Mutual Fund AnalyisCHAPTER 4 – ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION4.1 DATA COLLECTIONThe data is collected using both primary and secondary data. The calculation of the data was done and interpreted was made.Sources of primary dataPrimary data was collected using the questionaire from the various retail investor and  mutual fund experts. It is to find the customer opinion towards the selection of the different investment plan and options.Sources of secondary dataSecondary data was used to study the growth and performance of the different mutual funds.The calculation were done on the basis of the information gathered from the official website of the regulators and intermediatery of the mututal fund. Namely, AMFI,CRISIL and SEBIThe growth of the mutual fund in india has been calculated from the data collected from the regulator of Indian financial system like SEBI(Securities and Exchange Board of India), NSE (National Stock Exchange)and BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) etc.The secondary data for the performance of the schemes were collected using the AMC websites and calculation were made.Referring standard text and referred books collected osme of the information regarding theoritcal aspects.TABULATION The data for various hypothesis are tabulated below and respective analysis are done on the basis of this core data. This data will be carried out to perform various calculations and interpretaion were made.HYPOTHESIS 1: there is no significant growth of mutual fund in India from 2011 to 2016HYPOTHESIS 2: there is no significant relationship between investor profile and investment options.HYPOTHESIS 3: there is no significant relationship between investor attitude factors and investment options.
HYPOTHESIS 4: there is no significant relationship between   Table showing the AUM of different schemes during the year2011 to 2016 (in crores )Column1FY 2011FY 2012FY 2013FY 2014FY 2015FY 2016LIQUID/MONEY MARKET74699.8680048.5893173.09133279.92162562.35199403.71Gilt3507.283659.598074.196114.6814614.4316306.17Debt Oriented294217.42291067.75396787.82460974.5516951.12567189.68Equity Oriented197562.8182402.95172651.76191683.9345138.94386402.96Balanced17552.416455.9816629.2816792.6226367.8339145.81Gold ETF4400.29886.0611647.828676.326654.876345.55ETFs(other than Gold)2516.431606.531476.674528.478059.9316062.63Fund of Funds investing Overseas2520.42531.272053.213192.172407.961966.99TOTAL596976.79587658.71702493.84825242.581082757.431232823.5
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1. The average annual income of your parents in 2017 was 25% of family size ($20,000-$26,400 for a family that earns $20,000-$26,500 for a family that earns $25,000-$27,000 for a family that earns $30,000-$34,500 for a family that earns $35,000-$39,000 for a family that earns $40,000-$49,500 for a family that earns $50,000-$59,500 for a family that earns $60,000-$69,500 for a family that earns $70,000+>
2. The average annual income of your parents during the years 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 was 17% of family size ($40,000+)and 17% of family size (from 1 year ago) (Table 11(B to C)).
2. For those living in large cities or rural areas, your household income is typically lower than your family’s, although your family may be in high school or college.
3. Higher household income levels also mean lower family incomes, since parents are typically able to pay more for food and utilities.
4. As income from home is always higher than from income outside of the family sphere, families in the same geographic area are more likely than families in different geographic areas to have lower income, particularly in the rural community area.
5. Household income can vary considerably over time, with families that earn more than 50% of the household income in their home earning $50k annually (where the household income is $20,000-$26,400 in 2017, and 25% in 2016).
The annual income of your parents in 2018 was 25% of family size ($20,000-$26,400 for a family that earns $20,000-$26,500 for a family that earns $