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A Study on Saving Outline of Women Investors’ Behavior Special Reference to Chennai District

Issue Abstract

Abstract
The investors felt very much the effect of  introduction of New Economic Policy, 1991.In this situation greater investment opposition and also inexpensive change in perception are the greater challenges to the investors. These changes are due to many factors. The primary objective of this study is to create good speculation and awareness for the country. Demographic factors such as Age, Income, Family hold, Occupation, Family circumstances, Employment Status and Investment conditions such as Choice of Portfolio, Risk Bearing Capacity, and Sources of Information also play a vital role in determining investments. By analyzing these demographic and environmental factors, the study gives an idea how to create woman investor awareness. 
Keyword: Portfolio, household, risk bearing. 


Author Information
Dr.G.Jayalakshmi
Issue No
10
Volume No
3
Issue Publish Date
05 Oct 2017
Issue Pages
160-166

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