It ' s a good price . I ' ve seen really clean stocks with 0 . 02 x 0 . 01 x floats for 360 keys recently . <| sep |> No , I haven ' t . Thank you very much I ' ll check it out now ! <| sep |> Plenty of time Mine raw stone sell Short of time Buy basic mats upcraft with labour sell <| sep |># Demonetisation to cost Rs 1 . 28 lakh crore till Dec 30 CMIE 480 . jpg ? w 480 Photo for representational purpose . Photo for representational purpose . The transaction cost of the demonetisation exercise during the 50 day window till December 30 would be a staggering Rs 1 . 28 trillion Rs 1 . 28 lakh crore , according to a study by the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy . According to Mahesh Vyas , the managing director and chief economist of CMIE , the exercise can only be considered worth if the government is able to unearth unaccounted cash worth at least the transaction cost . If the government succeeds in unearthing even Rs . 4 trillion unaccounted cash , then the transaction cost of this exercise would be about 26 per cent . It would be over 43 per cent if the unearthed cash is Rs . 3 trillion , Vyas said in his research note . Watch What Else is Making NewsHouseholds , according to Vyas , will bear 12 per cent of the entire cost of demonetisation , largely in loss of wages , during the 50 day period while banks will suffer overheads and operational costs in terms of recalibrating ATMs . As per his estimates , banks would bear a cost of Rs 351 billion during this stipulated period . Enterprise sector stands to suffer the most out of this exercise , which is aimed at rooting out the menace of black money , as it is projected to lose Rs 615 billion or 48 per cent of the total transaction cost during this period . Enterprise sector stands to suffer the most out of this exercise , as it is projected to lose Rs 615 billion or 48 per cent of the total transaction cost during this period . Source CMIE Enterprise sector stands to suffer the most out of this exercise , as it is projected to lose Rs 615 billion or 48 per cent of the total transaction cost during this period . Source CMIEThe study also paints a grim picture for the government and the Reserve Bank of India . The government and RBI are estimated to bear a cost of Rs . 168 billion . This is largely because of printing of new currency and transportation of new currency to bank branches , ATMs and post offices , he said . Though welcomed by many across the country , the government ' s decision to demonetise higher currencies has left many in the lurch and utter state of confusion . The study also warned the impact of the rudimentary step could impact the economy over a longer period . However , the impact of low liquidity , broken supply chains and loss of confidence in consumers is likely to impact the economy over a longer period . Therefore , the transaction cost of this exercise is more than the Rs . 1 . 28 trillion estimated here , he concluded . The Indian Express Online Media Pvt LtdVersion 0 . 5 b Function I post the article ' s text as a comment if the website is adblocker unfriendly . I accept commands ! Powered by