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Authors: Bhattacharyya, S K;

Reference No: F&A0093 Pages: 4 Published on: 1, January, 1970

Abstract: Raises the question of how the following three items should be treated in accounts: 1) exceptional repairs of a nonrecurring nature; 2) substantial advertising and publicity expenditure; and 3) structural additions and alterations. The chief accountant's opinions are expressed in the case, while in the class other viewpoints are to be brought ... More

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Authors: Gupta, G S;

Reference No: ECO0175 Pages: 6 Published on: 1, January, 1970

Abstract: Describes project evaluation and investment decisions in the cooperative sector. ... More

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Authors: George, P S;

Reference No: CMA0185(D) Pages: 10 Published on: 20, January, 1970

Abstract: The General Manager of Dudhudyog Dairy reviews the recommendations of the Sales Manager regarding the operations of the Dairy. Before taking action on the recommendations, the General Manager wants to verify that the recommended product-line is in conformity with the procurement targets and also tries to find out whether a ... More

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Authors: George, P S;

Reference No: CMA0185(B) Pages: 7 Published on: 20, January, 1970

Abstract: The Sales Manager of Dudhudyog Dairy is reviewing the marketing strategies of the milk dairy in order to plan the product strategies. The Sales Manager has decided to conduct a marketing survey of the region in which the Dairy was operating. The marketing survey results give a number of factors ... More

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Authors: George, P S;

Reference No: CMA0185(C) Pages: 3 Published on: 20, January, 1970

Abstract: Dudhudyog Dairy (C) is the continuation of Dudhudyog Dairy (B) . After receiving the market survey report, the Sales Manager tries to find the answers to the following questions: 1) Whom should the Dairy serve? 2) What should be the product price policies of the Dairy? 3) What should be the distribution target? 4) What ... More

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Authors: Gupta, V K; Mathur D.P.;

Reference No: CMA0194 Pages: 12 Published on: 10, February, 1970

Abstract: Deals with the problem of under-utilization of the installed capacity of both the modern sheller rice mills. ... More

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Authors: Desai, D K;

Reference No: CMA0195 Pages: 7 Published on: 26, August, 1970

Abstract: Deals with the use of transportation model technique for fertilizers. The objective is to focus on the problem of transport cost minimization in the industries in which large bulks are handled. The fertilizer industry has been taken as a case in point. ... More

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Authors: Gopalaswamy, T P; Gupta, V K;

Reference No: CMA0203 Pages: 4 Published on: 18, November, 1970

Abstract: This case discusses conditions under which the Khasari industry operates, problems of determining cost-volume relationship, problems in relation to the determination of breakeven volume. ... More

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Authors: Mehta, S C;

Reference No: MAR0091 Pages: 11 Published on: 1, January, 1971

Abstract: This case brings out the basic aspects of the marketing concept and can be used to illustrate the major differences between marketing and selling. The company gives the impression that it is selling almost everything it can produce; but a deeper analysis brings out the lack of marketing concept, absence ... More

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Authors: Seshan, Suresh A;

Reference No: F&A0160 Pages: 3 Published on: 1, January, 1971

Abstract: A young engineer entrepreneur, wishing to start a manufacturing enterprise, approaches a leading commercial bank for financial assistance. The bank asks the entrepreneur to furnish forecasted financial statements. A summary of the expected (manufacturing and selling) transactions during the first year of operations is given. The student is required to ... More

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Authors: Bhandari, Labdhi R;

Reference No: MAR0092(C) Pages: 4 Published on: 1, January, 1971

Abstract: Based on a real life situation of the introduction of a new brand of bathing soap, the case describes the existing market situation, competitive situation, and marketing opportunities. It gives a brief account of the product development process - idea generation to concept development to product development and testing and ... More

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Authors: Hegde, B K;

Reference No: PROD0003 Pages: 10 Published on: 1, January, 1971

Abstract: A varnish plant superintendent wants to know whether he can increase his output by about 30% without spending money on equipment. The case provides an exercise in finding out utilization of key work stations/equipment and in deciding an optimum utilization and scheduling for the required production. ... More

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Authors: Varshneya, K L; Shah, B G;

Reference No: F&A0164 Pages: 4 Published on: 1, January, 1971

Abstract: This is an exercise in funds flow statements. The difference between cash flow and funds flow (working capital) can be illustrated. ... More

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Authors: Dhar, C N; Issac, Akkanad M;

Reference No: QM0045 Pages: 19 Published on: 1, January, 1971

Abstract: Describes the evolution of data-processing applications in a modern textile mill over the last twenty years. The company, which started mechanization with Hollerith equipment, now has an IBM8K system (tape oriented) and plans to go in for an IBM 360/30 system shortly. The factors responsible for the introduction of ... More

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