IOSR-JBM   Volume-23 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2021

Abstract: Background: Issue of gradual improvement is gaining value in Nepal. As per the literatures found improvement in the dimensions of TQM leverages job satisfaction but literatures in Nepal related to this issue is very minimal. Thus, the study considered this issue. The objective of this study is to examine the impact of total quality management (TQM) practices on job satisfaction in the Nepalese manufacturing industry. Materials and Methods: Descriptive, and correlation research designs have been used in this study. Data were collected using five point Likert scale Structured questionnaire. Population of the study are the employees of the manufacturing companies listed in the stock market of Nepal. Sample size was considered 384. Respondents were selected purposively. Data have been analyzed by using Mean, correlation matrix and OLS regression. Results: The study found that TQM practices in bundle and individually influences employees' job satisfaction ( β= .871 & p-value= .000).........

Keywords: total quality management practices, employees' job satisfaction, manufacturing industry, Nepal

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Abstract: Resumo: Introdução: O transtorno do espectro do autismo (TEA) é uma condição do desenvolvimento neurológico, proferindo na primeira infância. A morbidade em questão apresenta-se em diversas etnias ou raças. Diversos estudos têm demonstrando uma associação do déficit de "vitamina D" com o TEA. Diante disto o presente trabalho teve como objetivo, analisar qual a relação entre o déficit de vitamina D e a associação com o transtorno do espectro autista por meio de uma revisão integrativa da literatura. Material e Métodos: A metodologia de pesquisa utilizada neste estudo consistiu em uma revisão integrativa da literatura, sendo qualitativa, onde foi efetuadas......

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Abstract: Resumo: Introdução: Câncer é o termo usado para mais de cem doenças que se encontram em ascensão e tem em comum o crescimento desordenado de células, que se dividem rapidamente, e tendem a ser muito agressivas, determinando a formação de tumores. . No entanto, ainda não é possível descartar os inúmeros efeitos colaterais e reações adversas que contribuem para a piora de saúde e qualidade de vida dos pacientes oncológicos. Material e Método: Trata-se do relato de um caso ocorrido no ano de 2020, com uma paciente oncológica de 88 anos de uma cidade da região do centro–oeste de Minas Gerais......

Keywords: Quimioterapia; Capecitabina;Efeitos adversos; Síndrome Mão-Pé.) Intrathecal; Bupivacaine; Buprenorphine; Nalbuphine; Postoperative analgesia.

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Abstract: Asian countries like India represent large untapped markets in Neuromarketing. Hence, there is a need of this approach to conquer the genuineness of customer intention across brands as there are hardly any business practices which examines the genuineness in consumer behavior in developing county like India. This paper is an exploratory study through scholarly contributions of extant Literature indicating neuroimaging techniques as a branch of neuroscience can provide better valuable insights of consumers through unconscious process results in genuinity of consumers preferences and behavior. Finally, study outlines the techniques such as fMRI, EEG and MEG adopted in Neuromarketing and strategies in purchase in consumers' purchase decision-making.
JEL :M31,M37.

Keywords: Neuromarketing, Neuroimaging, Neuroscience, fMRI, EEG, MEG

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Abstract: Employability of MBA graduates is pegged at 10-15 percent. Dearth of domain knowledge, employment skills and various other qualities are cited as the main reasons for low employability. Many studies have been conducted to find out the qualities and skills required for the MBA graduates for enhancing their employability. Results of studies have indicated that the required skill sets and qualities in general are by and large the same but there would be variations depending on the nature of recruiting organizations. This study has investigated the expectations of manufacturing industry located in and around a tier –II city if Maharashtra. It was found that communication skills, problem Solving Skills, making students work ready and theoretical knowledge are the most important qualities/skills expected of MBA graduates. The study also gathered the views of employers to find out the most preferred model of industrial training out of 5 alternatives (4 weeks, 8 weeks, 6 weeks, 24 weeks and that project based training). However no agreement was found as the most preferred model of industrial training. Any industrial training model out of these can be adopted based on the requirement and/or in the context of employment being sought.

Key Words: Employment, Qualities and Skills, Industrial training, employability, MBA Graduates

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Abstract: Background: Researchers and scholars started to give closer attention to counterfeiting since 1970s. Most of the studies on the field focused on deceptive side of counterfeits where consumers unconsciously purchase fake products while lesser attention was attached to non-deceptive where consumers consciously purchase replica. There is a large amount of literature in the field concerning developed countries while emerging and developing countries still suffering of the dearth of available studies. Counterfeiting is the manufacture, selling and use of the reproductions that look like authentic products. Counterfeiters favoured objects are high-branded image products that necessitating moderately technology........

Keywords: Cameroon, China, Counterfeit, Perceive Risk, Marketing Factors, Economic Factors, Personality Factors, Socio-cultural Factors, Risk Factors, Attitude, Purchase Intention

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Abstract: Financial Inclusion or Inclusive Finance refers to the delivery of financial services (Not only Banking) at an affordable cost to the vast sections of the disadvantaged and low-profile groups of the society. So, Financial Inclusion helps vulnerable groups such as low-income groups, weaker sections, etc., to increase incomes, acquire capital, manage risk and work their way out of poverty through secure savings. The term "financial inclusion" has gained importance since the early 2000s, as a result of findings about financial exclusion and its direct correlation to poverty. With......

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Abstract: Due to favorable conditions, Bangladesh observes huge surplus in potato production but potatoes are wasted for lacking capacities in storage. Besides, the export market is not in favorable condition for the potato market in Bangladesh. Hence, the surplus of potatoes has become a tale ofwoe. Therefore, the aim of the study is to forecast the potato production by the year 2029-30 and analyze market system, storage and the export of those potatoes. However, the major findings are: Firstly, by the end of the year 2030, the production of potato will raise more than 300 lac metric tons and definitely, there will be huge surplus of potatoes as is in current time. Secondly, we should take necessary steps to (i) facilitate accredited lab facilities to promote disease free potato export and (ii) set up a separate agricultural processing zone in Chittagong to expedite export facilities. Thirdly, under public private partnership (ppp) more cold storages need to be established with higher capacities
and lastly, alternative crop like maize can be popularized in place of potatoes among farmers..

Keywords: Potato, Surplus, Forecasting, Singular Spectrum Analysis (SSA)Marketing, Export.

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