gutka pouch floating inside the packed soft drink bottle he had purchased. Rajesh Rajan purchased a bottle of Pepsi from a local store in Ahmedabad in August 2008‚ but he found a gutka pouch inside the bottle. He dashed off a legal notice to the company accusing it of deficiency in service that could cause health hazard for consumers. The multinational giant even replied to the notice‚ but a year later. Rajan approached a Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum‚ Ahmedabad (rural) and demanded Rs 5
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Status of Aged in India J. Balamurugan‚ Research Scholar‚ Department of Sociology‚ Pondicherry University. Dr. G. Ramathirtham‚ Associate Professor‚ Department of Sociology‚ Pondicherry University. INTRODUCTION Ageing is a byproduct of physical‚ psychological and social processes. While contextualizing the process of ageing‚ the main thrust of the sociology both as a discipline and movement‚ is to reflect on how and to what extent transformations in the society and of the individual
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The psychological contract in a changing work environment Annette Sharpe The Work Institute Abstract This paper examines how organisation changes‚ driven by economic‚ social and technological changes at the macro level‚ have impacted on the psychological contract. Whilst criticised for being an ill-defined concept‚ it is usually taken to refer to ’the implicit relationship that exists between individuals and their employer concerning perceived mutual obligations and expectations ’. Although its
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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 BACKGROUND INFORMATION TO THE STUDY The study of profits is important not only because of the information it provides about the health of the economy in any given year‚ but also because profits are a key determinant of growth and employment in the medium-term. Changes in profitability are an important contributor to economic progress via the influence profits have on the investment and savings decisions of companies. This is because a rise in profits improves the cash
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investment decisions and financing decisions‚ in other words there is a correlation between the level of corporate liquidity and level of investment in many companies. Several previous studies Fazzari‚ Hubbard‚ and Petersen (1988); Vogt (1994); Kaplan and Zingales (1997); Cleary (1999); Moyen (2004); Almeida‚ et al (2004)‚ and Hidayat (2009) show that there is a positive relationship between liquidity and investments decision in companies in the United States. The same was found by Hoshi‚ et al (1991) in Japan
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upon 4 core principles: 1. Focus on the reduction of overall lead times. Traditional approaches based solely on cost thinking almost always look to reduce labour costs. However “touch time only accounts for 5% of the overall lead time” Suri‚ Rajan (2010a)‚ It ’s About Time. The Competitive Advantage of Quick Response Manufacturing‚ Productivity Press. Pp. 9. Where as costs from other work in progress‚ forecasting‚ planning‚ rescheduling and warehousing etc. account for up to 50% of the overall
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School of Business Management‚ NMIMS MBA: 2013-2014 Trimester: I |Instructors | |Prof. Amit Bhadra |Extn. 5858 |Email Id: amit.bhadra@nmims.edu | |Prof. Neeta Acharya |Extn. 5854 |Email Id: neeta@nmims.edu | |Prof. K.Ravi
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performance. Journal of Financial Economics 51‚ 371–406. 25 Del Guercio‚ D.‚ Wallis‚ L.‚ Woidtke‚ T.‚ 2004 Dial‚ J.‚ Murphy‚ K.‚ 1995. Incentives‚ downsizing‚ and value creation at General Dynamics. Journal of Financial Economics 37‚ 261–314. Dyck‚ A.‚ Zingales‚ L.‚ 2002. The corporate governance role of the media. Unpublished working paper. Harvard University. Dyck‚ A.‚ Zingales‚ L.‚ 2004. Private benefits of control: an international comparison. Journal of Finance 59‚ 537–600. Fama‚ E.‚ Jensen‚ M.‚ 1983
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Investment Behavior‚ Observable Expectations‚ and Internal Funds Jason G. Cummins ∗ Assistant Professor New York University 269 Mercer Street New York‚ NY 10003 jcummins@econ.nyu.edu Kevin A. Hassett Resident Scholar American Enterprise Institute 1150 17th Street NW Washington‚ DC 20036 khassett@aei.org Stephen D. Oliner Asst. Dir. of Research Federal Reserve Board Mail Stop 93 Washington‚ DC 20551 soliner@frb.gov First Draft: September 8‚ 1997 Second Draft: July 6‚ 1998 Third Draft: March 31
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