In India, Microfinance has continued growing rapidly towards the main objective of financial inclusion, extending outreach to a growing share of poor households and to the approximately 80 percent of the population, which are yet to be reached directly by the banks. (Ghate Prabhu, 2009). Out of the two major models of Microfinance in India i.e.
This study was conducted to study the self-confidence of senior secondary school students of Shimla district. Sample of the study consisted of 200(100 of each stream as well as area) school students on which Agnihotri’s Self-Confidence Inventory (ASCI) constructed by Dr. Rekha Agnihotri was administered. For the analysis and interpretation of of data the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was applied and‘t’ test was used where required. School students not differed in self confidence w.r.t. their gender and area. School students differed significantly in self confidence w.r.t. their stream.
This article aims to determine the Total Quality Management (TQM) as a technique in management accounting stategis.Tujuan Total Quality Management (TQM) is strategic for customer satisfaction in the long term that is obtained from the information. Quality information is the way to continuous improvement in order to increase the company's financial performance in the long term to increase competitive advantage.
Small tea growing system (STGS) is gradually emerging as a promising sector in North-Bengal and being substitutive to the traditional crop production system. High return compared to other traditional crops and less risk of crop failure makes it more popular among the youth; and small and marginal farmers. Limited works has been done on STGS in North-Bengal perspective.
This article aims to determine Accounting Information Systems section of the Financial Statements. Accounting Information System is to collect, recor, store, and process data to produce information in decision making. In kompleknyadan extensive accounting information system, covering the scope of accounting transactions that cover all parts of the company, and the procedures in the process of accounting information systems ranging from the transaction until it generates financial reports.
This article aims to know the value chain or value chain part of management accounting, strategic where consumers were treated to something unique and behavior of consumers is growing, such as wills products are more diverse with the quality and service all-round excellence and affordability in the era globalization, by eliminating lack of overall economyhappens that tends to hamper the smooth flow of the process of creation of added value from suppliers to consumers kepara.
The Indian market has a huge growth potential in terms of steel consumption since few decades. The production volume and quality has been increased drastically after the paradigm shift of modernisation and globalisation. Govt. Of India also started producing steel by establishing Rourkela Steel Plant which is one of the pioneering units of the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL). Other private steel sectors established in Jajpur, Kalinga nagar like, NINL,VISA, ROHIT, JINDAL, TATA etc.
Auditors’ role is governed by their relationship with the client’s management, especially in the context of a conflict, where they might be forced to compromise their respective stance. However, auditors are expected to remain independent in the event this occurs. A survey questionnaire was used to examine whether or not Iranian auditors are likely to accede to the clients’ request in a conflict. The results indicated that Iranian auditors tend to remain independent in the face of conflicts or pressure from clients.
This paper proposes the framework to examineinterrelationship among experiential marketing, experiential value and purchase intensions of travel website users. Experiential marketing focuses on how customer senses, feel, think, actand relate their experiences. Experiential value incorporate the benefits derived from perceptionsof playfulness, aesthetics, customer return oninvestment and service excellence isincorporated in the proposed model.
This study aimed to identify and compare the financial performance of all full-fledged Islamic banks operating in Jordan, in relation to profitability. Data has been retrieved from the financial annual reports for 2011 and 2014. As 2011 was the first full year of two Islamic banks, namely, Jordan Dubai Islamic banks, and Al-Rajhi Islamic Bank. Illustrious profitability ratios analysis had been applied with descriptive and inferential statistics for analyzing the results.