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Authors: Singh, Amarjeet; ;

Reference No: CMA0480 Pages: 33 Published on: 4, July, 1979

Abstract: Highlights the problems in dairy at aggregate level. Gives information on growth of industry, present status, and future plans. The function of dairy cooperatives and their operation has been discussed in detail. It draws specific attention to utilization of sheep and goat milk. The problem of non-economic value of solid ... 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: Moulik, T K; Mathur, D P;

Reference No: CMA0736 Pages: 7 Published on: 1, January, 1996

Abstract: The case deals with the performance of the selected filiature units in terms of capacity utilization, cost structure and sales strategies of silk yann. ... More

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Authors: V Raghunathan; Varma, Jayanth R;

Reference No: F&A0452 Pages: 10 Published on: 26, April, 2000

Abstract: Set in the backdrop of the 1997 economic crisis, the case deals with the problem faced by a leading finance company of Thailand, Phatra Thanakit. The company finds its very existence threatened under the onslaught of the crisis, and faces a number of agonizing choices. Should it become an integrated bank? ... More

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Authors: Manikutty, S;

Reference No: PSG0059TEC Pages: 12 Published on: 1, January, 1992

Abstract: The note traces the policies of the Indian government with regard to public enterprises at different times and seeks to relate the policies to the economic, social, political, and leadership determinants prevailing at respective times. ... More

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Authors: Desai, D K;

Reference No: CMA0554 Pages: 35 Published on: 1, January, 1981

Abstract: This is a chapter of a proposed book on management in agricultural system. It discusses the concept of agribusiness and gives a comparison of agribusiness between developing and developed countries. In the end it discusses a case study of agricultural system in India with special emphasis on agribusiness. ... More

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Authors: Ramani, K V;

Reference No: CISG0049EX Pages: 8 Published on: 8, October, 1998

Abstract: India, the second largest country in Asia, and the seventh largest country in the world, has a coastline stretching over 7000 km. However, sea transportation has not received much attention of the policy makers. Port development and management are very critical concerns for facilitating international trade and thereby the national economic ... More

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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: Ravichandran, N.; Patel, Nikunjkumar;

Reference No: O&DS0005EX Pages: 3 Published on: 22, April, 2024

Abstract: Palak Sheth is the proprietor of Vastrapur Widgets Limited (VWL), which manufactures widgets for machines that produce engineering goods. Sheth is facing a dilemma regarding an export order for 1,000 units. The dilemma is whether VWL should use the existing raw material or discard it and use new raw material, which ... More

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Authors: Dholakia, Ravindra H;

Reference No: PSG0122TEC Pages: 21 Published on: 18, January, 2016

Abstract: The note discusses major concepts involved in the Input-Output technique and explains their use in economic planning. It also discusses the forward and backward linkage coefficinets and income multiplier estimation for the I-O table. Finally, it introduces the concepts of the Absorption and Make Matrices used in Indian Planning. ... More

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Authors: Ranganathan, Kavitha;

Reference No: IS0139 Pages: 12 Published on: 18, June, 2019

Abstract: This case chronicles the events in the life of a security guard who would like to enroll his five-year-old daughter in a private school under the Right to Education Act (RTE). Section 12(1)(c) of the RTE Act mandates that private schools reserve at least 25 % of their seats for children from ... More

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Authors: Rao, T V;

Reference No: OB0013 Pages: 29 Published on: 1, January, 1977

Abstract: This exercise presents the actual experience of a faculty team Educational System Unit (ESU) of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, which made an attempt to link education with development in a backward area of Rajasthan. The initial experiences are presented in this case in five parts. The experience starts ... More

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Authors: Gupta, Tirath;

Reference No: CMA0489 Pages: 12 Published on: 1, January, 1979

Abstract: The case is based on an on-going project for raising coffee and rubber plantations over 8,000 hectares in one of the states in North-Eastern India. Besides others, the major objective of the project is to wean the shifting cultivators away from their age old profession which is considered to be socially ... More

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Authors: Gupta, Tirath;

Reference No: CMA0463 Pages: 4 Published on: 11, December, 1978

Abstract: Terraced cultivation has been conceived of as an alternative to shifting cultivation in the hills. The case deals with one such experience in Meghalaya. Facts collected by an independent research agency have been summarized to provide a basis for discussion-whether the effort is in the economic interests of the jhumias ... More

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