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Book's First Page22.34 ndian onom higher in relation to debt finance but lower than misery inDex equity finance. It is also available quickly to the An index of economic misery that is sum of borrower with little or no collateral. The concept of the rates of inflation and unemployment for an mezzanine financing is just catching up in India. economy–higher the value greater is the misery. Mezzanine financing is used mainly for small and medium enterprises, infrastructure and real monetAry neutrAlity estate. ICICI Venture’s Mezzanine Fund was the first fund in India to focus on mezzanine finance The idea that changes in money supply have no opportunities. effect on real economic variables (such as output, real interest rates, unemployment etc.,) if money supply increases by 10 per cent, for example, the mibiD price will increase by the same level. The Mumbai Inter Bank Bid (MIBID) is the A core belief of Classical Economics, the idea weighted average interest rate at which certain was put forth by David Hume in the 18th century. banks in Mumbai are ready to borrow from the Today this is not considered a valid idea. call money market. money illusion mibor A phrase coined by J. M. Keynes to denote the The Mumbai Inter Bank offer Rate (MIBOR) is misleading thinking among people that they are the weighted average interest rate at which certain getting richer as a result of inflation when in banks/institutions in Mumbai are ready to lend in reality the value of money decreases. the call money market. The phrase is used by some economists to argue that a small amount of inflation may not miDDle clAss be a bad thing and could even be beneficial as it We keep hearing and reading use the term may help to ‘grease the wheels’ of the economy—a ‘middle class’ frequently. But who are the middle feeling of getting richer (let it be illusory itself!). classes? There are still no universally accepted criteria for defining the middle class. Simply put, morAl hAzArD they are neither rich nor poor. Even the income criterion has not been settled. According to the One among the two kinds of market failure often National Council of Applied Economic Research associated with the insurance sector. It means that (NCAER), a family with an annual income the people with insurance cover may take greater risks than the uncovered ones as they know they between Rs. 3.4 lakh and Rs. 17 lakh (at the 2009- are protected so the insurer may get more claims 10 price levels) falls in the middle class category. it bargained for. The other kind of market failure According to NCAER, by 2015–16, India was a is the adverse selections also related to insurance country of 53.3 million middle class households business. or about 267 million people. microcreDit most fAvoureD nAtion Smaller credit/loan to small and needy borrowers As per the WTO agreements, member countries who are outside the reach of commercial banks, for cannot normally discriminate between their the purpose of undertaking productive activities. trading partners. If any country grants one