Every economy, the world over, has been suffering from certain everlasting problems like corruption, poverty, unemployment and rising prices. For the last so many years, the corruption has emerged as a focal point of talks among academicians, politicians and people at large. Indian economy is also not an exception in this respect. Corruptive practices have been witnessed in our country a...
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Authors Prof. Dr. Vinitaa Agrawal
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Page No. 19 to 22

The stock market plays an important role in economic development of Bangladesh. It transfers the fund from surplus units to deficit units for investment. The main purpose of the study is to examine the significance of stock market in economic development of Bangladesh. The study has used only secondary data. The secondary data are collected only relevant to study such as market capitaliz...
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Authors Manjurul Alam Mazumder
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Page No. 45 to 54

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...
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Authors Nuttapong Jotikasthira
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The Moroccan financial market experienced a major modernization wave resulting in an increasing capitalization, a significant “volume & value” of business and a growing number of new IPOs in order to transform the Moroccan economy from a debt economy to a capital market economy and therefore achieve an optimal state of resources allocation. The informational ...
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Authors Chiny Faycal, Mir Ahmed
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Financial Theories say that Investor should act rationally. Emotions do have a powerful impact on everyday decisions we make. They not only shape behavior but also affect every decision taken by an individual. Similarly regret is the most common phenomena observed in individuals especially when they take investing decisions. In the present study researchers have tried to find out influen...
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Authors Dr. Tarika Singh
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Page No. 55 to 69

It is an unquestionable fact that gross domestic saving is one of the most contributing factors of economic growth of a nation. It plays concrete role in fostering investment, production, employment and eventually the economic growth. The present paper endeavors to analyze and exemplifies the contributions of household sector, private corporate sector and public sector in Gross Domestic ...
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Authors K. Anandakumar, P. Glorinthal
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This paper proposes using “exercises” (articles to spur Socratic dialogue), a pedagogical innovation to foster learning of critical concepts in marketing. Exercises enable students relatively unfamiliar with business and strategic decision making to learn marketing theory by applying concepts to better understand and solve current problems confronting an actu...
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Authors C. M. Sashi
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Adam Smith theory of the Invisible Hand is fundamentally flawed. The neoclassical theory based on it relies on market models in which economic agents interact with the market forces that are not governed by Universal Law of Nature; such models ignore correlations that lead to booms and depressions. To prove rigorous theorems financial economists also assume that market fluctuations follo...
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Authors Amaresh Das
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The paper presents the results of a survey during the period of 2012-1013 that has been carried out by us in order to examine the potentiality of the social entrepreneurship development. The samples covered in this study were social entrepreneurs. The total numbers of social entrepreneurs are 50 by taking 10 from each village of Sitakunda Thana in Chittagong on the basis of purposive sam...
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Authors Habib Ullah, Mohammed Jonaed Kabir, Dr. Mohammed Solaiman
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Small and specialized companies are finding it very difficult to be competitive and survive in phenomena such as globalization and the expansion of large supermarket chains. They must face the evolution of the consumer, taking into account their new preferences and lifestyle. It is important to study the segment of supermarkets and specialty stores as well as knowing the projection of th...
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Authors Josu00c3u00a9 G. Vargas-Hernu00c3u00a1ndez
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