Since the world has been evolving from a producer-driven world into a consumer-driven world, consumer research is a critical issue in product development and marketing. It is difficult to identify, create, or educate a group of consumers. Since consumers have a tendency of self-affirmation, even though they may be attracted to a variety of topics aroused around them, it does not mean they are paying attention. Therefore, consumer research based on traditional fashion media has been challenged. The aim of this paper is to identify consumers’ interests in fashion-related topics, and to understand consumers’ needs and to provide less-biased information to the fashion industry by examining corporate fashion blogs. It was found that identifying potential customers through background research and studying what they want is critical. In other words, instead of selling people what they want to sell; asking consumers what they want to buy is a much wiser idea.

This study focuses on the ministry of Commerce, Government of India’s organization namely The Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCI&S), Kolkata which collects, compiles and disseminates India’s Trade Statistics and Commercial information. This Directorate is serving the nation as a prime power on trade related information in India for over hundred and fifty years. Over the time it has become the intelligence warehouse not within India but throughout the globe because of its legitimacy and timeliness in terms of quality of information. The data for this research paper has been collected from newspaper articles, various websites, online portals. A personal visit was also made to the regional office of DGCI&S. This paper concludes but, there are still many problems faced by DGCI&S which can be cater to, which are discussed in length in this paper.

The phase relationships for a quaternary ferritic alloy with promising high temperature properties were investigated. The alloy of interest has the composition Fe-13 pct Cr-1.5 pct Mo-3.5 pct Ti and owes its high temperature strength to the presence of a Chi phase precipitate, A “quasi binary” section representing the phase equilibria up to 1250 o C is proposed on the basis of evidence from microprobe, thermal analysis, metallographic and X-Ray examinations. There is a marked temperature dependence in the solid solubility of the Chi phase in the ferrite matrix which becomes particularly pronounced above 1000 o C. An eutectic horizontal has been identified at 1325 o C.

A brief review is given of the existing methods and devices currently used for recording astrophysical mostly solar neutrinos. These structures, as a rule, have significant, often cyclopean dimensions, insignificant sensitivity and difficulties in determining the direction to the neutrino source. New types of neutrino telescope are described, which are based on the physical effect of anomalous neutrino radioisotope (ANRI) absorption. One type has a high sensitivity, small dimensions, low cost, but also how all existing ones determine the direction of neutrino arrival through the interaction tracks. The other type of telescope, while maintaining these advantages, points to a neutrino source similarly to an optical one - by the direction of the axis of the design structure not on the neutrino interaction tracks, but on their source. The results of a successful test of the current layout are given.

Global developments in education and challenging ICT demands have made a remarkable shift in the structure of the enabling ICT environment and the utilization of ICT technologies in education. Such technologies have become the key force of the digital network in an era of technology-driven education. More schools and communities now have access to ICT resources to join the global economy with knowledge workers who have 21st century skills and are inspired by life-long learning. ICTs have great potential for knowledge dissemination, effective learning, and the development of more efficient educational services. Moreover, the adoption of ICT by education has been seen as a powerful way to contribute to educational change, better prepare students for the information age, improve learning outcomes and competencies of learners, and equip students with survival skills for the information society. ICTs greatly facilitate the acquisition and absorption of knowledge, offering developing countries unprecedented opportunities to enhance educational systems, improve policy formulation and execution, and widen the range of opportunities for business and the poor. One of the greatest hardships endured by the poor, and by many others who live in the poorest countries, is their sense of isolation. The new communications technologies promise to reduce that sense of isolation, and to open access to knowledge in ways unimaginable not long ago. ICTs can enhance the quality of education in several ways: by increasing learner motivation and engagement, by facilitating the acquisition of basic skills, and by enhancing teacher training. ICTs are also transformational tools which, when used appropriately, can promote the shift to a learner-centered environment

Due to the requirements of the EU in increasing the share of energy generated from renewable sources to 15% (3 x 15%) in traditional energy production technology based on fossil fuels combustion in Poland, it is observed a clear trend in the development of renewable energy technologies. Renewable energy market offers a variety of technologies for generation of energy from RES. Scientific evidence indicate that in the near future, a/m sources will be the dominant in energy production. The research is focused on more efficient energy production technologies, cost-effectiveness, minimization energy losses and increase the reliability of the designed engineering systems. The biomass conversion and biogas production is a major source of the "green energy" production in Poland. Planned activities and their application in order to build the biogas plants, despite treatment as the priority goal, at the start implementation phase went through a crisis due to the unstable market causing unprofitable for this type of investment and the possibility of bankruptcy for the newly

Today Our Environment Faces So Many Problems.Among Them More Dangerous One Is Environmental Pollution. A Solution to Environmental Pollution Is Green Marketing Green Marketing Is the Marketing of Product That Are Presented to The Environmentally Preferable to Others. Green Marketing Is Not A Simple Task Where Several Meanings Are Intersecting. And Contradict Each Other. The Similar Term Used Is Environmental Marketing and Ecological Marketing Green Marketing in Corporate A Broad Range of Activities Including Product Modification, Changes to The Product Process, Packing Changes as Well as Modifying Advertising. The Study Is Relating to Green Marketing Trends in India. The Objective of The Study Is to Introduce Green Marketing, Importance of Green Marketing Objectives of Green Marketing, Examine Some Reason That Make the Organization Interest to Adopt Green Marketing and Also to Highlight Some Problems That Organization May Safe to Implement Green Marketing.

In this paper, computed flood values obtained by frequency analysis for each station in the selected basin are compared with the values by HEC statistical software package whether or not to be reliable. Flood frequency analysis refers to the application of frequency analysis to study the occurrence of floods. Using the annual flood peak data series of three hydrological stations in Chindwin basin, the various probability distributions are analyzed with four methods such as Normal, Log-Normal, Pearson Type-III and Log-Pearson Type III. Chi-square and Kolmogorov-Smirnov (K-S) tests, the most commonly used tests of goodness of fit, are applied to check the fit of probability distribution used in this study. Standard errors are also calculated for each kind of probability distributions. Based on standard errors and reliability of analysis, it can be concluded that Pearson type III distribution function is the most appropriate distributions for the area under study.

Previous literature seldom investigates whether financial crisis events or events caused by trade-related countries have great impact on stock returns. However, the event characteristics and occurrence areas are critical of financial contagion effect. For these reasons, this study investigates market response of international events from 2008 to 2016 to confirm the financial contagion theory by examining the stock returns of Taiwan’s financial industry. We examine whether financial crisis causes greater market response of Taiwan’s financial industry than non-financial crisis event since Taiwan’s financial industry invest in foreign funds or stocks. This study uses event study method to observe the abnormal returns on the event day. We further use analysis of variance (ANOVA) to compare the impact of financial crisis events on stock returns with the impact of non-financial crisis events on stock returns in Taiwanese listed financial industry. In addition, we compare the market response between events occurred in countries that have high trade relevance to Taiwan and countries that have little association with Taiwan. The results show that Taiwan financial industry had significantly abnormal returns when international financial crisis events happened. A price co-movement in other market causes a shock in Taiwan’s stock market. Furthermore, ANOVA analysis results show that impact of international financial crisis events is larger than that of international non-financial crisis events in Taiwan’s financial industry, which proves financial contagion theory. Moreover, market response to the events occurred in Taiwan’s trade related centuries, U.S. and Japan, is larger than the events occurred in other countries that contain low relevance to Taiwan