Abenomics refers to the collective set of reforms undertaken by the Japanese government in 2012 when Shinzo Abe became the prime minister for the second time. The aim was to bring the Japanese economy out of the stagnation that started in the 1980s.Abenomics contained stimulus and various measures to bring a change to the gloomy economy out of deflation. The reforms were put in place to make the economy competitive and end the shortage of demand that lasted for at least two decades. Achieving inflation of 2% was also a major aim of Abenomics. Additionally, Abenomics sought to increase employment ... Read More

The bonds are usually rated on their creditworthiness and long-term yield. AAA is such a rating. It is considered the best rating any bond can get and as mentioned, only bonds with a high degree of creditworthiness and yield get this rating.Businesses also get AAA ratings but the guidelines are too tough. For example, in 2020 only Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson got AAA ratings. The AAA ratings are offered to bonds that are interpreted to achieve the obligations in time. As is obvious, for the same reason, AAA bonds never face a lack of investors' interest.Creditworthiness and yield are ... Read More

Accountant responsibility is the collective term associated with the responsibilities of the accountant. This may include official responsibilities including accounting or the responsibilities toward the stakeholders. In both cases, the accountant has to remain at the best of ethical standards to make the organization more accountable and high-performing in general.Responsibilities towards BusinessThe accountant looks at the profits and losses and prepares reports for the business managers for decision-making.Accountants help auditors to audit various departments, providing financial information required by them.Accountants look at the budgets, especially during the end of the financial year to make sure there is no overspending.They keep ... Read More

An Accountant is a professional who prepares, interprets, and organizes the financial transaction of a business or an individual. Although the term "bookkeeper" is often used to mean accountants, there are many differences between the two.For example, accountants usually interpret financial information while bookkeepers just compile them. To become a bookkeeper, an associate degree is required while to become an accountant at least a bachelor's degree is needed.Additionally, accountants clearing the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) are considered the best in the profession. The CPA is the gold standard in the field of accountancy.Roles of an AccountantFollowing are some of the ... Read More

China A-shares or simply A-shares are the stocks that are traded in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges. They are also called domestic shares because the Chinese currency Renminbi is needed in the trades.These shares are heavily restricted by the Chinese government and accessing them is almost impossible by foreign investors. However, the authorities have allowed some Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII) to deal in A-shares since 2003.China A-shares and China B SharesFor the foreign investors, there are B-shares that deal in Dollars. The idea is to keep foreign investors away from getting a share in Chinese companies while also allowing ... Read More

Market Capitalization represents the total dollar market value of the total number of shares of a company. Also called market cap, it is determined by multiplying total number of outstanding stock and the price of one stock in the market.For an example, a company that has 1 million stocks each priced at $100 would have a market cap of $100 million. Market cap is used to determine a company’s size in contrast to its sales value or total assets outstanding value. It is therefore a very important figure for a company’s value for the investors.In times of acquisition, market cap ... Read More

In simple words a patent is nothing but securing an invention and copyrights are nothing but securing original ideas. Both are governed by different rules and regulationsCopyrightsThe main objective of copyright is to secure the original idea or expression of idea of an artist. An artist's work can be a computer program, music, song, movie or any original work. Example − a book written by a cook.Others can't reproduce the same book or without permission of the book but however they can use the recipes used in it. To get copyrights, the artist first has to register with the respective ... Read More

Copyright and trademark comes under intellectual property. Although both look the same, sometimes it creates confusion in the readers' mind. Let us give brief idea about copyright and trademark and difference between themCopyrightThe main objective of copyright is to protect the artist's original work. Work may be a photo, book, painting, software code; article etc. copyright gives the owner a right to reproduce their work or profit off their underlying work.The principle involved is pretty simple "if you create something new or original work, you have to choose what to do". To get the copyrights you have to register first ... Read More

The term property means an individual or an organization owns it and it is protected by means of law. Intellectual properties are intangible assets of a business or a person. It can be a book, article in a magazine, a new design etc. which comes under intellectual properties.TypesThe types of intellectual properties are explained follows −PatentsA patent protects innovative ideas. It gives special rights to the respective owner/organization in making, selling and using the product or service period. A government authority or license conferring a right will be issued. An individual or an organization will approach the patent authority, submit ... Read More

Intellectual property rights give right to the persons over their inventions, literary works, etc. Rights for their creations have a timeframe. The right for protection is outlined in the universal declaration of human rights (Article 27).Importance of intellectual property was recognized in the Paris convention for protection of industrial property in 1883 and Berne convention for the protection of literary and artistic works in 1886. The World intellectual property organization administers both these treaties.Need for intellectual property rights are explained below −To encourage innovations.To increase economic growth.To safeguard creators' rights.Promote innovations.Transfer of technology.Safety of intellectual propertiesAn employee needs to understand ... Read More