company sells products that are used in the day to day activities in an office (office and school supplies). This is a business to customers (B2C) type of EC because in this model the firm sells and delivers its products directly to its customers (Khurana‚ n.d.). The business model that Big-boxx uses is the distributor; in this business model the company buys products directly from a manufacturer and then resale them to both‚ the public in general or to retail outlets (Anderson‚ n.d.). Since this firm
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million (Euromonitor Demographic Factors) b. The rural population is 840.4 million (EI Demographic Factors) B. Water pollution problem 1. Industrialization and large demand on agricultural production cause the water pollution problem in India (Khurana & Sen‚ 2010) 2. 38‚000 million liters of wastewater are generated from urban centers every day‚ but only 29% of this wastewater is treated (Water Status‚ 2010) 3. The water pollution contributes to 21% of
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hostel. I was stay there as a canteen staff‚ but i did not do anything except some light work‚ whole day I was enjoying there with Tanu di‚ Olivia di‚ Anamika di‚ Sruti di‚ Seema di‚ Bani di‚ Milan di‚ Moonmoon di‚ Sinjini di‚ Sweta mam‚ Reeta mam‚ Rakesh‚ chottu‚ and so more didi was there. From the very first day I most like as a didi to Tanu di. I don’t know why I was so impressed to her sweet voice tone. Milan di guides me as much as an English teacher. From there I was going to the Dibhai’s house
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Introduction Alcoholism accounts for problems in society beyond the immediate consequences suffered solely by the alcoholic. Violence‚ economic impact to work environments‚ traffic accidents‚ and domestic problems are all caused or exacerbated by the use of alcohol (who.int). Among those impacted the most are the millions of children of alcoholics. "According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 7.5 million children -- about 10.5 percent of the US population
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ETHICS INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT PROJECT 3: CORPORATE LEADERSHIP FOR INDIA TODAY Submitted By:-- Ayan Banerjee G13012 GMP 2013-14 Section-A Date of Submission: 08.07.2013
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Paul Hemp HBR at Large Crucibles of Leadership r0209b Warren G. Bennis and Robert J. Thomas Big Picture Serving the World’s Poor‚ Profitably r0209c C.K. Prahalad and Allen Hammond The Curse of the Superstar CEO r0209d Rakesh Khurana Taking the Mystery Out of Investor Behavior r0209e Kevin P Coyne and Jonathan W. Witter . Three Questions You Need to Ask About Your Brand r0209f Kevin Lane Keller‚ Brian Sternthal‚ and Alice Tybout Pricing and the Psychology
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computer screen are also dangerous for our eyes. Just take a look to me‚ who has been suffered myopic since I become television addict. Another case is when we are using cell phone‚ actually‚ we are potentially get the brain cancer. According to Vini Khurana‚
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years made him offer radical decision about the future‚ which did not serve the company any good but led to its failure. Such leaders believe they have a gift to inspire employees to work harder and gain the confidence of investors. According to Khurana (2002‚ PP‚ 60-65) that is not a gift but rather a curse to the leaders who think they are superstars. Enron leaders overlooked plenty of things‚ as such they destabilised the organisation in a dangerous way. Yukl (2010‚ P‚ 129) says that‚ ’some
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Indian Media – Social Responsibility and the Challenges Ahead “Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom of speech or of the press…" The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. This paper examines the ‘Social Responsibility of the media in today’s scenario.’ The job and responsibility of media is to uphold truth‚ integrity and be socially responsible. The goal of my paper is to clarify the definition of social responsibility‚ coupled with examples of its applications in impractical
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