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Authors: Singh, Gurudev;

Reference No: CMA0672TEC Pages: 7 Published on: 1, January, 1988

Abstract: Financial tasks on a farm have strong links with production, marketing, and consumption. Since production, marketing and consumption decisions are based on expectations which are uncertain, management decisions have to take into account financial risks that might result from such uncertainties. These risks may have more pronounced effect in case ... More

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Authors: Gupta, V.K.;

Reference No: CMA0122 Pages: 10 Published on: 1, January, 1966

Abstract: One of the important policy questions being debated today is the viability of village cooperative societies. The case discusses an administrative set-up where governmental machinery is the decision maker of such issues as viability. It shows how mass prescriptions tend to ignore circumstances pertinent to individual business situations. It further ... More

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Authors: Desai, Bhupat M; Namboodiri, N V;

Reference No: CMA0770EX Pages: 5 Published on: 1, January, 1998

Abstract: This case seeks to examine the rationale for innovating indirect agricultural credit portfolios of RFIs and the recent changes in these portfolios of priority sector credit. It also seeks to examine the policy of common lending interest rates for direct credit and indirect agricultural credit, besides non-agricultural credit. ... 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: Laha, Arnab Kumar; Das, M Sumita;

Reference No: P&IR0203 Pages: 14 Published on: 4, March, 2008

Abstract: The knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) industry employs some of the most highly skilled knowledge workers in India. The employees in this industry are mostly post-graduates and come from diverse backgrounds?engineering, economics, statistics, management, commerce, sciences,etc. Being an industry of recent origin the career paths of the employees in ... More

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Authors: Shah, B G;

Reference No: F&A0115(A) Pages: 21 Published on: 1, January, 1969

Abstract: The case provides an excellent opportunity to analyse and evaluate banker-borrower relations. It also gives an opportunity to discuss the concept of security from the bank's point of view. The importance of breakeven and contribution analysis, and economic and financial viability of the project as crucial inputs in appraising ... More

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Authors: Varma, Jayanth R; Raghunathan, V;

Reference No: F&A0453 Pages: 13 Published on: 26, April, 2000

Abstract: The case deals with strategic corporate finance issues in the backdrop of the economic downturn of 1997 in Thailand. The case presents a situation in which the foreign exchange losses arising from a steep depreciation of currency threatens to wipe out the networth of the company. The company faces bankruptcy, if ... More

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Authors: Srivastava, U K;

Reference No: CMA0462(A) Pages: 21 Published on: 21, September, 1978

Abstract: The case is designed to bring out all aspects of financial and economic appraisal for financing an agro-industrial unit (cottonseed processing plant). Sensitivity analysis and preparation of feasibility report can also be taught. ... More

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Authors: Dholakia, Ravindra H;

Reference No: ECO0358TEC Pages: 5 Published on: 17, November, 2015

Abstract: The technical note defines the concept of the shutdown point discussed in the textbooks on microeconomics and considers two exceptions to the general proposition. Both the exceptions apply to the case of an airline business when the decision to discontinue a loss making route that does not meet even the ... More

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Authors: Dixit, Vaidant; Mukherjee, Saral; Soman, Chetan;

Reference No: O&DS0012 Pages: 30 Published on: 11, September, 2026

Abstract: The case illustrates the journey of business transformation at CEAT. It traces the company’s path from 2008, when it was a loss-making firm with militant unionism and an abysmal quality and safety environment in neglected plants, to 2025, when it achieved financial turnaround and growth through a competitive advantage led by ... 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: Das, Prashant;

Reference No: F&A0563 Pages: 15 Published on: 25, January, 2022

Abstract: It is late 2019. Hotel Kinara is a newly built, well-functioning 4-star hotel in Ahmedabad. The hotel has 155 rooms and food and beverage facilities. But the hotel owners desire an exit from the market. A transaction advisory consultant values the hotel right before the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as happens with big-ticket ... More

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Authors: George, P S;

Reference No: CMA0335(A) Pages: 6 Published on: 8, August, 1975

Abstract: This case describes various economic factors affecting the Sri Lanka paddy-rice system. Historical data are available on production, yield, prices, storage capacity, milling capacity, distribution arrangements. Some of the problems of the existing system are also identified. ... More

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Authors: Kumar, Ranjith J; Prabakar, Yuthish R; Kumar, Arun; Krishna, Rahul A; Narayanaswami, Sundaravalli;

Reference No: PSG0136 Pages: 11 Published on: 2, August, 2021

Abstract: Indian Railways runs around 10,000 trains daily and carries approximately 1,500 million tonnes of freight annually. It houses about 800 electric locomotives with 12,000 horsepower, the largest globally. The emphasis on freight transport is set to only increase in the coming years with the establishment of a dedicated freight corridor. In such a scenario, ... More

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