IOSR-JBM   Volume-18 ~ Issue-2 ~ February-2016

Abstract:Sustainable development can be achieved through growth of entrepreneurial initiatives amongst the underprivileged socio-economic groups to the bottom of the pyramid. Creating self employment opportunities is one way of attacking poverty and solving the problems of unemployment. Microfinance is basically very small loans (micro-loans) to below poverty and small entrepreneurial segment. The Scheme of Micro-finance has been found as an effective instrument for lifting the poor above the level of poverty by providing them increased self-employment opportunities and making them credit worthy.

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Abstract:In the recent years there has been an influx of women venturing in the field of entrepreneurship in developing countries. This is attributed to advocacy on women empowerment programs and policies. Women owned small micro enterprises in Sub-Saharan Africa continue to record poor performances compared to their male counterparts. The purpose of this study was set to investigate credit accessibility as a factor for sustainability of women owned small and medium owned enterprises in Kenya The factors of credit studied
included Collaterals, Government funding(women & youth funds)Sources of finance of women entrepreneurs. The study adopted cross-sectional survey design on a sample of 120 women entrepreneurs.

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Abstract:The concept of evaluating Brand Equity in the competitive healthcare industry where India is having highest benefit of being one of the most preferred healthcare destination, can bring great advantage to any healthcare organization. This study was aimed at evaluating the contribution of three components that is Perceived quality, Brand loyalty, and Brand image towards brand equity of a tertiary care super specialty teaching hospital .Perception of 150 patients /patient attendants was recorded by interviewing them using a
validated questionnaire containing thirty three variables.

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Abstract:Teachers play an important role to prepare students so that their students can play optimally in the society. The teachers also are required the preparation to follow the development of science and technology, including in the IT field; in order to carry out the meaningful learning activities to the students. For this purpose, the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia since 2007 certified for all teachers in Indonesia, and completed in 2015. In this era of ever-changing, teachers are required to be ready to face the changes that have competencies in line with the development of science and technology.

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Abstract:The study examined the usage of computerised accounting information system in processing accounting transactions and preparing financial statements. The rapid increase in the number of public sector departments which were moving from manual accounting systems to computerised accounting information systems meant that the fund had to do the same. Moving from the manual to computerised accounting system meant that the management and employees of the fund organisations had realised the importance and
contribution of the new systems in terms of efficiency, effectiveness, reliability as well as presentation of better financial reports.

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Abstract:The concept of financial inclusion has a special significance for growing economy like India as bringing the large segment of the productive sectors of the economy under formal financial network. Since banks are the gateway to the various basic banking services, so they can play a vital role in enhancing the extent of financial inclusion in India and they have played that role since 1960s. An attempt has been made in this paper to study the various financial inclusion models in India. Thus, this paper studies the role of banks in enhancing the extent of financial inclusion through various initiatives like no frill account, financial literacy, expansion of ATM networks, etc. and the various issues to be considered by banks for ensuring the financial inclusion. This paper will be studied with the help of secondary sources, collected from published articles, newspapers, reports, books, various journals and websites of the RBI etc.

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Abstract: The objective of this paper is to identify the impact of service quality on customer relationship management and customer loyalty in the Indian telecom sector. Service quality has been considered as independent variable whereas customer relationship management and customer loyalty were considered as dependent variable. Five antecedents of service quality have been considered in this study viz. empathy, assurance, responsiveness, tangibility and reliability based on SRVQUAL model of Persuraman et al (1988). A survey-based exploratory and causal research design was used.

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Abstract: Of all the resources, manpower is the only resource which does not depreciate with the passage of time. Hence, it is the duty of every employer to safeguard this resource because without human resource no industrial unit can survive. Inevery industrial unit, the human resource requires some facilities so as to perform their job safely. Such facilities are termed as "Safety Facilities‟ under the Factories Act, 1948.Considering the huge potentiality for the growth of Paper Industry in Assam, Hindustan Paper Corporation Limited – a Public Sector Undertaking has set up two Paper Mills in the state i.e. Nagaon Paper Mill in the Morigaon district and Cachar Paper Mill in the Hailakandi district of Assam.

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Abstract: This study investigates the structure of the retail sector in India with special reference to Big Bazaar and its potential in stimulating entrepreneurial skills and knowledge. Study has found that India is dominated by huge unorganized retail sector. Now, even the organized sector is gradually increasing its share in retail sector. Big Bazaar is the largest retail brand in our country. It is employing the youth in thousands in different cities all around the country. It also pays taxes which is abundantly lacking in unorganized sector. After applying many matrices on Big Bazaar the study found that, it is at a growing stage.

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Abstract: Management Information System (MIS) is a very important tool for business organizations due to the value of information that is provided for effective decision making. This paper explores four literature reviews that attempt to demonstrate the management information system concept and its impact on business performance. The following reviews, however give a good insight into the MIS understanding. Mosud(2013) has given an explanation of the impact of information system and decision making in the insurance sector. Administrator of National Bank (1990) in Comptroller's Handbook has described the importance of implementing MIS for risk assessment.

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Abstract: Zakat is among the pillars of Islam which aims at poverty reduction among Muslim Ummah. Zakat is vital for improvement of Asnaf purchasing power. However, the payment of zakat in Kano Nigeria is still low. Despite numerous factors that influence intention to pay zakat recommended in the literature, research model that address this issue is still not enough to solve the problem of low level of zakat payment in developing nations. The core objective of this paper is to suggest a research model for examining the moderating effect of subjective norm on the relationship between peer influence and intention to pay zakat among businessmen in Kano Nigeria.

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Abstract: This research is done on the saloon and beauty parlor of Khulna, Bangladesh. Relationship between salespersons' interpersonal skills and their sales performance are determined in this study. Interpersonal selling skill comprises of listening skill, optimism, empathy, buyer-seller relationship and skills regarding managing perceptions. All these independent variables have a relationship with the dependent variable of service performance, according to previous studies done on this aspect. Through reliability analysis, these variables are found to be internally consistent. All the independent variables are found to have positive correlation with service performance.

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Abstract: While research outcomes might be important in both public and private sector in Zimbabwe, the tertiary education sector seemed to be lagging behind. Lower attendance at RIE Expo 2012(now RIO-SET) by lecturers, conference audiences and other key research stakeholders made it imperative to carry out this research. Researchers felt that a minimum of 50 participants should attend each parallel session, but the RIE 2012(RIO-SET) had an average of 15 people in each session. The methodology used a sample size of 100 lecturers chosen from 10 universities and 15 colleges across Zimbabwe using judgmental and quota sampling. Issues covered included attitudes, institutional challenges, communication challenges and financial constraints facing lecturers and their institutions.

[1]. Allen J. (2009), Event Planning: The Ultimate Guide to Successful Meetings, Corporate Events, Fund Raising Galas, Conferences, Conventions, Incentives and Other Special Events, 2nd Ed, Canada:John Wiley and Sons.
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Abstract: The pre-2009 period was dominated by some large paint manufacturers that fiercely defended their market shares and positions. Such players who used to enjoy an uncontested market space include Astra, Chroma, Chemical Enterprises and Dulux. Though it seemed impossible for small paint manufacturers to enter that market, the 2010-to-2015 period witnessed some significant entrance and influence of small firms in the paint manufacturing and marketing business. Given the thin resources by these small firms and their tendency of applying the attack military tactics to conquer the paint manufacturing market, this study aimed at analysing the common guerrilla strategies that were employed in attacking the large established firms.

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine service quality and customer satisfaction on customer loyalty of PT KAI Commuter Jabodetabek. The population of this study are the passangers of KRL Commuter Jabodetabek. The research method using purposive sampling method. Source of data used is primary data obtained using a questionnaire. This research analysis techniques using multiple regression analysis technique to measure the impact of service quality (X1) and customer satisfaction (X2) on customer loyalty (Y). Data processing in this study aided by Stastitical program for Product and Service Solutions (SPSS) version 19.

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Abstract: This study aims to analyze the effect of entrepreneurial spirit and family culture to the students' interest in entrepreneurship at private university in South Jakarta. The data used is primary data obtained by distributing questionnaires to 200 respondents, namely the student of economic faculty of private universities in South Jakarta, which entered region Kopertis III. Measurement aspects of the data analyzed are done with the formation of an indicator on each question posed by using a Likert scale response at intervals between 1 (strongly disagree) and 4 (strongly agree).

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Abstract: The aim of this research is to examine the usefulness of deferred tax expense as compared to various accrual measures employed in prior research in detecting earnings management in two settings where earnings management likely occurs: to avoid loss and to avoid earnings decline. Manufacturing companies are listed at Indonesia Stock Exchange as sample in period 2010-2012 by purposive method. Our results provide evidence that deferred tax expense, total accruals, and discretionary accrual of the Jones Model have no significant influence to detecting earnings management to avoid loss.

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Abstract: This study was conducted to analyze the behavior of stock prices in dual listing stock on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange. The subject was PT Telkom Jakarta. Data used were secondary data in the form of the closing price of the stock price, Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) and Newyork Stock Price Index, from June 2014 until December 2014. The data were tested using regression method, Error Correction Model, and processed using econometric views 7.0 with the confidence level of 5%. The results show the stock price of Telkom Newyork has significant effect on the stock price of Telkom Jakarta, while JCI and NYSE index do not have effect on the stock price of Telkom Jakarta.

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Abstract: Construction waste is considered as non-hazardous materials or debris created as a result of construction activities, In Nigeria, construction & demolition waste is considered a real issue because of the increase in population density, therefore, the accessibility of rear space, the infrastructure and the economic development. According to[1 found that in the developing nations such as (Nigeria, Botswana, Zambia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe) it was estimated that; 40percent of the development is rework, also, 30 to 40percent work probably are utilized, hence, 8percent of the total cost of the project are accounted for accidents while, 20 – 25percent discarded as waste. The management or the waste reduction practice has received little attention that lead to infective and inefficient construction waste management practice. The main purpose of this study is to assess the relationship between staff training and construction waste reduction among construction organization in Nigeria.A quantitative method was employed for data collection from 310 Managers in construction organizations, out of which 178 we returned and used for the analysis.

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine the following points: (1) the effect of entrepreneurial self-efficacy on entrepreneurial literacy, (2) the effect of internal locus of control on entrepreneurship literacy, (3) the effect of entrepreneurial literacy on the interest in entrepreneurship, (4) the effect of entrepreneurial self-efficacy on the entrepreneurship interest and (5) the effect of internal locus of control on the interest in entrepreneurship. The study design uses quantitative research approach with descriptive and explanatory approach. The population is 622 students from the twelfth grades in Malang majoring in graphic arts with proportional random sampling technique obtained a sample of 124 students.

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Abstract: The objective of this paper is to identify the impact of service quality on customer relationship management and customer loyalty in the Indian telecom sector. Service quality has been considered as independent variable whereas customer relationship management and customer loyalty were considered as dependent variable. Five antecedents of service quality have been considered in this study viz. empathy, assurance, responsiveness, tangibility and reliability based on SRVQUAL model of Persuraman et al (1988). A survey-based exploratory and causal research design was used.

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Abstract: This study aims to analyze the effect of entrepreneurial spirit and family culture to the students' interest in entrepreneurship at private university in South Jakarta. The data used is primary data obtained by distributing questionnaires to 200 respondents, namely the student of economic faculty of private universities in South Jakarta, which entered region Kopertis III. Measurement aspects of the data analyzed are done with the formation of an indicator on each question posed by using a Likert scale response at intervals between 1 (strongly disagree) and 4 (strongly agree). Model analysis of data used in this study is using multiple regression.

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Abstract: The instant noddles market in India went through an unprecedented crisis with the banning of the country's favourite 2 minute snack:Nestle's Maggi in June 2015. The reports of food regulators confirmed the presence of lead and MSG in excess in Maggi. Maggi enjoys a fan following like no other branded noodes and with the company claiming the noodles safe for consumption, there is a need to know whether decades old association with any brand changes consumers' perception after discovery of health risk and has the perception of Maggi brand changed significantly after the controversy.

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Abstract: This study examines the relationship between liquidity management and profitability of listed food and beverages companies in Nigeria over a 10-year period from 2004 to 2013. Out of the 21 listed food and beverages companies in Nigeria, a sample size of 10 firms was drawn. The study adopted an ex-post facto research design. Panel data was obtained from the annual reports and accounts of the sampled firms and was analysed using descriptive statistics and generalized least squaresmultiple regression techniques. The study found that: cash conversion cycle has an insignificant negative impact on Return on Equity and Earnings per Share respectively.

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