Global Journal of Management and Business Research
Broadening the Ownership of SOEs through the Practice of Listing: The Case of India
This paper provides the general context and background of the listing of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in India, describes the processes and motivations leading up to the practice of listing these enterprises and taking them to the stock market, and analyzes the post-listing change scenario. Some concluding observations have been incorporated in the paper to sum up the various findings and outline, in brief, the roadmap for the future. The scope of the paper is limited to SOEs controlled and managed by the Central Government (i.e., Central Public Sector Enterprises). The paper is based on the information collected through the circulation of a questionnaire to the listed SOEs, secondary data accessed from various published reports of the Government of India (GoI), and websites of the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM), Ministry of Finance, GoI, Ministry of Finance, GoI, Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), National Stock Exchange (NSE), Department of Public Enterprise (DPE), Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, and Ministry of Finance, GoI. Interactions were held with the officials of the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, GoI, Chairman and Managing Directors, and the Finance Directors of the listed enterprises.
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Assessing the Impact of the Oil-for-Infrastructure Scheme on Public Resource Allocation, Transparency, and Corruption: A Case Study of Nile Blend Oil Revenues Since 2019
Since 2019, South Sudan has increasingly utilized its Nile Blend oil revenues through an Oil for-Infrastructure (OFI) scheme, aiming to fast-track national reconstruction and development. However, this approach has raised significant concerns about public resource allocation, transparency, and corruption. This paper critically assesses the impact of the OFI scheme on the allocation of oil revenues, governance practices, and corruption risks in South Sudan. Drawing from country-specific reports, global research, and best practice literature, the analysis highlights key challenges and proposes policy recommendations for reform. In the context of a fragile post-conflict environment, the management of oil resources is crucial for sustainable development. The OFI scheme, while intended to address urgent infrastructure needs, has also exposed deeper systemic weaknesses in governance and fiscal management. Understanding the scheme's actual outcomes is essential for designing interventions that can improve public finance effectiveness and ensure that oil wealth benefits the population as intended. This case study not only sheds light on South Sudan's experience but also offers broader lessons for other resource-dependent countries grappling with similar challenges. By evaluating the interplay between resource allocation, transparency, and corruption, it seeks to contribute to the ongoing debate on how best to harness natural resources for inclusive growth and long-term stability.
Qualitative Analysis of Media Coverage on Migration and Its Effects on Corporate Reputation and Market Performance
This research proposes a complex correlation between media reporting on migration and its implications on corporate image and performance in a qualitative context. Migration is depicted as a socially and politically provocative phenomenon, which attracts different and emotionally colored media stories that influence the attitudes of the population and stakeholders to the corporations engaged in the situation of migration. The study uses qualitative content analysis of the media coverage, press releases, and stakeholder messages to understand the role of framing, tone and subject matter in the migration-related media coverage to drive the corporate image process. Further, it looks at how these media narratives influence investor sentiment, brand image, and financial market performance. The paper provides valuable contextual information on the effects of media on perception by filling a critical gap in the current body of knowledge on the importance of migration in corporate reputation management.
Analyse Du Pass-Through Du Taux D'intérêt Au Maroc
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Introducing Wellness & Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and its Benefits in Bangladesh
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The Empirical Evidence on E-Banking - The Case of the Republic of North Macedonia
We are witnessing a revolutionary development of electronic banking due to the extremely fast growth of information technology, but also due to the growing momentum of the health pandemic from 2020. Electronic banking is our reality and will be here for the foreseeable future. Digitization is nothing new for banks, because they operate in a highly competitive environment, and service users are a generation that is highly technologically aware and requires quickly available information. The Corona pandemic has accelerated the already upward trends of digital transformation of banks. Electronic banking, as electronic handling of all types of banking transactions, primarily over the Internet, besides being simple, fast, inexpensive, available 24/7, it is also safer for the customers.
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Stock Market: A Comparative Study between S&P 500 and DSE General Index
A healthy financial sector is crucial for economic growth. The stock market to an economy, what a clinical thermometer is to a human body, reflects the health of the economy. Again, the economy of the developed countries always has a great impact on the other economically weak countries. In this study our aim is to compare S&P 500 Index and DSE General Index, which may tell about the major similarity and dissimilarity about the compared stock markets. Here, to compare the stock markets we take volatility comparison, different time series models and so on.
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Job Satisfaction and Organizational Commitment: A Cross-Sectional Study with Reference to Teachers in Technical & Management Institute
In most of the organizations the human resource counselors, professionals and managers are concerned about the impact of job satisfaction and organizational commitment. However, many academic institutions have very little understanding of how job satisfaction affects employee's turnover, productivity and organization's performance. There-fore it is essential to understand the causes, symptoms and the effect it has. The main objective of the present paper is to study the job Satisfaction and Organizational Commitment of faculty members in Technical and Management Institutes with reference to different institutes in Dar es Salaam region. For this purpose the data was collected through questionnaire under convenience random sampling of Management and Technical faculty members. The analysis has been done using different Statistical tools with the help of SPSS. The findings reveal and demonstrate that dissatisfaction does exist in the academic organizations/institutions, which eventually results to decrease of organizational commitment. Thus, the managers of various organizations should come up with various interventions to manage the dissatisfaction among the faculty members.
Human Resource Accounting: Recognition and Disclosure of Accounting Methods & Techniques
HRA is the process of identifying, measuring data about human resources and communicating this information to interested parties the major objects of the study is to highlight the major characteristics of HRA along with the practical benefits and difficulties in implementations. The study forms mainly the extensive review of related literature based on highly work. The major benefits of such accounting are that it develops effective managerial decision making, quality of management, prevents misuse of human resources, increases human asset productivity, improves morale, job satisfaction and creativity, etc. The constraints involved are that uncertainty of human resources creates uncertainty in valuation of human resources. Nature of amortization is another difficulty, valuation of human resources, their accounting treatments is also difficult as there is no specific IAS/IFRS for such treatment.
Addiction of Sms & Leading to Health Problems in Youth
In a time where instant gratification is just simply considered as a norm, cellphone is just an item that teen cannot go out without it is becoming a major problem in today's generation. At this age in which we need to read good books, in which we need to write proper letters on actual paper, at this time youngsters are getting into sending and receiving sms. The youth is not just social but it's becoming anti-social than ever before. They just prefer to text each other but not bother to interact face to face due to cheap sms packages that just cost them a rupee in their way. Text messaging has become preferred mode of communication for majority of youngsters. Widespread availability of cheap unlimited text message plans has made the service as preferred mode of communication for youngsters and its excessive use is leading to health problems among them. Aim of our research is to check the addiction of SMS in youth which leads to the health problems. We distributed the questionnaires among the students of the universities. We analyzed our data with the help of SPSS program. The results of the research indicate that perceived usefulness and information on the addiction of sms and causes health problem in youth. Everyone should take some steps to control these problems in order to live a healthy life style.
A Conceptual Study on Reasons of Industrial Sickness- With Reference to Joinery Mills of The J&K Public Sector Undertakings
The researcher did an empirical study to find out the opinion of the employees of Jammu & Kashmir Industries Ltd, J&K for declaring it as a sick industry .The Researcher determined the reasons after taking the opinion from the employees of Jammu & Kashmir Industries Ltd, J&K. The objectives on which the researcher will conduct the study are: 1) To study the reasons due to which Jammu Kashmir industries Ltd. became sick industry. 2) Understanding the employees views about the most important reason for Jammu & Kashmir Industries Ltd, J&K becoming sick.3). To frame a suitable revival strategy so as to protect the employment of the masses .and 4) Safeguard the state wealth & resources. The researcher tabulated the data and presented the data in the form of table and pie-chart. Thereafter the researcher discussed the reasons in detail. After studying the reason and analyzing them the researcher concluded that every reason given by the employee is responsible for declaring Jammu & Kashmir Industries Ltd. as sick industry.
Financial Reasons and Technological Changes
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Postmodern Advertising versus Modern Advertising & Consumer Response Check
Postmodern advertising and modern advertising are two broad concepts which emphasize on the change of economic factors and social values. With the conception of postmodernism after modernism, it brought a change in the style of art, technology architecture etc. as well as in advertising. Advertising is a significant factor for promoting product or service. Now, the techniques of postmodernism also change the criteria of advertisement. In this paper, I have discussed the phenomena of change related to advertising in Pakistan and also checked the consumer response. To find out if there is any impact on the society. Plus I wanted to find out either they are accepting it or not because mostly ads are based on postmodernism.
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Microfinance and Micro & Small Enterprises (Mses) Survival in Nigeria a A Survival Analysis Approach
The main objective of this study is to examine the impact of microfinance on micro and small business survival in Nigeria. Data for the study are derived from both primary and secondary sources. First, a survey of MFB entrepreneur -clients was undertaken using simple random sampling technique to select our respondents; then, some data were extracted from the client's record with the Microfinance Banks (MFBs) on profit and sales. The data obtained were analysed using Kaplan Meier and Cox regression analysis. The findings revealed that micro financing enhance survival of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) but most of the enterprises remain at the survival level of the business life cycle. We recommend that enterprise finance by MFBs should be linked up with larger financing window like the Small and Medium Enterprise Equity Investment Scheme (SMIEIS) fund or Strategic Partners like the commercial banks for expansion and growth funding after survival. We also recommend immediate recapitalization of the MFBs to enable them support MSEs adequately.
Value Creation by M&A Transactions in the European Insurance Market
The European insurance sector went through a radical transformation in the 1990s. Harmonization of EU regulation lead to a strong increase in M&A, and several factors indicate a new wave of transactions. We analyze the influence of transaction timing, geographical and industry strategy, and experience on short- and long-term value creation by M&A of European insurers. Transactions in the bottom of the M&A cycle, fully focusing or diversifying transactions, and transactions by inexperienced and most experienced acquirers created more long-term value. These findings are mostly contrary to short-term capital market reactions and results of previous research on the U.S. market.
Advertising through Mobile Phone: Efficiency, Excellence & Potentials in Bangladesh.
The study investigates the efficiency level of advertising through mobile phone and also explores the recent status, potentials and practices of advertisings through mobile phone in Bangladesh. The paper also measures the extent of advertising through the medium of mobile phone as new communication technology. A mobile phone ad, or mobile advertising, is a type of marketing that uses mobile phones to generate advertisements.Internet advertising, though the two are often compared. 1 By sending advertisements to cell phone users, a company can effectively reach billions of people. Advertising through MOBILE PHONE is a rapidly growing sector providing brands, agencies & marketers the opportunities to connect with the consumers beyond traditional and digital media and directly on their mobile phone. The explosive growth of wireless as a communication medium offering new advertisings opportunities and demanding the wireless become a new channel of the marketing communication mix. Mobile advertising has proven to be more efficient than
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Increasing Tradeshow & Exhibition Industry Competitiveness through Competency-based Hiring and Promotion: A Sales Executive Perspective
As a component of MICE industry, Exhibition and Tradeshow industry yields both economic and social benefits to Thailand in forms of direct foreign income, improved destination image, wealth distribution, and employment. Albeit its success in hosting endless list of world renowned tradeshows and exhibitions, the country is still considered less productive as compared to other leading MICE destinations in the region. Among other factors, human resource is one of the competitiveness components that need an urgent intervention not only to make the industry competitive vis-à-vis other rival destinations but also to keep pace with directionless and unpredictable changes. Competency based human resource management is now replacing its task-based counterparts for its adaptability and versatility to changes in industrial practices and market demands.
The Relationship between Information & Communications Technology, Prior Experience and Customer Loyalty in Saudi Arabia Insurance Industry Companies
This study is an attempt to examine the association between important variables of service quality namely information and communications technology, prior experience and customer loyalty in Saudi Arabia's provision of health insurance. This study obtained primary data collected through questionnaire after which SPSS version 21 was employed to test the relationship between independence variables and dependent variable. The results of this study revealed a positive and significant association between information and communications technology and customer loyalty. In the same path, prior experience was found to have a positive and significant connection with customer loyalty. Finally, this study provides limitations and suggestion for future studies towards the end.
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The Mining Boom, Productivity Paradox, Dutch Disease & Monetary Policy Challenges for Australia
Australia is currently on the cusp of the biggest mining boom in its history powered by demand from the fast growing mega Asian economies. However, productivity has slumped in 2000 decade compared to the previous despite a record increase in the terms-of-trade and capital investment in the mining sector. The appreciation of the real exchange rate due to spending effects of the booming mining sector and deindustrialisation of the lagging manufacturing sector by undermining the international competitiveness of manufactured exports has infected the Australian economy with Dutch Disease effects. Policy designers face the daunting task of designing appropriate adjustment policies that should groom manufacturing industries with productivity generation learning-by-doing economies, whilst at the same time implementing monetary policies that would keep inflation within the target zone. The paper sheds light on the issues relating to the designing g monetary policy in the context of productivity augmenting time-varying NAIRU using a New Keynesian Phillips curve framework. State space methodology and Kalman Filer has been used to empirically validate the model. Various policy options besides a Taylor rule for keeping inflation within the target zone and policy options to prevent the resource boom from turning to a resource curse are also commented on.
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Life Cycle Costing Analysis of Energy Options: In Search of Better Decisions towards Sustainability in Indian Power & Energy Sector
The utilization of energy from fossil fuels has becoming important driver and plays a vital role for all the economies. The alternative resources have wider concerns over the issues of energy security and sustainable development in the sector. In this context, for meeting the national power deficit and addition to thermal power generation capacity, power generation from thermal plants has been a very important history of the Indian power sector. life cycle costing (lcc), life cycle management, thermal power plant, solar power plant, sustainability, india.
CEOas Commitment Bias and its Firm R&D Level Bayesian Network Method: Evidence Form Tunisia
In this paper we approach as to whether CEO's incentives may lead to a positive manager's innovation behavior. We search in this work to study this relationship conforming to the prediction of the theory of commitment. Accordingly, we hypothesize that CEO's incentives can persuade a favorable attitude toward innovation but it can lead to an authentic behavior only with the presence of commitment bias. The proposed model of this paper uses Bayesian Network Method to examine this relationship. CEO's attitude has been measured by means of a questionnaire comprising several items.
Research & Development as a Strategy for Survival in Mexican Companies
The aim of this paper is to analyze the processes of adaptation and survival of companies in Mexico to compete in increasingly demanding markets, that create uncertainty them. In this context, some companies have decided to develop adaptation strategies through research and development (R & D). This study, being exploratory, provides empirical evidence on what factors (internal and external) leading the entrepreneurs to assess the implementation of R & D in their companies.
A Study of the Relationship between Organizational Conflicts & Employees Intention to Leave with Special Reference to Staff Assistants in ABC Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka
Effect of Debt Financing on Business Performance: A Comparative Study between I&M Bank And Bank of Kigali, Rwanda
The effect of debt financing on firm performance is of considerable importance to all bank business. The study is focussed on establishing the effect of debt financing on firm performance, a comparative study between I&M Bank and Bank of Kigali within a period of six years from 2010. The study was descriptive and correlative in nature. The study found a strong positive relationship between debt level and profitability for both I&M bank and Bank of Kigali. This tends to be less expensive and increasing it with a relatively low interest rate which leads to the increase in profit levels and hence performance. The sustainability indicators shows that, Bank of Kigali was very stable in internal financial health with average SGR of 21% and IGR of 1.7% than its competitor I&M Bank with average SGR of 10% and IGR of 0.6%. However, the debt levels is not influenced by the variation on both SGR and IGR. The study concludes that Bank of Kigali was the best financial performer than its competitor I&M Bank. These were shown by the fact that during the period of last six years, the average ROE is 21% for BK against 26% for I&M Bank , average ROA is 4% for BK against 3% for I&M Bank, average LA is 51% for BK against 47% for I&M Bank, average LD is 74% for BK against 60% for I&M Bank, average SGR is 21% for BK against 10% for I&M Bank and finally average IGR is 3% for BK against 2% for I&M Bank.
Good Bye to Petrol & Diesel Car! Is it 2020 or 2030?
Today we are facing a great problem with the nature is pollution. The major reason for pollution is the rapid growth of industrialization and the increase of vehicles. The Carbon let out from the industries and the petrol and diesel cars which cause damages in the ozone layer. It will affect the human society in a vast level. First step or Need of an hour is creating mass awareness of this prime CO 2 problem to 7.35 billion population of world. It is necessary to take Corporate social responsibility to reduce the Carbon level emission from their industries and to find out an alternate way for preventing the pollutions. To avoid this and build a better world of healthy and pollution free is via Green marketing, its scientifically implemented by change the trend in the automobile industry by E-cars (i.e., Electric cars).
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Content Mixes used in Advertisement on Social Media for Particular Categories of Product & Services: A Brief Study
Innovativeness is requirement for a long ran we can't overlook the significance of either. This research work talks about that which where the major categories of products and services being advertised on social media during the period of this study. This further suggests with regards to the identification of the content which has been used to advertise the selected categories of products/services identified for the study on the selected social media website. Further the sixteen identified variables which are Message, Tag line, Brand Logo, Images, Celebrity, Offers/Discounts, Colour, Text, Customer Reviews, Jingles, Audio, Video, Product Information, Product Comparison, Price information, Call To Action and there relation with the selected social media websites and categories of products and services selected for the research study has been studied in detail.
Relationship between Oil Prices and Stock Market Index: A Case of Pak, India & China
Cost of oil affects the profit and loss of the organization as oil is immediate or circuitous expense of operation. In this way, the ascent in crude oil costs will be relied upon to bring about the decline in income, which brought about a decrease of prompt stock market index. The goal of the examination is to get precise answers of exploration inquiries said in particular settings of Pakistan, India and China. This paper utilized regression, Durbin Watson test and correlation analysis to discover the answers of exploration inquiries and goals. The time of study is 21 years (From Jan 1995 to June 2015 on the bases of month to month variations) of dependent and predictor variables. It could be seen that the model is superbly fitted to the regression. In all instances of these three stock trades there is sure relationship between oil costs and stock exchange 100 index.
Marketing Mix Strategies and Hospital Performance-in Case of Wolaita Sodo University, Otona teaching & Referral Hospital
This research inspects the shock of marketing mix strategies on patient satisfaction at Wolaita Sodo University teaching and referral hospital. It consist dependent and independent variables. The dependent variable called hospital performance which measured by patient satisfaction. The independent variables are familiar with the culture the research case which includes; promotion, price, physical evidence, process, people, access/place/distribution and service of health. The research used quantitative data to explore its relationship by having primary data through a questionnaire, which was administered in the Otona teaching and referral hospital. The researcher targeted the hospital's professionals who were working at radiology, gynecology, pharmacy, eye clinic and other specialist's sections. The research population of this research consists of 243 workers/specialists from Otona hospital in South Nation Nationalities People Region (SNNPR). The research sample in this research also determined 56 according to (Kothari 2004) workers. The researcher retrieves 52 valid research questionnaires. A purposive sampling strategy was used to choose the participants in this research.
Money as a Medium of Exchange: Then and Now: Can Technology Be A Facilitator of Exchange?
This paper deals with the origin of money through its function as a medium of exchange. Barter can give rise to money through necessitating the use of a standard of value even before calling for the use of a medium of exchange. In a given society at any point in time money is defined in principle simply as the subset of total financial assets and commodities which are actually performing monetary functions. Three main functions are usually suggested. Money is thought to be that which serves as a medium of exchange, standard of value and store of value. Defining money in a particular context would simply involve a judgment as to which items currently possess these properties to a greater or lesser extent. The paper also ascertains whether money originated through its function as a medium of exchange, can explain the dynamics of monetary exchange of most recent days. The paper also ascertains if technological changes can improve the efficiency of the trading process.