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  • A SURVEY OF CULTURAL HERITAGES AND THE GROWTH OF TOURISM IN ETHIOPIA


Abebe Dires & Manjit Singh

Abstract:
Tourism industry in Ethiopia is beginning to rise owing to the UNESCO inscribed world heritages and dependable security of the country since the 1990s. But, scientific research papers on Ethiopia’s tourism growth and development are scant.


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  • BOARD DIVERSITY AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF PRIVATE COMMERCIAL BANKS IN ETHIOPIA


Kenenisa Lemie Debela, Professor Arvinder Singh Chawla

Abstract:
Corporate governance is becoming the agenda of discussion among academicians, financial regulators and government as a result of corporate scandals and malpractices around the world.


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  • OUTREACH PERFORMANCE OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: A CASE STUDY OF AMHARA CREDIT AND SAVING INSTITUTION, ETHIOPIA


Derbew Kenubeh & Prof. Rajinder Kaur

Abstract:
The aim of this study is to examine the outreach performance of Amhara credit and saving institution(ACSI), Ethiopia particularly the breadth and depth of outreach. The study employed ten years secondary data from the annual report of the institution (2004to 2013). Descriptive analysis was employed.


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  • CONTRIBUTION OF IT & ITES SECTORS IN THE GROWTH OF INDIAN ECONOMY


Dr.E.Jalaja

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India being a highly connected and digital ready economy remains a high potential market worldwide offering multiple opportunities. India presents a large and burgeoning end user market being world’s second largest population in world


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  • STUDY ON FUND UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT OF NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS


Dr. Giriraj Kiradoo

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The challenge of Non-governmental organization management is to balance the different, often contradictory elements that are the component parts of Non-governmental organizations. Management has to locate and position the organizations in the complex divergent models


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  • IMPACT OF GENDER DIFFERENCES ON MATHEMATICAL ABILITIES OF SECONDARY LEVEL STUDENTS


Dr. Sanjay Kumar

Abstract:
In addition to attempting to verify gender difference, this study aim to study mathematical abilities of male and female student of secondary level. The sample comprised 240 students. The result conform the collected data were organized by using the t. test was empted to find out the Gender difference of mathematical abilities male and female student conclusion has come out that gender is not a affecting factor of mathematical abilities, Male do a teeny bit better is some states, and Female do a teeny bit better in other, But when we average them all.


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  • A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LEADING E-COMMERCE WEBSITES IN INDIA


Harpreet kaur

Abstract:
The number of internet users around the world has been gradually growing and this growth has provided the opportunities for global and regional ecommerce. This number is expected to touch 39.0 million users by 2015 as internet penetration increases and ecommerce becomes more secured. The effects of E-commerce are already seen in all areas. This paper analyzes the two emerging giants of E-commerce


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  • DYNAMIC CHANGES IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR OF INDIAN CONSUMERS


Dr.Sharad Kumar Bhatnagar

Abstract:
Consumers are the king in the modern business world. They are one who buys goods for their consumption to meet their aspirations. Fulfilling consumer desire is the ultimate goal of marketing activities.Indian business are highly influenced by the rapid changes in the technology, improved economic systems,higher purchasing power of consumers, changing life style, online marketing and retail opportunities. Organised retail business has facilitated towards bringing drastic changes in the buying behaviour among consumers.Consumer behaviour is dynamic in nature. Hence, exact prediction, about future sustainable growth of thebusiness prospects upon consumer behaviour is a challenge. Moulding marketing strategies to meet changingconsumer needs should be planned well by the business entities. This study is descriptive in nature where theresearcher used secondary sources of data from research Journals, books, Company Reports, Newspapers, andMagazines etc. This paper explores on various dimensions of changing consumer preference and dynamic changes in consumerbehaviour over the fast moving consumable goods, identifies the shift in consumer behaviour through analysingthe impact over manufacturing units to become consumer centric and suggests measures to the organisations toformulate consumer centric marketing strategies.


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  • 2008 Sub-prime Crisis & Its Impact on Indian Firms' Capital Structure Choices


Karuna

Abstract:
This paper examines the impact of the 2008 Sub-prime Crisis on the capital structure decisions of Indian firms. Utilizing quantitative analysis of financial data from 8 different sectors, the study highlights a significant shift from debt-to-equity financing during the crisis. Sector-specific differences were observed, with capital-intensive industries showing more pronounced changes. The findings emphasize the importance of flexible and resilient financial strategies to navigate economic disruptions. Recommendations for enhancing capital structure sustainability and resilience in the face of future crises are provided.


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