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From the Principal’s Desk

Dear Students,

Welcome to Post Graduate Government College, Sector - 46, Chandigarh.

Education does not mean providing answers. It means equipping the students with the

means to find the answers for and within themselves. Therefore our endeavour at Post

Graduate Government College, Sector - 46, is to empower our students by providing

them the best possible learning environment and the highest possible standards of

support and guidance so that they become socially aware citizens who will play an

important role in building a tradition that will endure through the years to come.

Endowed with the vision of shaping the minds of the youth, the Institution has been

relentlessly striving with a disciplined zeal to perceive and maintain academic

excellence and developing skills to support lifelong well being.

Our experienced and dedicated members of the faculty nurture and ignite the young

minds through strong academics, co- curricular and extracurricular activities aimed at

the holistic development of the students. A vista is opened to the student volunteers

through the N.S.S. and N.C.C. thereby providing them a training ground to meet the

challenges in life and enabling them in becoming, enquiring and well-rounded

individuals with an independent mind who respect and empathise with others.

The college provides all facilities like Library, Computers, Internet, Laboratories,

Language Lab and Sports activities to meet the needs of the new upgraded pattern of

higher education. We have a highly devoted team of the non teaching staff committed

towards the achievement of our mission and goals. NAAC, an autonomous body of

UGC reaccredited us with ‘A’ grade in 2015.

I welcome all the students who will be joining us this year. It will be our endeavour to

make their stay fulfilling, enlightening and memorable.

This prospectus is a reflection of the ethos of the college.

Best Wishes,

Prof. (Dr.) J. K. Sehgal

Principal

Our College

Post Graduate Government College-46 is a

premier institution of higher learning in the city

beautiful, Chandigarh. Established in the year

1982 as a college for boys, it evolved as a co-

educational institution in the year 1992. Since

then, it has made rapid strides in academic

excellence, both qualitatively and quantitatively.

It is an institution where talents are honed,

personal achievement and excellence are

encouraged, and leadership qualities are

nurtured. Evaluated by NAAC for Cycle-

II accreditation with Grade ‘A’ in September

2015, this multi-faculty institution aims to

provide inclusive education for inculcating

human values, professionalism and scientific

temper and to establish a community of

scholars actively pursuing the acquisition,

creation and dissemination of knowledge. At the

core of the college’s educational philosophy,

modern education and cultural heritage are

complimentary and help the students to

become better citizens.

Infrastructure- The College gives the

students the best, be it course structure,

infrastructure, technological advancement,

educational ambience. One of the distinguished

colleges of the region, the college provides a

Wi-Fi campus, spacious e-classrooms,

computerized labs, a language lab, a fully

computerized administrative block, an

aesthetically and acoustically designed

auditorium complex with seating capacity of 800

and a fully equipped gymnasium. A green

house, a herbal garden and a solar power plant

is maintained to make the campus environment

friendly. We strongly believe that technology will

never be able to replace books though it may

alter its appearance.

Our state-of-the-art college library has a

collection of more than 44000 books that cover

a panoramic spectrum of subjects to satisfy the

urge to learn. The library constantly acquires

new books and also subscribes to 47

periodicals/magazines, 28 journals and 17

newspapers.

Sports-Physical activity through sports and

games is an essential ingredient for the

holistic development of every student .The

college has ample space for outdoor and

indoor activities and many a brilliant stars

sparkle in our college galaxy by participating

and excelling at Inter-college, All India Inter

Varsity and National level competitions in

various tournaments.

The games like Cricket, Hockey, Volleyball,

weight- lifting, Judo, Yoga, Badminton,

Kabbadi, Kho-kho, Table Tennis, Taekwondo

etc. develop the qualities of team work,

dedication and self-confidence in the students

to prepare them to overcome the trials and

tribulations of an increasingly competitive world.

The ritual of Annual Athletic Meet every year

helps to instill sportsmanship amongst our

students.

NSS & NCC- NSS units with the motto ‘Not

me but you’, promote selfless service and

create awareness regarding social issues like

female foeticide, AIDS etc. Four NSS units of

the college carry out social activities throughout

the year. An important initiative of NSS, the

Rotaract Club stands for "Rotary in Action.’ The

young spirited ‘Rotaractarians’ of the college

enhance their knowledge and understanding of

worldwide needs and problems. They work for

the well-being of the ignored; neglected and

underprivileged men, women and children. The

NCC unit of our college is committed to

inculcate amongst the students the spirit of

unity and discipline through its Army, Navy and

Air Force wing.

Enabling Unit- It sensitizes and creates

general awareness amongst the students of the

college towards differently abled and

disadvantaged persons so as to bring them to

the mainstream of the society.

Other Facilities- Fee concession and

scholarship is provided to the SC/ST/

meritorious students. Students from

economically weaker section are also given

financial aid as per guidelines issued by

Chandigarh administration.

Hostel-Hostel facility is not available in the

College Campus. Hostel will be provided in

the various government institutions as per

allocation from the Director, Higher

Education, Chandigarh. Hostel seats will be

allotted on the basis of merit (stream wise).

Personality Development Programme-To

hone the professional skills of the students and

to enhance their employability, in collaboration

with Regional Institute of English, Sector -32,

Chandigarh, the college offers Personality

Development Programme which comprises of

training in soft skills, group discussions, public

speaking, interviews etc.

Educational Tours- To broaden the horizon

of the students, educational tours are planned

to historical places, field trips to industrial and

business houses, museums, art-galleries and

Radio/T.V. Stations. In the session 2017-18

various trips/tours to Goa, Jaipur, New Delhi,

Shimla, Amritsar, Anandpur Sahib and

Talwandi Sabo were organized.

Helplines - Anti-Ragging helpline, Anti-Sexual

Harassment and Women’s Support helpline

ensure a secure environment on campus.

Internal Complaints Committee redresses the

grievances of the students.

Workshops and Seminars- Workshops,

seminars and conferences hosted in the college

at National and International level in a variety of

disciplines, serve as a forum for sharing

experiences and research findings for the

teachers as well as the students.

RUSA- Rastriya Uchhatar Shikhsha Abhiyan

With an objective to improve access, equity

and quality in higher education, the RUSA Cell

of the college has been actively working to

introduce transformative reforms for the

betterment of the institution. Remedial classes

and NET (UGC) coaching classes are

conducted in the college by RUSA. Being an

institution accredited grade ‘A’ by NAAC, the

college received a grant of a sum of two crore

under RUSA by the state Project Director,

Chandigarh Administration Chandigarh which is

being used for infrastructural development of

the college.

The Training and Placement Cell- The

College prepares the students to excel in a

mutually dependent and competitive world. To

achieve this, Placement Cell brings students in

touch with reputed companies, banks,

corporate and business agencies by organizing

Job Fests.

In collaboration with RUSA cell of the college,

the Training and Placement Cell organizes

various ‘Capacity Building Courses’ for the

students. The courses offered under the

programme are:-

Digital Marketing

Entrepreneurship Management

Marketing Management

Graphic Designing

Graphic and Motion Animation

3D Products and Visualization

Production and Film-making

Photography

Advance VFX Programme

In addition to these courses, a specialized

course on communication skills, under the

umbrella of ‘Language Work Station’ with the

audio-visual system, is available free of cost in

the college for the students.

Magazine and Newsletters- The college

magazine ‘Amaranth’ is a mélange of ideas and

a window to all activities that matter on the

college campus. It encourages the students to

give expression to the literary and creative bent

of mind.

The Department of English takes pride in the

publication of the annual issue of their e-

Newsletter. A multi-disciplinary bi-annual e-

journal ‘Sopaan’ (ISSN-2349/9893) is also run

by the college.

Co-curricular and Extra-curricular Activities-

Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities

organized in the college unleash the inherent

aptitudes and help bloom many a personality.

The fountain of youth is on its very best display

during the Youth Festival. Twenty positions won

during the last session in the category of music,

drama, dance, art and craft and literary items

are a proof of the surge of talent, creativity and

vivacity of the students of our college.

SOCIETIES

As per the directions of the Chandigarh Administration, each student is required to be the

member of any three of the following societies:

CHETNA- AIDS Awareness and Health Societies.

SAHASI – Gender Equity Society.

VAAHINI – Traffic Awareness and Road Safety Society.

SAHODAYA – Community Hygiene and Sanitation Society.

DHARANI – Environment Awareness Society.

SANSKRITI-Preservation and Promotion of Culture and Heritage Society.

PUNARNAVA-Best out of Waste society.

NIVARAN- Drug De-addiction Society.

ANAMAYA – Stress Management and Yoga Therapy Society.

VAANGMAYA-Literary Society.

ATHENEUM – Library Outreach Society.

WHOM TO CONTACT

Class/Category/Helpline Convenor Venue

Co-ordinator, Admissions Ms. Deepshikha, Dean Room No. 119

Co-ordinator, Commerce Ms. Renu Arora Room No. 214

Co-ordinator, Arts Ms.Gurvinder Kaur Room No. 23

Co-ordinator, B.C.A. Dr. Surinder Kaur Room No. 218

Co-ordinator, B.B.A. Ms. Renu Arora Room No. 214

Guidance & Counselling Cell Dr. Harjinder Singh Porch First Floor

Subject Combinations Monitoring Dr. Prem Sagar Auditorium

Committee

B.A. I (Semester I) Dr. Prashant Gaurav Auditorium B.A. II (Semester III) Mr. Rajinder Singh Room No. 125

B.A. III (Semester -V) Prof. (Dr) Sneh Sharma Room No. 201

B.Com I (Semester I) Dr. Uma Narang Centralized online Admission B.Com II (Semester III) Dr.Mukesh Chauhan Room No. 209

B.Com III (Semester V) Mr. Ripen Grover Room No. 206

M.Com I (Semester I) Dr.Tanuja Talwar Centralized online Admission M.Com II (Semester III) Ms. Arvinder Kaur Room No. 211 BCA I (Semester I) Dr. Surinder Kaur Centralized online Admission BCA II (Semester III) Dr. Surinder Kaur Room No. 218

BCA III( Semester V) Dr. Surinder Kaur Room No. 218

B.B.A.I Ms. Renu Arora Centralized online Admission B.B.A II Ms. Renu Arora Room No. 207

Hostel Admission (Boys) Dr. Prashant Gaurav UGC Room

Hostel Admission (Girls) Ms. Mona Singh Examination Room

Foreign Students Ms. Riju Sharma Room No. 130

Fee Concession, Students’ Aid Dr. Surinder Kaur Room No. 218 Scholarship & SC/ST

cases committee Anti Stress Helpline Dr. Tanuja Talwar Room No.125

(9815915023)

Anti-Ragging Helpline Dr. Mukesh Chauhan Room No. 208 (9357130698)

THE COLLEGE FACULTY

Prof. (Dr.) J. K. Sehgal

Principal

Ms. Deepshikha Dr. Shashi Wahi

Dean Vice-Principal

Commerce

1. Ms. Renu Arora, M.Com.

2. Mr. Amarpreet Singh Sijher, M.Com. (BS),

PGDFM, HTSM, CIC (Deputed to GCCBA,

Sector - 50)

3. Dr. Surinder Kaur, M.Com., Ph.D, MBA,

PGDIM, PGDIFM

4. Dr. V.Magesh, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D

5. Dr. Bikramjit Kaur, M.Com., Ph.D (Deputed

to GCCBA, Sector - 50)

6. Ms. Arvinder Kaur, M.Com., MFM

7. Dr. Tanuja Talwar, M.Com., Ph.D

8. Dr. Uma Narang, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D

9. Mr. Ripan Kumar Grover, M.Com.

10. Dr. Mukesh Chauhan, M.Com (Accounting)

M.Com (Business Administration), M.Sc.

(TQM), FCMA, Ph.D

11. Vacant

12. Vacant

Defence Studies

1. Vacant

Economics

1. Ms. Deepshikha, M.A. Hons, M.Phil.

2. Dr. Harjinder Singh, M.A., M.Phil.,

PGDHR, PGDBA, Ph.D

3. Ms. Vandana, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.

4. Vacant

5. Vacant

English

1. Ms. Riju Sharma, M.A., B.Ed.,

PGCTE, PGDTE, PGDPM

2. Dr. Pooja Garg, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D

3. Vacant

4. Vacant

5. Vacant

6. Vacant

7. Vacant

8. Vacant

9. Vacant

10. Vacant

Fine Arts

1. Dr. Simmi Arora, M.A., Ph.D

2. Vacant

Geography

1. Dr. Prem Sagar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D

2. Vacant

Hindi

1. Prof. (Dr.)Sukhdev Singh Minhas, M.A.

(Hindi, English, Punjabi, Sanskrit), M.Phil.,

Ph.D, Diploma in Translation

2. Prof. (Dr.) Sneh Sharma, M.A., M.Sc., MBA,

Ph.D

3. Vacant

History

1. Ms. Anita Berry, M.A., M.Phil.

2. Ms. Mona Singh, M.A., M.Phil.

3. Mr. Praveen Chaubey, M.A., LLB

4. Dr. Prashant Gaurav, M.A., B.Ed., B.Lib,

Ph.D

Mathematics

1. Ms. Parveen, M.Sc.

2. Vacant

3. Vacant

Music (Instrumental)

1. Vacant

Music (Vocal)

1. Vacant

Philosophy

1. Vacant

Physical Education

1. Dr.Rajinder Singh Kaura,M.Ped.,

M.Phil., Ph.D

2. Vacant

Political Science

1. Dr. Shashi Wahi, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D

2. Dr. Gobinda Chandra Sethi, M.A.,

M.Phil., Ph.D

3. Vacant

Psychology

1. Dr. Rajesh Kumar, M.Sc., PGDCC,

PhD

2. Vacant

Public Administration

1. Ms. Harinder Kaur, M.A., M.Phil

2. Vacant

Punjabi

1. Ms. Gurvinder Kaur, M.A., M.Phil.

2. Mr. Rajinder Singh, M.A., B.Ed.,

M.Phil.

3. Dr. Baljit Singh, M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D

4. Vacant

5. Vacant

6. Vacant

Sanskrit

1. Dr. Ramandeep Kaur, M.A, Ph.D

Sociology

1. Mr. Pundit Rao, M.A., M.Phil.

2. Vacant

Library Staff

1. Ms. Mukesh Kumari, Librarian,

M.Com, B.Ed., M.Lib.Sc.

2. Ms. Pratibha Pandey, Librarian

B.Sc. M. Lib.Sc.

Office Staff

1. Mr.Jagdeesh Saini, Supdt. (Accounts)

2. Vacant Supdt. (Establishment)

Note: Faculty on Contract/ Resource Persons are appointed against vacant posts.

ADMISSION SCHEDULE 2018 - 19 (Time: 9.00 a.m. onwards)

Class Date Venue

B.A. I (Semester-I) 09.07.2018 Auditorium -On the spot admission*

B.A. II (Semester- III) 12.07.2018 Room No. 125

(Old & New Students)

B.A. III (Semester V) 12.07.2018 Room No. 201


Foreign Students (All Classes) 12.07.2018 Room No. 130

B.Com I (Semester I) Centralized online Admission*

B.Com II (Semester III) 13.07.2018 Room No. 209


B.Com III (Semester V) 16.07.2018 Room No. 206


B.C.A I (Semester I) Centralized online Admission*

B.B.A.I (Semester I) Centralized online Admission*

B.C.A. II & B.B.A. II(Semester III) 14.07.2018 Room No. 218

(Old and New Students)

B.C.A. III (Semester V) 16.07.2018 Room No. 218


B.C.A. II & III (Pending cases if any) 17.07.2018 Room No. 218

M.Com I (Semester I) Centralized online Admission*

M. Com II (Semester III) 16.07.2018 Room No. 211


M.Com-II (Semester III) 18.07.2018 Room No. 211

(Pending cases if any)

*For details refer to general portion of the Prospectus

Note: The students should bring the hard copy of the admission form along with photocopies

and originals of certificates required on the day of admission.

ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR B.A. – I

For compulsory subjects kindly see details of Undergraduate courses in the common

portion of joint prospectus. A student is required to take up three elective subjects in

all, selecting one subject combination from any of the following sets of combinations.

Each subject combination has been allotted a number.

1. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Fine Arts,

History

2. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Economics


3. Adv. & Sales Promotion,

Psychology, Economics

4. Adv. & Sales Promotion, History,



Mathematics, Economics


Psychology, Elective English

7. Adv. & Sales Promotion, Defence

Studies, Public Administration


Hindi


Economics, Hindi


Mathematics

11. Defence Studies , Adv. & Sales

Promotion, Punjabi Elective

12. Defence Studies, History, Sociology

13. Defence Studies, Philosophy,

Sociology

14. Defence Studies, History, Political

Science.

15. Defence Studies, Physical

Education Political Science

16. Defence Studies, History, Adv. &

Sales Promotion

17. Defence Studies, Adv. & Sales

Promotion, Hindi

18. Defence Studies, History, Punjabi

Elective

19. Defence Studies, .Sociology,

Punjabi Elective

20. Defence Studies, Sociology,

Physical Education

21. Economics, Physical Education,

Sociology

22. Economics, Philosophy, History


Hindi

24. Economics, Political Science,

Geography

25. Economics, Political Science,

History

26. Economics, Philosophy, Geography

27. Economics, Sociology, Geography

28. Economics, History, Public

Administration

29. Economics, History, Punjabi

Elective


Punjabi Elective

31. Economics, Public Administration,

Sanskrit

32. Economics, Music Vocal, Sanskrit

33. Economics, Philosophy, Sanskrit

34. English Elective, Psychology,

Economics

35. English Elective, Political Science,

Economics

36. English Elective, Political Science,

History

37. English Elective, Economics, History

38. English Elective, History, Adv. &

Sales Promotion

39. Fine Arts, Music Vocal, Hindi

40. Fine Arts, History, Hindi

41. Fine Arts, Political Science, Public

Administration

42. Fine Arts, Sociology, History

43. Fine Arts, Public Administration,

History

44. Fine Arts, Music Instrumental, Hindi

45. Fine Arts, Adv. & Sales Promotion,

Philosophy

46. Fine Arts, Adv. & Sales Promotion,

Punjabi Elective

47. Fine Arts, History, Punjabi Elective

48. Fine Arts, Sociology, English

Elective

49. Fine Arts, Sociology, Music

Instrumental

50. Fine Arts, English Elective, History

51. Fine Arts, Public Administration,

Adv. & Sales Promotion

52. Fine Arts, History, Music Vocal

53. Functional English, History, English

Elective

54. Functional English, Economics,

English Elective

55. Functional English, Psychology,


56. Functional English, History, Hindi

57. Functional English, History,

Philosophy

58. Functional English, Defence Studies

English Elective

59. Functional English, Psychology,

English Elective

60. Geography, History, Political Scienc

61. Geography, History, Public

Administration

62. Geography, History, Sociology

63. Geography, Sociology, Hindi

64. Geography, Public Administration,

Sociology

65. Geography, Economics, Hindi

66. Geography, Public Administration

Economics

67. History, Public Administration,

Political Science

68. History, Public Administration,

Sociology

69. History, Political Science, Hindi

70. History, Geography, Hindi

71. History, Economics, Geography

72. History, Hindi, Adv. & Sales

Promotion

73. History, Defence Studies,

Philosophy

74. History, Political Science, Punjabi

Elective

75. History, Adv. & Sales Promotion,

Punjabi Elective

76. History, Economics, Hindi

77. Mathematics, Economics, Political

Science

78. Mathematics, Economics, Sociology

79. Mathematics, Defence Studies,

Political Science


Sociology



82. Mathematics, Economics,

Functional English


Functional English

84. Music Instrumental, Music

Vocal,Hindi

85. Music Instrumental, Political

Science, Punjabi Elective

86. Music Instrumental, Fine Arts,


87. Music Instrumental, Music Vocal,

Punjabi Elective

88. Music Instrumental, Economics,

Political Science

89. Music Instrumental, Music Vocal,


90. Music Vocal, Music Instrumental,

Economics

91. Music Vocal, Public Administration,

Sanskrit

92. Philosophy, Geography, Political

Science

93. Philosophy, Geography, History

94. Philosophy, Political Science,

Sanskrit

95. Philosophy, Political Science,

Physical Education

96. Physical Education, Political

Science, Hindi


Science, Punjabi Elective


Science, Economics

99. Physical Education, Adv. & Sales

Promotion, Hindi

100. Political Science, Geography. Hindi

101. Political Science, Geography,

Punjabi Elective

102. Political Science, Public

Administration, Economics

103. Political Science, History,

Philosophy

104. Political Science, Public

Administration, Defence Studies

105. Psychology, Public Administration,

Sociology

106. Psychology, Sociology, Economics

107. Psychology, Political Science,

Economics

108. Psychology, Sociology, Defence

Studies

109. Psychology, Defence Studies, Adv.

& Sales Promotion



111. Psychology, Sociology, Hindi


Defence Studies

113. Psychology, Economics, Functional

English

114. Public Administration, Economics,

Functional English

115. Public Administration, Political

Science, Physical Education


Science, Psychology


Science, Geography

118. Public Administration, Physical

Education, Economics

119. Punjabi Elective, Adv. & Sales

Promotion, Economics

120. Punjabi Elective, Fine Arts, Music

Instrumental

121. Punjabi Elective, Geography,

Economics

122. Punjabi Elective, Economics,

Political Science

123. Punjabi Elective, History,

Geography

124. Punjabi Elective, Physical

Education, Adv. & Sales Promotion

125. Punjabi Elective, Sociology,

Physical Education

126. Punjabi Elective, Political Science,

Defence Studies

127. Sanskrit, Fine Arts, Hindi

128. Sanskrit, Political Science,

Economics

129. Sanskrit, Hindi, Political Science

130. Sanskrit, Adv. & Sales Promotion,

Economics

131. Sanskrit, Music Vocal, Fine Arts

132. Sanskrit, Music Vocal, Hindi

133. Sanskrit, Sociology, Philosophy

134. Sanskrit, Political Science, Defence

Studies

135. Sanskrit, Economics, Sociology

136. Sociology, Economics, History

137. Sociology, Economics, Public

Administration

138. Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy

139. Sociology, History, Hindi

140. Sociology, History, Punjabi Elective

141. Sociology, Economics, English

Elective

142. Sociology, Geography, English

Elective

143. Sociology, Geography, Punjabi

Elective

144. Sociology, Economics, Punjabi

Elective

145. Sociology, Economics, Hindi

Vocational Training Programme Under Skill Development Initiative Scheme, Govt. of India in collaboration with Chandigarh Administration offers the following courses which are free of cost and the purpose of these courses is to develop skills for better employment opportunities in the market. 1. Tally Programme: Duration-180

hrs. No. of Seats – 30

2. Spoken English and

Communication Skills:

Duration -180 hrs., No. of Seats-

30

Important Guidelines regarding Subject

Combinations:

1. The subject combinations are liable to

change as per the latest Panjab

University Instructions. The latest

instructions will be displayed on the

college notice board.

2. Change of combination is allowed within

one month of admission to B.A. I and it

is subject to the availability of seats in

the combination to be taken up.

3. With the permission of the Principal,

seats in Music (I), Music (V) and

Sanskrit can be adjusted for the

students who have studied these

subjects in 10+2 or equivalent

examination.

4. Only those students who have passed

10+2 examination with minimum of 40%

marks in Mathematics can opt for

Mathematics.

Instructions and Eligibility Criteria for

taking up the subject of Physical

Education

Physical Education can be taken up by

those students who have either studied

the subject in the previous class or have

participated in Inter School/State/Open

State Tournaments. Certificates in this

regard should be produced at the time of

interview.

As per the new guidelines of the Panjab

University, the admission of students in

Physical Education shall be finalized after

conducting a Physical Fitness Test. The

subject will be offered only to physically fit

students.

The admission to sports quota (i.e. 2%)

will be done on the basis of gradation

issued by the appropriate authority.

The practical class is compulsory as per

the Dept. /College time table.

B.A. II (Honours) – A student can opt

Honours in B.A.II in Economics, Hindi,

Public Administration, Psychology, History

and Geography (Depending upon the

availability of the faculty).

(Eligibility: Minimum 45% marks in

aggregate and 50% marks in pass course

in the concerned subject)

M.Com: M.Com semester III (Optional

Papers)

HR

Banking /Finance

M.Com semester IV

Any one of the two options mentioned

above shall be offered.

B.Com. II (Honours)- Eligibility: Minimum

50% marks in the aggregate. A student

can opt Honours in the subject

(Depending upon the availability of the

faculty)

Accounting and Finance

Economics

Banking

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