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Contemplating diving head-first into marketing? Sikkim Manipal Corresponding Courses in MBA (Marketing) has some pretty useful stuff to share. This chapter will elucidate the types of skills and knowledge you will acquire and why. Market Research: Getting to Know Your Customers Learn to make questionnaires people want to answer Learn the reasons behind customer purchasing behavior Turn data…

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Economy lesson : Money Velocity

Greetings my dear little Tumblrans, it is I, that guy that keeps making vaguely meme-y economy posts ! Today with horrible news : I have decided to teach outside of work hours ! On the plus side, unlike my IRL students, YOU can block me if you don't want the lesson.

And today's topic will be Money Velocity. What is money velocity ? It's not a bike city populated by sentient cash, despite what some might believe, no. It is the speed at which money moves inside an economy. What's that got to do with anything ? A fucklot ! Let me explain.

Money velocity is, like I said, the speed at which money moves in an economy between actors. Like consumers, banks, the State, companies, NGOs, etc. The faster that money moves, the better, because it means that money is being used for economic activity, powering various parts of the system and thus creating wealth.

Or, in the wise words of one of the few monarchs I am not physically incapable of tolerating, King Julian : we like to move it move it (it being money).

To illustrate, allow me to introduce a character : a random €100 bill. Yes, euro, not dollar, I'm European, you can't stop me. That €100 bill, which we will call Billy going forward, is used to buy a load of groceries at the market, let's say veggies for a restaurant. Billy is now in the hands of a farmer, who uses it to buy fertilizer to keep his farm going. The producer of the fertilizer then uses Billy to pay a worker, who then uses billy to pay for a new piece of furniture, and then Billy is used to buy more lumber, then to pay for repairs on a chainsaw, then to buy spare parts, then to ... You get the idea, Billy is on a grand journey through the economy, how delightfull.

When he's doing that, Billy is keeping the economic waterwheel going, round and round, and that economic waterwheel then powers society. A waterwheel that goes vroom means that the economy is healthy, which means you can safely invest in a house, new tools, a car, whatever, and it's likely that the investment will go at least OK-ish. It means banks can feel safer about lending, which is kind of a central part of our current economic model and one of our primary tools of wealth creation.

Now, if you've read my other two economic posts, you're probably thinking I'm going to explain how everything's fucked and how we're all doomed, which is a gross exaggeration and I...

Why everything's fucked

I could apologize for that easy joke, but I asked myself if I should just because I could, and my answer is no.

So, in short : money move fast, is good. So logically, if money move slow, is bad, right ? Exactly. So the question then is : what makes money go slow ? Well, a bunch of stuff can.

For instance, a low amount of existing money, AKA the money supply. People like hoarding what's rare and what has value, so valuable rare stuff is prime hoarding material. Keeping in mind that TOO MUCH money can also be bad due to hyperinflation, something that causes shudders of horror in prudish teenagers prowling DeviantArt (no, I will not change my joke) and in Germans in general (I use "cahs wheelbarrow" in attack mode to trigger generational trauma).

Another factor would be how easy it is to pay for stuff. For instance, if you have to go to the bank to take money out of your account each time you need to pay for something, unexpected/impulse buying is far less likely, if only because of the hassle. If you can pay with a credit card (and even more so if you can check your account in real time), you're more likely to feel confident buying things, which in turn means you'll buy stuff, which keeps the money moving.

Last big factor we'll see is economic actor behaviour. "Can I start blaming billionaires now?" Patience my dear, I'm giving you a reason. So, how economic actors behave has an impact on the economy, amazing discovery, next, scientists claim ocean is made of water. But more seriously, if you're putting money aside you're reducing money velocity by creating, I guess you could call it an economic drainage lake which you fill with your savings.

Now, that money isn't entirely out of the system, since you're most likely shoving it into a savings account which can then serve as a backing for banks to loan money (how did you think interests were accrued?) so it's still going through the system, even if far slower than if you spend it.

Those bank loans can still be given to consummers buying big things (like houses) and to companies looking to develop, and that still keeps the economy running, right ? Normally, yes.

"Is it time to blame Capitalism and billionaires yet?" you ask, and yes, yes it is.

So, why do we blame them now ? Easy : there's a second economic circuit that's going perfectly fine, the financial one. If we look at the entire system, there's plenty of movement of money on the stock markets, even without taking speculation into account which ... is a whole other subject I may have to look at later. The main issue is that this financial economic circuit is not as connected as the traditional one as it perhaps should be, which means the money injected into that circuit has a worrying tendency to STAY in that circuit. How ? Well ...

Investors put cash into a company, then they expect dividents. Those dividends are used to put more cash in the company or in other companies, and since monkey brain like number big, investors ask for MORE dividends, which means you need to cut costs somewhere, like for instance employees. That money is still pushing economic activity, it's still creating wealth, but that wealth is focused in a rather small group and is based on the inherently unstable stock markets, which means that it can evaporate whenever investors have a collective tantrum. There's also the fact that, despite the large sums of money involved, that particular mass of money moves far slower than the money used by consummers.

Second big issue : the drainage great lakes. You're not the only one to have savings, the 1% have savings too, except theirs are proportional to how much cash they have. Now, to be clear, most of their wealth is in assets, not in cash, but they still DO have cash, and as you are no doubt aware, they aren't too thrilled when asked to pay taxes. Taxation is theft and all that bullshit spewed by people opposed to snake BDSM.

Like I pointed out, savings aren't inherently bad, they slow down the flow of money a bit, but do not stop it, and in fact allow for crucial investments that produce new wealth. No, the main issue is where those savings are. Tax havens, a well known term for places where money is put to stay hidden and, sometimes, to be laundered. Well, these puppies form, in effect, giant financial retention dams, where rivers of cash are poured in and trickles come out.

Most of the money put in tax havens don't return to the economy they come from. And, to be perfectly honest, they don't go into the tax haven's economy either. It just ... sits there. Hoardingly.

Proportionally, the tax havens have less of an impact than the parallel financial circuit, but they are visible and, most importantly, symptomatic of a way of thinking, of acting, of hoarding wealth and value.

So yeah, that's money velocity, or how fast money goes in the economy. Put simply, our system is currently obsessed with the stock market due to a systemic gambling addiction and has forgotten that the basis of a consumption economy is the consummer, which uh ... is generally in a less than ideal situation right now.

Now, when this topic was suggested to me, "trickle down" economics was mentionned, with the suggestion that I show how it's a scam. Well, I think it's already done fairly well with the above, as the system set up to "trickle down" was what spawned the financial circuit and allowed wealth monopilzation that spawned the tax haven problem on its current scale.

But I feel I should go further.

Is trickle down economics doomed to fail in all cases ? No, it can work actually ! It's just like unregulated Capitalism or Real Communism(tm), it can work if you just do this one simple, cheap, easy thing : replace all humans with robots bound by a strict programming.

Like many other economic or political ideas, "trickle down economics", in its stated goal and ideal functionning, is predicated and dependant on being populated purely and entirely by good faith actors. Adding any degree of human interference leads to the idealized system collapsing in one way or another.

This leaves two options :

Reagan and co were unerringly naive and incapable of considering the possibility humans could act selfishly or in a way that didn't match their vision.

They knew and were counting on it, and only sold the ideal as a sugar coating for the bullshit.

I'll let you pick which one is more likely.

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starting up the MBA again in two weeks

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(how was your day at work? mine has me talking to my bathroom spider and promising her that we'll take her with us when we move).

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MBA Private Colleges

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MBA Finance Colleges in India

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Digital marketing institute in Bangalore

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Morning study session on a gloomy day ☁️

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MBA Specializations in Bangalore

Top MBA Specializations

An MBA degree offers a plethora of specializations, allowing students to tailor their education to their career aspirations and interests. In Bangalore, a hub of educational excellence, several MBA colleges offer a wide range of specializations to cater to the diverse needs of management professionals. Let’s explore some of the popular MBA specializations available in Bangalore, providing students with the opportunity to gain specialized knowledge and skills in their chosen field.

Colleges Offering MBA Specialization:

Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB)

Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM)

Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME)

IFIM Business School

Alliance School of Business, Alliance University

International Institute of Business Studies (IIBS)

1. Marketing Management

Marketing Management is one of the most sought-after MBA specializations in Bangalore, focusing on understanding consumer behavior, market trends, and strategic marketing techniques. Students pursuing this specialization learn how to develop effective marketing strategies, conduct market research, and launch successful marketing campaigns to promote products and services.

2. Finance

Finance is another popular MBA specialization in Bangalore, focusing on financial management, investment analysis, and risk assessment. Students pursuing this specialization learn how to analyze financial data, make informed investment decisions, and manage financial resources effectively to maximize profitability and shareholder value.

3. Human Resource Management (HRM)

Human Resource Management (HRM) specialization focuses on managing human capital, employee relations, and organizational development. Students pursuing this specialization learn how to recruit and retain talent, design employee training programs, and create a positive work culture conducive to employee engagement and productivity.

4. Operations Management

Operations Management specialization focuses on streamlining business operations, optimizing processes, and improving efficiency and productivity. Students pursuing this specialization learn how to manage supply chains, inventory, and logistics effectively to meet customer demands and enhance organizational performance.

5. Information Technology (IT) Management

Information Technology (IT) Management specialization focuses on leveraging technology to drive business innovation and transformation. Students pursuing this specialization learn how to align IT strategies with business goals, manage IT projects effectively, and leverage emerging technologies to gain a competitive edge in the digital era.

6. International Business

International Business focuses on understanding global markets, cross-border transactions, and international trade policies. Students learn to navigate cultural differences, manage international operations, and develop global business strategies for market expansion and organizational growth.

7. Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship specialization fosters innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurial mindset among students. Students learn to identify business opportunities, develop business plans, and launch successful ventures in dynamic and competitive business environments.

8. Business Analytics

Business Analytics focuses on leveraging data analysis and statistical techniques to drive informed business decisions. Students learn to analyze complex data sets, derive actionable insights, and make strategic recommendations to optimize business processes and enhance performance.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Bangalore offers a wide range of MBA specializations, catering to the diverse interests and career goals of management professionals. Whether it’s Marketing Management, Finance, Human Resource Management, Operations Management, or Information Technology Management, aspiring MBA students can choose from a plethora of options to gain specialized knowledge and skills in their chosen field. With top-notch faculty, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and strong industry connections, MBA colleges in Bangalore provide the perfect platform for students to embark on a successful career journey in the dynamic world of business.

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MBA in Digital Marketing: Course Details, Syllabus, Admission Process

K.R. Mangalam University has curated an MBA in Digital Marketing programme in collaboration with Imarticus Learning to help students understand fundamental and advanced digital marketing concepts. Students who join this course learn about SEO, SMM, content strategy, and various other prominent modules that help businesses generate leads and drive profitable revenue. Overall, by pursuing this informative programme you will learn about marketing skills and tactics to resolve entrepreneur challenges in one go. 

MBA in Digital Marketing Course Details

In simple terms, this programme has been designed by KRMU, the best MBA in Digital Marketing Colleges in Delhi NCR to teach students about basic and modern entrepreneurship skills and help them gain significant business expertise. Here are the key highlights associated with the course. 

Course Name

MBA (Digital Marketing) with academic support of Imarticus Learning

Course Type: Postgraduate

Duration: 2 Years 

Study Mode: Full-Time 

Eligibility Criteria: A candidate must have a bachelor’s or equivalent degree from a recognised university with a minimum 50% aggregate

Programme Fee Per Year: Rs 3,50,000/- ( as of 05th April 2025)

Top Recruiters: ZARA, Fitbit, JLL, Adidas, CureFit 

MBA in Digital Marketing Syllabus

Students will get to study diversified subjects while pursuing an MBA in Digital Marketing from KRMU. Here are some of the major subjects:

Excel for Business

Managerial Economics

Statistics for Business

Global Business Operations

Research Methodology Using R

Human Resource Management

Corporate Finance

Digital Marketing Analytics

MBA in Digital Marketing Scope in India

There has been a significant evolution in the digital marketing industry in India. Upon pursuing this course, students will learn how to upscale social media channels efficiently by using versatile strategies. Additionally, students get enough training and exposure to secure decent jobs in top organisations. Some of the most anticipated career opportunities are:

Digital Marketing Analyst 

Brand Manager 

Social Media Manager 

Data Analytics Expert 

E-Commerce Manager 

Marketing Consultant 

Content Marketing Manager 

MBA in Digital Marketing Salary

The salary of an MBA graduate differs based on job profile, location, organisation, skillset, knowledge and experience. An entry-level graduate can expect to earn an average salary between 5-8 LPA. Whereas, the salary of an experienced professional can go beyond 20 LPA and more.  

MBA in Digital Marketing Admission 2025

KRMU is the leading choice for the MBA in Digital Marketing programme. Henceforth, it follows a streamlined admission procedure which is as follows:

Go and visit the official website of KRMU.

Search for the application form and fill it out. 

Complete the payment.

Go for the written assessment and faculty-led interview. 

Get the admission offer. 

Enrol for an MBA in Digital Marketing at KRMU. 

Conclusion

KRMU offers an intellectual, positive and holistic learning environment for the MBA in Digital Marketing programme. Their main focus is to provide spectacular internship and placement opportunities to the students. After graduating from this course, students secure amazing jobs with competitive pay scales. 

Also Read: Top University for MBA in Digital Marketing.

Frequently Asked Questions 

What is the full form of an MBA in Digital Marketing?

The full form of an MBA in Digital Marketing is a Master of Business Administration in Digital Marketing. 

Which is the best university in India for an MBA in Digital Marketing?

More than 100 colleges offer an MBA in Digital Marketing, but still K.R. Mangalam University is the best university to pursue this programme. 

Does KRMU offer scholarships for this programme?

Yes, KRMU offers scholarships to students based on their academic scores in 12th and KREE entrance tests. 

Which is the best MBA specialisation?

Although, there are so many MBA specialisations available but MBA in Digital Marketing offered by KRMU is the best among all.

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