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A STUDY ON EXTEND OF COMPETETION FACED BY NATIONAL PLASTICS IN THE SALE OF PLASTIC FURNITURES IN KERALA
Dr. Sreekumar D Menon
Abstract:
The demand for plastic furniture has been increasing day by day since its debut in 1980. Manufactured from a 2.5 kg of polypropylene in a simple process. They are cheap, light, portable water proof and stackable which contribution to their popularity.
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1-13 |
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A MUCH NEEDED SHIFT TO LEADERSHIP BASED ON VALUES
Prof. K. R. Subramanian
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In the 21st century sustainable leadership is based on courage, creativity and faith in people. It is a values-based leadership. Opportunities and challenges are so complex, both of global magnitude and deeply dependent on people's cultures and beliefs, that future leaders will need a few core qualities to achieve business success
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14-26 |
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A STUDY ON EVALUATING PROFITABILITY PERFORMANCE OF FOREIGN SECTOR BANKS IN INDIA
Dr. S. Venkatachalam,Ms. D. Minerva Silviya
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The new millennium has brought with it challenges and opportunities in various fields of economic activities including banking. Indian banking, which was operating in a highly comfortable environment till the beginning of the 1990s, has-been pushed into the choppy water of intense competition.
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27-37 |
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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON FUTURE OUTLOOK AND DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM IN CHICKMAGLUR DISTRICT OF KARNATAKA
Dr. K. Nanje Gowda,Dr. S. Nagabhushana,Dr. D. Govindappa
Abstract:
Tourism has been regarded as one of the rapidly growing industries. The role of tourism in accelerating the economic development of a country has been widely recognized. It plays an important role in the economic, cultural, social and educational field and it is considered as the second largest economic activity in many countries for earning foreign exchange.
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38-56 |
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DETERMINANTS OF FAVORABLE CONSUMER BRAND EXTENSION EVALUATION- Are ‘QUALITY’ and ‘FIT’ the most important determinants?
Gurvinder Kaur
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This paper studies the literature to find out the determinants of brand extension success and also to find out if ‘QUALITY’ and ‘FIT’ are the most important determinants. Paper in its first part summarizes the seminal work of Aaker and Keller on ‘QUALITY’ and ‘FIT’ and the comparative studies of A&K model and replication studies.
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57-63 |
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DOES INDIAN STOCK MARKET FOLLOW RANDOM WALK? : A Study of Bombay Stock Exchange of India
Prashant Joshi
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Market efficiency influences the investment strategy of the investor. If market is efficient, the exercise of selecting winners will be useless. In an efficient market, it is not possible to earn excess return.
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64-72 |
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EMERGING ECONOMIC SCENARIO IN INDIA
Mohammad Saif Ahmad
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Change is one of the basic characteristics of nature itself. Peoples, organizations, nations and their socio-economic and political philosophies have been constantly changing. India, after experiencing abject poverty under foreign yoke, adopted, after independence, socialist pattern of development that led to tremendous achievements in different fields until the dismemberment of the erstwhile USSR.
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73-78 |
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FACTORS INFLUENCING INDIVIDUAL INVESTOR BEHAVIOUR AND INVESTMENT DECISIONS – A CASE OF INDIAN CAPITAL MARKET
Mr. Girish S. R.,Mr. Kantesha Sanningammanavara
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Individual investor behaviour is motivated by a variety of psychological heuristics and biases. The traditional finance theory says that the investors behave rationally, however the modern finance theory disproved the same as the individual investors are irrational when they make investment decisions.
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79-95 |
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MANIFESTATION OF PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT: AN OVERVIEW
Meera
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Almost all theorists believed that personality can be defined unique and individual set of psychological characteristics. While some other theorists believed these characteristics of the human being are traits, others while scientists considered, personality to biological process.
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96-103 |
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FINANCIAL INCLUSION – REMITTANCES
Ramesh Subramanian
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The RBI defines financial inclusion as the process of ensuring access to appropriate financial products and services needed by all sections of society in general and vulnerable groups, such as weaker sections and low-income groups in particular.
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105-117 |
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FORENSIC ACCOUNTING –A NEW WEAPON TO CONTROL FRAUDS
Dr. Anita Sharma Samnol
Abstract:
Increased greed of the people is the root cause of increased number of Frauds worldwide with an unmatchable speed. Frauds are spreading like a communicable disease by victimizing the corporate world in such a manner that the investors and economy as a whole finds difficult to recover from it.
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118-124 |
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CONVERGING PERSPECTIVE OF ACCOMMODATION OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT IN SMALL SIZED COMMERCIAL HOTELS IN INDIA: A FUZZY MULTIPLE CRITERIA DECISION MAKING APPROACH
Dr. Saroj Kanta Biswal
Abstract:
The three components of tourism, universally accepted are: attraction, accommodation and access. In the present study, one of the components - accommodation is being studied here, specifically the small-sized commercial hotels. Small-sized commercial hotels in city centers are poised to grow, nurture, slowly shaping themselves to be a class to reckon with.
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125-155 |
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GREEN MARKETING IN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: UNDERSTANDING PRACTICES AND IMPLICATIONS IN INDIAN CONTEXT THROUGH LITERATURE REVIEW
Archana Mahamuni Dr. Mukund Tambe
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As consumers are becoming more concerned with the natural environment, businesses have begun to modify their behaviour in an attempt to address society's environmental concerns through a green marketing.
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156-171 |
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INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVENESS IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY
Sancharan Roy
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The purpose of this paper is to look at the Travel and tourism (T&T) competitiveness in India. The infrastructure is found to be a significant predictor of T&T competitiveness.
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172-184 |
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SHARE ANALYSIS IN POWER GENERATION AND SUPPLY INDUSTRY IN INDIA
Pushpak Agrawal,Dr. S. L. Tulasi Devi
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This paper focuses attention on specific aspects of investor decisions relating to investment in stocks in Power Generation and Supply. The study was made with the database i.e. capitaline.com and the study will help investors in selecting the shares in power generation and supply industry.
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185-198 |
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A STUDY OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOB STRESS AND JOB INVOLVEMENT WITH REFERENCE TO BANKING INDUSTRY
Shweta Sagar, Anam Amin
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There is no such area which is not effected by stress, with the backbone of financial sector banking sector plays an important role in the economic development as a result of competition bankers are recently accepting the challenges for marketing their banks.
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199-217 |
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LEADERSHIP THEORIES IN INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS: A REVIEW
Meera
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The concept of leadership used in measurement of the performance of the employees in organization. The important variable used for measuring the performance has been restricted to the aspect of human behavior and the physical factors have not been taken into account.
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218-222 |
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RISK OF OBSOLESCENCE OF SYSTEM IN E-BANKING IN INDIA
Prof. S. Singh
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This paper analyzed the bankers’ viewpoint towards the factors responsible for risk of obsolescence of system in e-banking in India, its potential impacts and the risk management measures taken by selected public, private and foreign banks in India.
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223-234 |
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GREEN MARKETING AND INDIAN CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
Dr. Sarvjeet Kaur,Dr. Gaurav Bakshi,Mr. Sanjay Dayora
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Green marketing is the marketing of products that are presumed to be environmentally safe. Thus green marketing incorporates a broad range of activities, including product modification, changes to the production process, packaging changes, as well as modifying advertising.
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235-243 |
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COMPARISON OF PATENTING STRATEGIES OF LARGE COMPANIES AND MSME IN EASTERN INDIA
Suhita Neogi
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In present study, we have explored the difference of patent strategies between small and large firms and if there is a difference in the technological value of patents between small and large firms.
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244-249 |
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MARKETING SUCCESS OF THE BENGALI FILMS IN RECENT YEARS: A STUDY OF SELECTED BENGALI FILMS
Dr. Dev Malya Dutta,Mr. Jyotirmoy Mazumder
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Bengali film industry started applying marketing tools in various promotional needs in film business. Various genre films have been produced in recent times with shorter release window.
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250-266 |
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PASSENGER’S PERSPECTIVE OF QUALITY OF INTERCITY BUS TRANSPORT SERVICE ON CAPE COAST- ACCRA ROUTE, GHANA: A SERVQUAL APPROACH
Thomas Kolawole OJO, Ricky Nutsogbo, Richard APPIAH-MINTAH
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SERVQUAL method comprising five dimensions was used to assess passengers’ perspective of ICB transport service quality on Cape Coast- Accra route. A questionnaire involving a 26-item attributes was used to measure the expectations and perceptions of service quality on a five-point likert scale from strongly disagree to strongly disagree.
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267-287 |
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IMPORTANCE OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALS
Prof. Ashok S. Gandhe, Dr. Santosh Bhave
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Employee performance management is a key element in HRM as it directly affects employee satisfaction. Healthcare sector internationally and in India is growing at tremendous pace and needs professional approach.
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288-305 |
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LONG-TERM SOLVENCY ANALYSIS OF A PRIVATE SECTOR COMPANY: A CASE STUDY RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LTD.
Dr. Anshuja Tiwari,Firdous Ahmad Parray
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The present manuscript is an endeavour by the researcher to analyse the pattern of financing adopted by private company. The sample company for this research has been Reliance Industries Ltd.
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306-319 |
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ROLE OF EGO STATES (STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS) IN DEFINING LEADERSHIP STYLE: AN ANALYSIS
Dr. Jaideep Kaur
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Transactional Analysis (TA) is an integrative approach to the theory of psychology and psychotherapy. It is described as integrative because it has elements of psychoanalytic, humanist and cognitive approaches. TA was first developed by Canadian-born US psychiatrist Eric Berne, starting in the late 1950s.
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320-332 |
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COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS OF STRESS MANAGEMENT BETWEEN PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS AND OTHER SUBJECT TEACHERS OF CBSE SCHOOLS IN INDORE
Dr. Vijay Francis Peter
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A set of techniques and program intended to help people deal more effectively with stress in their lives by analyzing the specific stressors and taking positive actions to minimize their effects.
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333-342 |
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MODERN SELLING TECHNIQUES
Anupam Srivastava, Dr. Sarika Lal, Dr. Devraj Badugu
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Business has been the root for lively hood making since ancient ages, may it be BARTER system, or the advent of money in all forms, Buying and Selling have been 2 integral parts of the human life and since ages the sellers have been trying to woo the buyers and the buyers have been trying to understand the selling strategies and save themselves from over buying.
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343-353 |
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“DETERMINANTS OF COOPERATIVE BANK- A CASE STUDY OF JALGAON JANTA SAHAKARI BANK, JALGAON”
Harshal Anil Salunkhe,Pankajkumar A. Anawade
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The cooperative bank plays major role in development of urban & semi urban area of India. The cooperative banks has more than 100 year heritage in India. There are 18 cooperative banks in Jalgaon district.
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354-362 |
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A STUDY ON PERCEPTION OF THE EMPLOYEES RELATING TO THE JOB SATISFACTION AT STANDARD FIREWORKS IN SIVAKASI
Dr. T. Vijayaragavan
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The development of any country depends upon its industrial development. Of course, the industrial development is the only main tool, for the image of any nation. The growth of industries in a country paves way for the effective utilization of its abundant resources like capital, material, men and Chemicals.
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363-374 |
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A STUDY ON PERCEPTION OF THE EMPLOYEES RELATING TO THE JOB SATISFACTION AT STANDARD FIREWORKS IN SIVAKASI
Dr. T. Vijayaragavan
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The development of any country depends upon its industrial development. Of course, the industrial development is the only main tool, for the image of any nation. The growth of industries in a country paves way for the effective utilization of its abundant resources like capital, material, men and Chemicals.
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363-374 |
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ROLE OF COMPENSATION ATTITUDE IN BUILDING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR
Prof. Anu Gupta, Prof. Priyanka Shah
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In this cut throat competition employees are the main assets which could make the company stand ahead from competitors. Every organization is seen bringing in employee friendly policies to retain and motivate employee.
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375-386 |
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“CHANGING FACE OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR FROM HOME MAKER TO CORPORATE CARETAKER - AN INDIAN TALE”
Dr. (Mrs) Sarita Karangutkar
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This paper focuses on Women entrepreneur. An understanding of Indian Women, of their identity, and specially of their role from Homemaker to Corporate caretaker and breaking new paths, will be incomplete without a chalk down the corridors of Indian History where women have paused, lived and internalized various role models.
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387-394 |
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ATTRITION IN HOTEL INDUSTRY: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHAIN AND NON- CHAIN HOTELS IN UDAIPUR DISTRICT
Prof. Harvinder Soni, Yashwant Singh Rawal
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Hotel Industry in India has witnessed a tremendous boom in recent years. The Indian Hotel Industry has an immense potential to satisfy both the business as well as the leisure travelers. The major challenge of hotel industry is to retain its employees as there is lack of willingness to work with the hotel industry.
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395-411 |
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EMPLOYING SIX SIGMA APPROACHES TO IMPROVE HR FUNCTIONS
Dr. Shikha Kapoor
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Six Sigma is a methodology that focuses on understanding and meeting customers' needs by using a variety of tools, especially statistical analyses, to drive performance metrics. Six Sigma has been around for more than 20 years and heavily influenced by TQM (total quality management) and Zero Defect principles.
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412-432 |
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A COMPREHENSIVE AND PRACTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE ICT MANAGEMENT
Dr. Riyaz A. Sheikh
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Today technology has greatly affected how people live. One of the vital products of technology is the computer. It is very evident how computers changed the way of life. Instant communication is possible through electronic mails. Research is easier and faster with the help of the computer. There is also an easy access for all business transactions.
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433-464 |
