European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine

In this paper attempt is made to know the preferences towards mutual fund and analyze the importance of demographic factors that influence the decision of investor towards making investments. This study attempts to find out the significance of demographic factors of population such as gender, age, education, occupation, income over investment decisions. The hypotheses have been developed considering its relevancy to the research objectives. Investment decision making behavior has been taken as dependent variable and demographic factors (age, gender and education) are considered as independent variables. Data were classified; tabulated and tested. Statistical inferences were drawn by the use of hypothesis and Pearson's Chi-square technique.

Non-Resident Indians or NRIs are looking more and more in the direction of their dwelling land to invest their money. NRI is characterized as any person who resides outside India for foremost part of the year because of his employment. Since 1950s, Indian economy has been growing steadily and investors from all over the world have conveyed interest in taking benefit of this growth. After the reforms of 1990 with the commencement of the era of liberalization, India has become one of the favorite investment destinations of NRIs. In this paper I would like to discuss about the perceptions of NRIs towards return on investment in case of Gujarat state also to see relation of factors like education, gender and marital status with the perceptions towards return on investment in case of Gujarat.

According to (GPT-9) the action of pouring or injecting a flowable material into a refractory mold. The object formed is also referred to as “a casting”. There are various steps of fabrication of a simple full metal crown. Casting failures of alloys in dental technology should be the exception, not the rule. They have to be detected in time and associated with possible causes. For the experimental part base metal alloys single tooth restorations were achieved using the conventional lost wax process for casting in order to be evaluated. Some casting defects obtained during the experimental part are exemplified: incomplete castings, absence of the castings, voids, distorsions, nodules, porosities. Selecting the appropriate casting techniques for each alloy and dental restoration and accurate following of the technologycal steps are essential to avoid casting defects.

In this paper, we present an outline of some factors impact while buying mutual fund. We deliberate level of satisfaction with respect in investors referred here as mutual fund. In precise, our motivation is to responsiveness of investing mutual fund. An efficient financial sector mobilizes savings and allocates it to those investments which yield the highest rate of return. Savings are the difference between income and consumption of mutual fund industry. An increase in the volume of real domestic savings means that resources that would have been used for consumption are released for investment. India has high level of saving rate because of high level of saving motives. Everyone seems to understand the basic principle of investment. Investment means the purchase by an individual of a financial or real asset that produces a return proportion to the risk assumed over some future investment period, for achieving this investor has to decide on how and where to deploy his/her saving. Saving motive is a desire to reserve certain mixture of income for future. The main objective of investor is to invest in different speculation avenues that deliver expected returns and help to chance the risk in future. There should be some motives for making investments. Employees give more importance to create more stand-in to meet the risk in future.We have categorised investors opinion regarding major deficiencies in the working of the mutual fund industry. We have given the opinion from the investors that can help in the deficiencies mutual fund. This means that retail investors will opt for mutual funds. Mutual funds saw record resource mobilization as investors lined up to take advantage of the stock market boom. The study was descriptive in nature. A structured questionnaire was distributed to all respondent. It was divided into two parts. The first one is demographic information; the second part was framed to know the infrastructure, Customer satisfaction and performance in mutual fund. In this Excel and SPSS statistical tool was used to analysis the data and findings were presented through graphs and charts with interpretation.

This article provides an assessment of the investment potential of the regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the development of science-based measures to ensure sustainable growth of the enterprise, achieving global competitiveness - affecting investment efficiency. opinions and comments on in-depth and comprehensive analysis of factors, identification of quantitative relationships between them.

This research is quantitative. The data used were secondary data obtained from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS). The data analysis employed was multiple linear regression analysis, which was processed using SPSS 23. The results revealed that investment had a significant and positive effect, with the t-count value of 9,300 higher than the t-table of 1,968 with a significance level of 0,000. Labor had a significant and positive effect, with the t-count value of 8.691 higher than the t-table of 1.968 with a significance level of 0.000. The consumption level had a significant and positive effect, with the t-count value of 7.474 higher than the t-table of 1.968 with a significance level of 0.000. Simultaneously, the variables of investment, labor, and consumption levels had a significant and positive effect on economic growth. From the regression results, the R-Squared (R²) value was 0.744. It indicated that the independent variables could explain the variation in economic growth in Indonesia by 74.4%. Meanwhile, the remaining 25.6% was explained by other variables outside the research.

The article analyzes the use of investment in industrial production of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the theoretical principles of a systematic approach to its management. As a method of analysis, a model expressing the effect of factors on the volume of industrial output using econometric analysis was identified. Using this model and a system of time-dependent regression equations of each factor, a forecast of changes in the gross output of industrial enterprises by 2030 was identified and an algorithm for improving the strategic investment management system and an improved investment management strategy and investment management mechanism were developed. Also, proposals and recommendations for achieving the targets of industrial production of the Republic of Uzbekistan are outlined.

The research is dedicated to the theoretical and economic justification for the impact of investment and innovation as an important factor in increasing economic efficiency.

A significant part of the ecosystem (biome) and natural landscape diversity of the Earth's temperate belt is represented in the Russian Federation. It is preserved due to the relatively low disturbance of the country's territory (up to 65% of the country's area, mainly in the Arctic, Siberia and the Far East, maintain a natural mode of functioning). The share of arable land in biomes reaches 40-50% in the forest-steppe and steppe, and in general, agricultural lands occupy in the biomes of the Russian Federation from 0% (tundra) to 85% (steppes).
The landscape diversity of the Russian Federation itself includes about 20 types of landscapes (arctic, subarctic, boreal (taiga), subboreal humid, semiarid and arid, subtropical, mountainous - alpine, glacial, etc. Swamp, floodplain, aquatic, shallow marine, etc.) and more than 350 types of landscapes. Among them, taiga (boreal) landscapes are leading in terms of area - 52%. Cold arctic and subarctic (plain and mountainous) occupy 21%. Mountain landscapes occupy 30–33%. The most developed, optimal for the development of agriculture, the territory of the forest-steppe and broad-leaved forests occupy 8%. The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) links the concept of "biodiversity" and "sustainable development".
It follows from the preamble of the Convention that biodiversity must be conserved not only for its own sake, but also for the use and enhancement of human well-being.
This has given rise to the concept of ecosystem goods and services that biodiversity provides and that can be critical to the needs for foodstuffs, health and healthy environmental needs.
In the National Strategy for the Conservation of Biodiversity of the Russian Federation, the main groups of life-supporting functions of biological diversity have been identified: production functions, environment-forming functions, informational and spiritual-aesthetic functions.