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                                                                             Search for a Stranger - Gordon Livingston  About the Author                      Dr. Gordon Livingston, a Columbian psychiatrist, and the author was born in Memphis, Tenn. He was the son of Stanton Livingston, an Orthopedic Surgeon and Veterans Administration hospital chief, and his wife, Bonnie Keegan. He graduated from the US Military Academy and became an infantry officer in the military hospital. His first book Only Spring deals with the death of his six-year-old son from leukemia. The Thing You Think You Cannot Do is a very outstanding book about developing personal virtues. Besides, he has also published the bestseller Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart about the inspirational truths in life. His book And Never Stop Dancing discloses the roadblocks and the surprises of life. Summary  The Short-Story Search for a Stranger explores the relationship that can exist between str

On the Rule of the Road -AG Gardiner   (June 2.1865- March 3.1946)   About the Author                 Alfred George Gardiner (June 2.1865- March 3.1946) was a renowned British author, newspaper editor, an English journalist. He was born in Chelmsford (UK) and in his early life he started working at the Chelmsford Chronicle and the Bournemouth Directory. He joined the Northem Daily Telegraph in 1887 and later on the Blackburm Weekly Telegraph in 1899 in its editorial team. He worked as an editor of the Daily News during 1902 to 1915. He is specially recognised for his essays, written under the pseudonym "Alpha of the Plough". His essays are written under his own initials too are well known. The daily life of the English and the common issues in their lives stand at the core of his writings. His most celebrated and universally recognised works include - Prophets, Priests and Kings, Pillars of Society. The War Lords, Pebbles on the Shore, Win

What is the need for central bank credit formation?   Answer: R equirement  of Debt Control:  The law empowers commercial banks to generate credit money. Money generated by a merchant bank is called 'credit money. In short, the credit of a commercial bank is the additional purchasing power created by a commercial bank. As credit increases, so does the supply of money. This creates a boom in the economy. The opposite happened the total supply of money decreased. As prices fall, so does the economy. Both the ups and downs are detrimental to the economy. The central bank manages the recession. For this, it implements a monetary policy. The central bank controls the supply of money to the economy. This is called fall control. In short, commercial banks generate huge sums of money for the purpose of making a profit and are immediately reluctant to give credit in times of crisis. In both cases, there is a loss of economy. Therefore, it is necessary to control the fall of the central bank