What is 'consolidated fund'?
Answer / Amit Choudhary
'Consolidated Fund' is a main account of the central government where all the revenues are credited and all the expenses are debited. It includes receipts from the Union Government, states, or any other sources.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
How many types of bills are used in banking operations?
What are NPA? How can they be reduced?
1 Answers State Bank Of India SBI,
What is communism?
1 Answers State Bank Of India SBI,
What is HTM & AFS?
Difference between Vote on Account and Interim Budget?
You've been asked to reduce the budget by 10%. What criteria will you use in identifying the budget reductions?
What are the benefits of mobile banking?
Do you know anything about Electronic Development Fund?
1 Answers RBI, State Bank Of India SBI,
What is the central monetary authority of india?
Banking sector falls under which sector?
What is cashier's cheque?
Hai viewers! I am deepa,pursuing MBA finance.I want to pursue some additional course to add value.And to mention i am a science student with no maths in my plus 2 level and graduation(does not mean i am weak at)due to which i guess i may not be eligible for some courses.Can you plz suggest me something in this direction. i am very much interested in shares and related things.
Business Administration (517)
Marketing Sales (1279)
Banking Finance (3208)
Human Resources (747)
Personnel Management (68)
Hotel Management (29)
Industrial Management (113)
Infrastructure Management (14)
IT Management (97)
Supply Chain Management (16)
Operations Management (39)
Funding (79)
Insurance (494)
Waste Management (1)
Labor Management (48)
Non Technical (73)
Business Management AllOther (546)