them is that a bill of exchange is a written order drafted by the drawer on the drawee to receive the mentioned sum within the specified period. Whereas, a promissory note is a … [Read more...] about Bill of Exchange Vs Promissory Note

Central Bank Vs Commercial Bank

The central bank and commercial banks both form the base of a country's economy. However, they are incredibly different from one another. When the central bank is the supreme organization of the banking system of any country, the commercial banks function under the rules, regulations, policies and guidelines of the central bank. The significant difference between the two is … [Read more...] about Central Bank Vs Commercial Bank

Public Goods Vs Private Goods

Public goods, as the name suggests, are for the facility and welfare of the public in general for free of cost. Whereas, private products are the ones which are sold by private companies to earn profits and fulfil the needs of the buyers. This is a significant difference between these two types of goods. However, both public goods and private goods are for the consumer's … [Read more...] about Public Goods Vs Private Goods

Job Enlargement Vs Job Enrichment

Job enlargement and job enrichment are both used as techniques for employee motivation and satisfaction. However, they differ a lot from each other. The critical difference is job enlargement is a horizontal expansion of duties and tasks across the same organizational level, whereas job enrichment is the vertical expansion of the roles, responsibilities, authority and … [Read more...] about Job Enlargement Vs Job Enrichment

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