Systemic risk refers to the risk of a breakdown of an entire system rather than simply the failure of individual parts. In a financial context, it denotes the risk of a cascading failure in the financial sector, caused by linkages within the financial system, resulting in a severe economic downturn
A merchant employs an inaccurate weight of 800 grams instead of 1 kg when selling sugar. If he labels the sugar's price as 20% higher than its cost pric...
Profit percentage earned on selling article 'I' is the same as the percentage loss incurred on selling article 'J'. If the cost price of article 'I' is ...
A seller marked the price of an item at Rs. 2,800. The seller gave successive discounts of (a + 3)% and (a - 3)% to a customer. If the customer paid Rs....
Ajay bought a Sopha for Rs. 81000. After one year he sold it to Vikas at 20% less of his cost price. Vikas spends extra Rs. 750 for its repair....
An article is sold for Rs. 480 at 20% loss. If this article was sold at 12.5% profit, what would have been its selling price?
A man sold 30 articles for ₹100 and gained 20%. The number of articles he bought for ₹100 was:
P purchased a book from registered store and gets 14% discount while Q purchased the same book from a roadside stall and got 19% discount. If Q paid Rs....
'A' sold an article whose cost price is Rs. 'Y', at a profit of 25% to 'B'. 'B' marked the price of the article 25% above the price at which he bought i...
The ratio of the cost price and marked price of an article is 4:7, respectively. The article is sold after giving a discount of Rs. 800 such that there ...
The ratio of the cost price of an article to its selling price is 5:6. The marked price of the same item is Rs. 3,000 whereas the sum of the discount of...
