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  • what is the type of unemployment due to low skill ?
    Structural happens when the economy transititions from one type to another. Eg from agricultural to industrial. It may happen due to technology change. Skills are not upgraded with the same pace as economic change.
    thank u ...but why i asked this is india is facing the unskilled labor problem so i thought is this structural unemployment or anything ...but looking from book's definition i am getting feeling that it is not structural unemployment.
  • What is the difference between a mutual fund and a collective investment scheme (CIS) in India?
  • in case of money bills, does it say anywhere that president has to assent with a time limit? I am trying to find if President can put pocket veto on money bills.
    No kind of veto for money bill. He has to assent and will assent. There is no time limit. But this delay cannot be equated to pocket veto. Nature of pocket veto is different n applicable only for ordinary Bill. A mere delay cannot qualify for veto
    No disagree here... In class while discussion faculty pointed that until constitution say no, prez is very much allowed to exploit grey area... Money bill can be vetoed... It doesn't happen generally bc he had aprroved earlier... But nothing binding on him... U cab very well research..
    Constitution has not mentioned explicitly whether money bill can be vetoed or not.

    But, if president vetoes, it's going against hill will. So , though constitution has not mentioned, it should be understood that money bill cannot be vetoed. Vetoing money bill is not grey area. It's implicit.
  • in case of money bills, does it say anywhere that president has to assent with a time limit? I am trying to find if President can put pocket veto on money bills.
    No kind of veto for money bill. He has to assent and will assent. There is no time limit. But this delay cannot be equated to pocket veto. Nature of pocket veto is different n applicable only for ordinary Bill. A mere delay cannot qualify for veto
    No disagree here... In class while discussion faculty pointed that until constitution say no, prez is very much allowed to exploit grey area... Money bill can be vetoed... It doesn't happen generally bc he had aprroved earlier... But nothing binding on him... U cab very well research..
    Constitution has not mentioned explicitly whether money bill can be vetoed or not.

    But, if president vetoes, it's going against hill will. So , though constitution has not mentioned, it should be understood that money bill cannot be vetoed. Vetoing money bill is not grey area. It's implicit.
    When constitution doesnt restrict prez frm doing, then he can very well exercise it no matter if he approved before. Generally doesnt happen cos he is taken into confidence before but he is very much allowed to. So lets not make any judgement ..he can veto. Quote any expert/source which says he cant... just convention which is followed.
  • in case of money bills, does it say anywhere that president has to assent with a time limit? I am trying to find if President can put pocket veto on money bills.
    No kind of veto for money bill. He has to assent and will assent. There is no time limit. But this delay cannot be equated to pocket veto. Nature of pocket veto is different n applicable only for ordinary Bill. A mere delay cannot qualify for veto
    No disagree here... In class while discussion faculty pointed that until constitution say no, prez is very much allowed to exploit grey area... Money bill can be vetoed... It doesn't happen generally bc he had aprroved earlier... But nothing binding on him... U cab very well research..
    Constitution has not mentioned explicitly whether money bill can be vetoed or not.

    But, if president vetoes, it's going against hill will. So , though constitution has not mentioned, it should be understood that money bill cannot be vetoed. Vetoing money bill is not grey area. It's implicit.
    When constitution doesnt restrict prez frm doing, then he can very well exercise it no matter if he approved before. Generally doesnt happen cos he is taken into confidence before but he is very much allowed to. So lets not make any judgement ..he can veto. Quote any expert/source which says he cant... just convention which is followed.
    +1

    The president can use pocket veto against a money bill irrespective of what so ever.
  • in case of money bills, does it say anywhere that president has to assent with a time limit? I am trying to find if President can put pocket veto on money bills.
    No kind of veto for money bill. He has to assent and will assent. There is no time limit. But this delay cannot be equated to pocket veto. Nature of pocket veto is different n applicable only for ordinary Bill. A mere delay cannot qualify for veto
    No disagree here... In class while discussion faculty pointed that until constitution say no, prez is very much allowed to exploit grey area... Money bill can be vetoed... It doesn't happen generally bc he had aprroved earlier... But nothing binding on him... U cab very well research..
    Constitution has not mentioned explicitly whether money bill can be vetoed or not.

    But, if president vetoes, it's going against hill will. So , though constitution has not mentioned, it should be understood that money bill cannot be vetoed. Vetoing money bill is not grey area. It's implicit.
    When constitution doesnt restrict prez frm doing, then he can very well exercise it no matter if he approved before. Generally doesnt happen cos he is taken into confidence before but he is very much allowed to. So lets not make any judgement ..he can veto. Quote any expert/source which says he cant... just convention which is followed.
    +1

    The president can use pocket veto against a money bill irrespective of what so ever.
    This is one of the most confused area in Polity... and of late many claim of what is not even evr said in law book itself.... Even i get confused but thats it.... :smile:
  • Only regarding Constitution Amendment Bill, President not enjoys veto power, that too there is no time limit for President assent.
  • What is the difference between a mutual fund and a collective investment scheme (CIS) in India?
    In MF all investors put in their money for a common goal according to risk profile e.g. Equity, debt or mixed,it is regulated by SEBI. It is highly organised also.

    Whereas In CIS regulations are weak and there is no common goal as per the risk profile, investments done are opaque.
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