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Leveraging Household Consumption to Upgrade Firm PE

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Leveraging Household Consumption to Upgrade Firm PE       Prasad Rao, Director AltKuznets Sustainability Advisors Pvt Ltd altkuznetsadvisors.com   Click here for AltKuznets Biz Sales Office Introduction The economy of the past, characterized by volumes, prices, costs, taxes, and profit margins, sales-based competition has by and large, turned less important as a new economy, characterized by monetizations, multiple currencies, hedges and insurances, as well as Sustainability performance and Product niches takes centre stage. The new economy runs on different rules – rules that the Equity Market seemingly doesn’t mind, even is comfortable with. Finance has taken precedence of fundamental economic parameters. This new economy is characterized by global competition for CC Capital that is arbitraged through the PE multiple at which the EPS of competing Growth firms are negotiated and traded. Large FIIs, Mutual funds & Pension Funds, Sovereign Funds, and Sector Intere...

POLITICAL BOND-MEDIATED TECHNOLOGY & POLICY HEDGES

POLITICAL BOND-MEDIATED TECHNOLOGY & POLICY HEDGES (plus Political Support for NSI Monetization!)   Prasad Rao, Director AltKuznets Sustainability Advisors Pvt Ltd director@altkuznetsadvisors.com   Click here to buy a Copy from the AltKuznets Biz Office It is often the case that a Sector witnesses a technological revolution in a short period of time, and those innovations and technologies are promoted through multiple Design & Policy alternatives. Those Policy alternatives [1] compete with each other not only on basis Cause, Scale, Efficiency and Returns, but also their compatibility with Political regimes that may or may not eventually favour the technologies for reasons the social, technological & policy preferences of the People, and the Equity-Efficiency:Risk-Return imbalance. Consequently, certain innovative technologies and associated Designs & Policies might be benched across years, even decades until the Political regime switches. Further...

This Proposal solves the 'Punarjanma' Problem !

It’s Time for Branded, Certified ‘Green CC’ Power Prasad Rao, MTech, PhD PennState Director, AltKuznets Sustainability Advisors gprasadrao@altkuznetsadvisors.com altkuznetsadvisors.com Click here to purchase a Legal Copy from the AltKuz Biz Office The Electricity Sector is an overwhelmingly large entity with innumerable Renewable and Non-Renewable Generators, Transmission & Distribution Networks, and indeed the last-mile, customer-centric Power Retailers that serve Consumers, be they Households, Government and Commercial entities or Businesses. Gone are the days of Monopoly. Regulators the world over, backed with legislative intent, have enforced divestment of large Power Utilities in to smaller, competitive Generators and Distributions. These divestments have created large regional networks administered and operated either by quasi-regulatory entities, or elsewhere, by a consortium of Suppliers and Consumers. Today, the Electricity Market is significantly more competitive and dyna...

Your Cup of Tea !

POLITICAL BOND-MEDIATED TECHNOLOGY & POLICY HEDGES (plus Political Support for NSI Monetization!) Prasad Rao, Director AltKuznets Sustainability Advisors Pvt Ltd director@altkuznetsadvisors.com Purchase a copy from the AltKuz Biz Office Who hasn't heard of 'Sovereign Compact-War Bonds'**  participated in by two or more nations toward the politically-moderated financial resolution of their bilateral or multi-lateral differences? Internal Democracy, however, is just as important as peace and friendly relations with neighboring nations. That internal democracy obtains when the Majority, comprising of Precinct permanent residents, despite its numbers, voluntarily accepts democracy-enforced egalitarian rights through free and fair elections, and turns in its Real prerogatives on Minorities and Immigrants over to the democratically-elected Government. The Government, post eliciting the preferences and votes from the society, applies a larger social and political logic to enac...
Democratic Enslavement – They Voted for it.....Eew bought it! Prasad Rao, MSc, MTech(IIT KGP), MS, (PhD PennState) Energy, Environmental and Mineral Economist Evernote: gprao  For centuries immemorial, Religion held a vice-like grip on masses. Families led a sedate life, growing children and corn, interrupted either by pestilence, or the curse of religious and territorial wars. Then came the Industrial Revolution, followed in the centuries after by, on one hand, Democracy, and on the other, the Nominal economic paradigm. The rule of Democracy found a ready and willing partner in the Nominal paradigm that extended the Industrial Revolution in to a technologically-progressive society. Technology alleviated the living standards of the masses as Productivity and Income gains permitted the Society to enlarge sustainably. All seemed well between the hullabaloo of Elections, and Bulls on the Market street – Religion incantations notwithstanding!  Then came the Technology Overdrive, a...

Remedy Waste Externalities – the FV-Finance Way !

A Monetization- facilitated, CCS-incentivized Resolution to Waste Externalities & An Equity Market-arbitraged Path to a Global Closed-Cycle Economy Prasad Rao, MTech (IIT KGP), MS, (PhD PennState) Private Energy, Environmental and Mineral Economist http://gprao64.blogspot.com ; gprao64@gmail.com Evernote: gprao DISCLAIMER This work is the exclusive R esearch and Intellectual Property of Ganga Prasad G. Rao, MTech, MS, PhD ( gprasadrao@hotmail.com ). The Author proclaims his expansive and unlimited ownership to the ideas and proposals contained in the document, and retains all rights in all contextual matters and its derivatives globally. Though entirely recommending the Proposal, the Author absolves himself of all errors, omissions, and their social, financial and all other consequences within and beyond the Banking, Corporates and Capital markets. ABSTRACT Click here  for an updated PDF Abstract  Real Austerity, Social Subsidies and Nominal Profligacy are two-edge...