BANANA PRODUCTION IN TAMILNADU – A STUDY |
Author : S. Karthikeyan and M. Kalaiyarasu |
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Abstract :Consuming fruits gives several benefits to human body. Among various fruits mango gets an important place and which is followed by banana. Bananas are packed with nutrition that help health of human beings. . India contributes one fourth of total banana production in the world. Banana production may not equal during all the years there may be fluctuating in production and productivity hence it is necessary to study the trend of banana production. Banana production was found high in India. India is the leading country in banana production and utilizing huge land for cultivating banana, but in productivity the country pulled into fourth place. The country may adopt innovative methods in order to improve productivity of banana in the country. |
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BANANA PRODUCTION IN TAMILNADU – A STUDY |
Author : S. Karthikeyan and M. Kalaiyarasu |
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Abstract :Consuming fruits gives several benefits to human body. Among various fruits mango gets an important place and which is followed by banana. Bananas are packed with nutrition that help health of human beings. . India contributes one fourth of total banana production in the world. Banana production may not equal during all the years there may be fluctuating in production and productivity hence it is necessary to study the trend of banana production. Banana production was found high in India. India is the leading country in banana production and utilizing huge land for cultivating banana, but in productivity the country pulled into fourth place. The country may adopt innovative methods in order to improve productivity of banana in the country. |
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION & ASYMMETRY ECONOMIC AND CREDIT TO MICROENTERPRISE AND SMALL BUSINESSES |
Author : Valdinei Leones De Souza , Cleberson Eller Loose ,Clodoaldo Oliveira De Freitas and Diogo Gonzaga Torres Neto |
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Abstract :Even with the significant contributions to the national economy, Micro and Small Businesses (MPEs) are affected by a high mortality rate. Among the main factors listed in the literature for the failure of the MPEs are the lack of financial resources and the high cost of loans. For banks, the restrictions or costly credit to the MPEs is due, especially, to the asymmetry in economical and financial information, caused mainly by the precariousness of the accounting statements presented by these businesses. Thus, the main goal of this paper is to present the perceptions of financial institution managers in the town of Presidente Medici, RO, on the procedures that would provide improved quality and reliability of economic and financial information of MPEs, from accounting statements. To achieve the proposed objectives, apart from the bibliographic reviews and confrontations, was also used a qualitative empirical research with content analysis treatment on reports obtained from institutions managers. The survey data was raised through a structured interview. In the end, it is concluded that in the perception of the investigated, investments in business education and adopting stronger laws are procedures that can improve the quality and reliability of the financial statements of MPEs, and therefore reduce the asymmetry of economic and financial information. |
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TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR |
Author : Kishore Kumar Shah |
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Abstract :The paper presents a study which aims to analyze the innovations of technology in the banking sector. Technological innovations have enabled the industry to open up efficient delivery channels. Technology has helped the banking industry to deal with the challenges the new economy poses. Technology now allows banks to create what looks like a branch in a business building's lobby without having to hire manpower for manual operations. These branches are working on the concept of 24 X 7 working made possible due to Tele banking, ATM, Internet Banking, Mobile Banking and E - banking. This technology driven delivery channels are used to reach maximum customers at lower cost and in most efficient manner. |
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EMERGING TRENDS IN MARKETING AND ADVITISING: DIGITAL / WEB MARKETING |
Author : Pradeep H. Tawade |
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Abstract :Marketing & Advertising give zest to the corporate and makes a striking difference to the brand and its equity. The ethos of marketing keeps changing with the times. As the customer becomes more knowledgeable, the customer contact through marketing plays a vital role in conversion of businesses. As marketing has become a very important tool for every industry to reach the consumer it's become very complex as to decide what the right medium for marketing is. As the world has modernized dramatically in the last decade digital media has reached every home and hence become a very important vehicle for marketing. Marketing enjoys a dominant position today as can be seen by the success of the current age businesses. |
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IMPACT OF DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR’S ECONOMIC THOUGHTS ON INDIAN ECONOMY |
Author : Roshankumar M. Bhigania |
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Abstract :Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar is known more for being the architect of the constitution, but basically, he was most educated economist of country. He was among the first group of Indians who were trained in economics systematically and practiced it professionally. Dr. Ambedkar studied many subjects, wrote on them. But he was mainly an economist and this is evident through various economic provisions made in our constitution. Ambedkar thought of economics have made a significant impact on the social movement he led for downtrodden in the country and they were way ahead of his times. It is distressful that he is just potrayed as a leader of dalit community and nothing else. This status marginalizes his solid contributions in economics. So the main objective of this research paper is to throw light on impact of Dr. Amedkar’s thoughts on Indian eonomy. |
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DETERMINANTS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN SHOPPING MALL |
Author : S. Muthuvel , M. Sirajudeen |
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Abstract :At present the Retail industry in India is accelerating. Though India is still not at an equal pace with other Asian counterparts, Indian is geared to become a major player in the Retail Market. The fact that most of the developed nations are saturated and the developing ones still not prepared, India secures a great position in the international market. Also with a highly diverse demography, India provides immense scope for companies brining in different products targeting different consumers. According to Industry estimates, it is set to grow from $ 330 bn in 2007 to $ 427 bn by 2015 and further to $ 637 bn by 2020. The share of modern retail in the total retail market is expected to increase to 22% by 2015. It has been observed that with the ongoing retail boom, retail malls are growing at a blistering pace. It is expected that several malls will be coming up is the Tier II and Tier III Cities of the country along with the metro cities. In this context, present study examines the determination of customer satisfaction in shoppling malls. |
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ROLE OF SEBI IN INVESTORS’ PROTECTION IN INDIA |
Author : Parmod Kumar |
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Abstract :EBI was provided legal status for investors’ protection and to develop the securities markets in India. Various scams like Harshad Mehta security Scam, Floating Companies Scam, Satyam Scam, Fake Stamp Fraud and DSQ Software Scam reduced the investors’ confidence in the securities markets. Also in absence of a strong market regulator, companies do not bother about the grievances of the investors. To bring the confidence and trust into the securities market and to protect the investors’ interest in the securities market, SEBI issued various guidelines as amended from time to time. Due to the efforts of SEBI, India is among the safest and cheapest securities market in world. SEBI has effectively redressed the grievances of the investors and undertakes investigation against the defaulting companies. SEBI imposed heavy penalties and take action under the SEBI act for redressal of investors’ grievances. Instruments like Stockinvest and ABSA are invented for investors’ protection. The full disclosure of all material facts is ensured by SEBI in the prospectus issued to public for raising capital/debt. But still a lot is required to do and SEBI is equipping itself with the new weapons to face the new challenges arising in modern era of securities market in India. |
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FINANCIAL STATUS OF VILLAGE PANCHAYAT: A CASE STUDY OF ERANDOLI VILLAGE PANCHAYAT |
Author : D. K. More , Geeta M. Mahajan |
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Abstract :The Panchayat Raj has been playing an important role in the rural development. In Maharashtra, Panchayat Raj System is a three-tier system with elected bodies at the village, Taluka and district levels. It ensures greater participation of people and more effective implementation of rural developmental programmes. Village Panchayat is the lowest unit in the Panchayat Raj System. Every Village Panchayat has to perform the various functions for development of village. The functions are construction of the street, sanitation, prevention measures to remove and to prevent the spread of an epidemic, registration of birth, death and marriages, regulations of market and fair, establishing and maintaining of primary schools, supply of drinking water etc. for development of village. For this, the Village Panchayat has to depend on huge financial resources. The present study is focused on the financial status of Village Panchayat: A case study of Erandoli Village Panchayat of Sangli District in Maharashtra. The study examines the financial position of Village Panchayat with its revenue from all sources and expenditure pattern. The shortcomings in the financial system of Village Panchayat have been examined in the study period. |
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THE VISION OF THE ALUMNI IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FROM FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF RONDÔNIA - UNIR CACOAL ABOUT THE LOCAL LABOR MARKET |
Author : Antonio Siviero , Rogério Kester |
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Abstract :Management education is being marked by an increasing pressure in terms of demand for determinant factors for the success of organizations, such as competitiveness and quality of services. In this process of supply and demand for the course it is important to emphasize that the concern about the level of satisfaction of alumni, as customers, because such feedback provides a direction appropriate with regard to improving the quality of teaching. Objective of This work was to develop an assessment of the graduate in Business Administration, from the perspective of their students, with a view to incorporating the teaching-learning process element of external reality the institution. Yet had as purpose identify and analyze the perceptions of alumni about the skills developed in this course. Check that the alumni of the course of ADM residents in the municipality of Cacoal are doing and the vision that they have on the course that they were the main objectives of this work. To achieve the proposed objectives, was held bibliographic research and field study, locating these graduates and requesting that responded to two questionnaires: one with personal data and another to check the satisfaction with the progress made and the evaluation of the same in many aspects. After the tabulation and analysis of the data, the conclusion was that despite the large number of administrators that are placed in the labor market, those from the Federal University of Rondonia stand out from the other gaining more your place in the market. |
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