IOSR-JEF   Volume-13 ~ Issue-4 ~ Jul. – Aug. 2022

Abstract: Stockbrokerage firms in Kenya have been facing problems touching on the sufficiency of their capital which in turn affects their liquidity. This has prevented them from maximizing their profitability since they are unable to effectively execute all the transaction orders that they receive. In view of the foregoing, this study evaluated the influence of venture capital on profitability of stockbrokerage firms. The study was guided by Walker's theory of profit. A descriptive research design was employed. Deductive approach as well as quantitative method were also adopted. The 9 licensed stockbrokers in Kenya were targeted. A census design was employed due to the small size of the study population. Data were collected using a structured questionnaire and a secondary data collection sheet. The questionnaire was pilot tested to determine its reliability and validity. Data analysis was facilitated by the Statistical Package for Social Sciences. Data analysis was in form of both.....

Keywords: Investment practices, profitability, stockbrokerage firms, venture capital

Abstract: In the paper we present a new flexible model for amortization of debt (loan repayment). First, for a given debt (loan) the amount of total interest is calculated. The calculation can be based on any classical model preferred, such as equal payments or equal principal payments. Then, a debtor can arbitrarily choose the initial repayment parameters -interest rate and payment amount. The model is designed in such a way that any initial choice yields the same given amount of total interest. It enables the debtor to choose the amortization schedule which agrees with his financial possibilities. The model can also be applied for rescheduling of debt (loan) when financial difficulties prevent regular payment.

Key Words: Amortization of debt, rescheduling of debt, amortization schedule, interest rate, total interest.

Abstract: The main goal of population planning is notjustto reduce the number of human beings, more or less. Have to be kept but of the life of a large part of the world's growing population Growth in quality has to be pursued. India is very populous Is a nation. Here, the excessive increase of human resources helps the national government in population planning and invites the implementation of planned economic development programs. Popuiation it is necessary to keep in mind that under regional planning, in the regional context there should be a balance between manpower and all available resources. Current population growth Looking at it, it is being said that by 2050, India s population should......

KeyWords:- population planning, family welfare and family planning, Sustainable Economic Development, population control

Abstract: SMEs in Jordan are important to the national employment and to the country's GDP. However, there is a high rate of tax non-compliance behavior in Jordan that costs around JD1.4 billion. Sales tax is the major source of tax revenue in Jordan and revealing the factors that determine the compliance behaviour become important. Therefore, this study examines the possible factors of tax compliance among SMEs in Jordan. The conceptual framework of this study include sales tax compliance behavior as the dependent variable and the antecedents are tax knowledge, tax fairness, tax morale, tax authority, tax rate, and tax penalties. The population of this study is the small and medium.......

Key Words:Tax Compliance Behaviour, Tax Knowledge, Tax Fairness, Tax Morale, Tax Authority, Tax Rate, Tax Penalties, Jordan

Abstract: The traditional ends of human life, Dharma the righteous living, Artha the material well-being, Kama the enjoyment of sensual and artistic things, and Maksha the freedom from the birth-death cycle the entire depart together, and delight of a full life was thought to be impossible without any one of the above ends. From these, Artha occupies a key place in human life. Kautilya, the foremost economic thinker of ancient India, treated economic topics along with political matters in his Artharastra. Artharastra is a treatise on political economy interpreted in its broadest sense. Although the accurate date of its completion is unclear, the available evidence suggests that it was written somewhere between 321 and 286 BC. Santi Parva of the Mahabharata gives another source of ideas on economic matters was, the epic wherein advice concerning the accumulation and distribution of wealth was interspersed with advice on how to run a country.

Key Words: Money, Commodity, The Acquired Wealth, Public Or Private Property, Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha Introduction

Abstract: Background: This study aims to analyze the effect of regional revenues on economic growth through direct spending in the East Java Province of Indonesia. The measurement of regional revenue uses regional original revenue (ROR), general allocation funds (GAF), special allocation funds (SAF), profit-sharing funds (SF), direct spending (DS), and economic growth (EG) in the Regency/City of East Java Province, Indonesia. Materials and MethodeThis research is explanatory research through hypothesis testing. Samples were 38 districts/cities in East Java, with observations for 10 years from 2010 to 2019 by using path analysis. The results, indicate that GAF and SAF have an effect, while SF has no effect on Direct Expenditures. ROR and SF havean effect on economic growth......

Key Words: Regional Revenue, Direct Spending, and Economic Growth.

Abstract: Indian Economy can grow at faster rate if it increases its saving rate. The one easy way to increase its saving rate is to monetize gold deposits in India.
In 1991, India and China had roughly same per capita incomes. However by 2021, China's per capita income had became 5 times India's per capita income. And today it is recognised and accepted that it only matter of time before China becomes the next Super Power replacing United States of America, whereas India is of course still a developing country with potential that obviously is a badly disguised insult.
The reason for China to have higher per capita income than India is obvious. China grew at a much faster rate of 10-12% per annum, whereas......