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Authors: Desai, G M; Bandyopadhyay, S C;

Reference No: CMA0297TEC Pages: 11 Published on: 27, January, 1975

Abstract: This note is intended to serve as the basis for discussing the role of the agricultural sector in economic development of India. Information relating to various aspects of Indian agriculture is presented in seventeen tables. ... More

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Authors: Srivastava, U K;

Reference No: CMA0455 Pages: 21 Published on: 25, November, 1977

Abstract: The case deals with the feasibility of setting up an agro-industrial unit. It covers all the variables that need to be looked into for examining the financial and economic viability of the enterprise. ... More

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Authors: Maru, Rushikesh M; Satia, J K;

Reference No: PSG0020TEC Pages: 4 Published on: 1, January, 1977

Abstract: The note outlines the steps that a branch of the Family Planning Association of India would need to take in formulating a branch study. This would require: 1) Defining the broad goals and objectives of the branch in terms of services to be provided, client segments, regional coverage, and channels to ... More

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Authors: Dholakia, Bakul H;

Reference No: ECO0266TEC Pages: 22 Published on: 1, January, 1980

Abstract: This note examines the process of structural change in Indian economy during the period 1950-51 to 1978-79. This structural change is examined in terms of the behaviour of several macroeconomic variables such as national income, aggregate consumption expenditure, domestic savings, gross domestic capital formation, functional distribution of national income and ... More

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Authors: Verma, Pramod; Mookherjee, S; Kamat, D S;

Reference No: P&IR0069(A) Pages: 5 Published on: 1, January, 1978

Abstract: The two cases refer to industrial relations in the jute industry in West Bengal during 1969-75. Case (A) deals specifically with the strike that took place in 1969. Case (B) P&IR0069(B) takes up events between 1969 and 1975, including a strike in 1975. The two cases together reflect the economic and political ... More

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Authors: Verma, Pramod; Mookherjee, S; Kamat, D S;

Reference No: P&IR0069(B) Pages: 5 Published on: 1, January, 1978

Abstract: The two cases refer to industrial relations in the jute industry in West Bengal during 1969-75. Cas(A) P&IR0069() deals specifically with the strike that took place in 1969. Case (B) takes up events between 1969 and 1975, including a strike in 1975. The two cases together reflect the economic and political problems ... More

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Authors: Verma, Pramod; Das, P;

Reference No: P&IR0082 Pages: 10 Published on: 1, January, 1975

Abstract: The case refers to payment of dearness allowance in process industry. The DA scheme was evolved in this organization in 1949 and several changes were introduced subsequently. The case reviews these changes and discusses the new agreement that was signed in 1974. The case provides data on DA and related economic variables. ... More

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Authors: Sheth, N R;

Reference No: P&IR0091TEC Pages: 4 Published on: 1, January, 1974

Abstract: Provides background material for discussing the contemporary structure of industrial relations and the social, economic and political environment within which management of industrial relations has to be planned and implemented. The note gives a brief summary of the history of industrial relations in India and lists the basic issues involved ... More

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Authors: Saiyadain, M S;

Reference No: P&IR0172TEC Pages: 40 Published on: 1, January, 1985

Abstract: Deals with the advantages of systematic selection, the process of screening, recruitment and selection. It also discusses various methods of selection and how selection decisions are taken. Finally, it raises some issues on selection, given the general socio- economic and legal environment in India. ... More

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Authors: Verma, Pramod;

Reference No: P&IR0170 Pages: 12 Published on: 1, January, 1985

Abstract: The case refers to the personnel policies of a large organization engaged in the tourism and hotel industry. Some of the major problems arising from the nature of the business are highlighted. The economic and social constraints on human resources management are also revealed by the case. ... More

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Authors: Singh, J P;

Reference No: IMG0014 Pages: 7 Published on: 20, April, 1998

Abstract: Based on real life experience, the case highlights the rising and falling fortunes of a small company, consequent on the change in the economic environment. It also highlights how stable joint venture relationships can change overnight with opening up to markets and Liberalization of a Protected economy. ... More

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Authors: Subramaniam, S;

Reference No: QM0008(B) Pages: 17 Published on: 1, January, 1966

Abstract: Attempts to highlight the role of pricing for profit and growth. The social and economic objectives of pricing are analyzed. ... More

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Authors: Hegde, B K;

Reference No: PROD0006(D) Pages: 11 Published on: 1, January, 1966

Abstract: This is an exercise in establishing economic batch quantities for manufacture. In the light of the concepts covered in a background note, "A Case against the Economic Batch Quantity" (The Manager, January 1964, Management Publications Limited, London), throughout time, setup time, etc are to be used. ... More

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Authors: Pandey, Mohan;

Reference No: ECO0346TEC Pages: 20 Published on: 18, March, 2002

Abstract: While the Indian economic reforms initiated 1991 were mandated by a crisis, their continuance by the successive non-Congress governments is not easily explained. This note attempts to understand the socio-political back drop of economic realities to explore the nature of the economic growth of Independent India, and argues that the economic ... More

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