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Authors: Pruthi, S P S;

Reference No: ECO0059 Pages: 14 Published on: 1, January, 1965

Abstract: A discussion of the classification of plan and machinery for the purposes of allowing development rebate. ... More

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Authors: Paul, S;

Reference No: ECO0018 Pages: 12 Published on: 1, January, 1966

Abstract: The case Concerns the small car investment project about which the Government of India was to announce a decision in 1955. The problem was: In view of the existing idle capacity in the indigenous industry, and the foreign exchange shortage, was the decision to go ahead with a new Small car ... More

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Authors: Patel, S M;

Reference No: CMA0053 Pages: 7 Published on: 21, December, 1966

Abstract: A technical note on the scope of using mechanized farm machinery, viz. tractors, power tillers, oil engines, etc. in India. The matter is discussed in general from the feasibility and potential market points of view. ... More

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Authors: Kothari, K B;

Reference No: CMA0097(A) Pages: 9 Published on: 19, October, 1967

Abstract: The case relates to the problem of developing sales organization for Amuldan. Detailed information on which manager could set in defining job specification and sales training is provided. ... More

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Authors: Kothari, K B;

Reference No: CMA0097(B) Pages: 4 Published on: 19, October, 1967

Abstract: The case relates to the problem of developing sales organization for Amuldan. Detailed information on which manager could set in defining job specification and sales training is provided. ... More

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Authors: Patel, S M;

Reference No: CMA0149(B) Pages: 10 Published on: 6, November, 1968

Abstract: Relates to the use of managerial tools rather than the norms for determining the feasibility of a rural electric cooperative. Emphasis is given on the use of breakeven analysis for determining economic feasibility during different phases of electrification and different volumes of turnover after final phase is over in retail ... More

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Authors: Desai, D K; Mathur, D P;

Reference No: CMA0147 Pages: 13 Published on: 6, November, 1968

Abstract: The study gives the background structural details of a cold storage unit. It deals with the patterns of utilization of the capacity of the cold storage plant and total expenditure incurred for storing the commodities. It raises the problems as to how to increase the volume of business and make ... More

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Authors: Gupta, V K; Narayanan, A V S;

Reference No: CMA0157 Pages: 2 Published on: 6, November, 1968

Abstract: The text covers the problem of leadership in a cooperative organization and its relationship with its constituents. It shows the process of institution building and emphasizes the role of those responsible for developing such institutions. ... More

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Authors: Patel, S M;

Reference No: CMA0149(A) Pages: 18 Published on: 6, November, 1968

Abstract: The promoters of a rural electric cooperative, to be established for retailing only electricity, are advised to take up all allied services also. But they have different views on the aims objectives of the rural electric cooperative hence they view the advice from differing angles. ... More

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Authors: Goyal, R C; Verma, K K;

Reference No: P&IR0026(C) Pages: 2 Published on: 1, January, 1969

Abstract: Cases (B) P&IR0026(B) and (C) P&IR0026(C) are about fixation of working hours and workload and payment of overtime for the technical supervisory staff. They also lead to an examination of some aspects of bureaucracy in the organization. Case (C) P&IR0026(C) is given for discussion ... More

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Authors: Goyal, R C; Verma, K K;

Reference No: P&IR0025(A) Pages: 12 Published on: 1, January, 1969

Abstract: A promotion policy for the technical supervisory staff was not implemented by the chief engineer because of a reorganization scheme which he wanted to introduce. The staff then demanded implementation of the promotion policy. The class analyses the promotion policy, reorganization scheme and the personnel problems arising out of it. ... More

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Authors: Nambudiri, C N S;

Reference No: BP0028 Pages: 17 Published on: 1, January, 1969

Abstract: A large company is considering an investment for setting up a new foundry and workshop replacing the old workshop and foundry that had existed for a long time. The new manager, a younger son, is called upon to make the final decision as to what is to be done regarding ... More

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Authors: Goyal, R C; Verma, K K;

Reference No: P&IR0025(B) Pages: 5 Published on: 1, January, 1969

Abstract: Cases (B) P&IR0026(B) and (C) P&IR0026(C) are about fixation of working hours and workload and payment of overtime for the technical supervisory staff. They also lead to an examination of some aspects of bureaucracy in the organization. Case (C) P&IR0026(C) is given for discussion ... More

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Authors: Madappa, P P; Malya, M Meenakshi;

Reference No: CMA0169 Pages: 10 Published on: 21, March, 1969

Abstract: In June 1969, agriculture in Thanjavur district of Madras state was facing an unprecedented draught. Due to an unforeseen delay of monsoon in catchment areas, Cauvery reservoirs had reached an all time low. The 'Granary of South' as the district was known from time immemorial, was threatened with famine. The problem ... More

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