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Browsing by Subject "Commerce"

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  • Venture Capital: Success Factor for Business Ideas 
    Subhash, K.B. (Artha: Journal of Social Sciences. 2(1); 2003; 1-19.)
    This article tries to give a comprehensive meaning to the concept of venture capital by taking in to account all relevant aspects associated with it. Secondly the origin, growth and development of modern concept of venture ...
  • Volatility indices: A leading market indicator 
    Roy, A.; Reddy, Y.V. (NSE News. (Jan); 2003; 13-15.)
    Volatility index by definition is a measure of market risk. Historically, the volatility index has acted reliably as a fear measure. High levels of volatility indices are coincident with high degrees of market turmoil, ...
  • Volatility indices: An international comparison 
    Naik, M.S; Reddy, Y.V. (IUP Journal of Financial Risk Management. 13(3); 2016; 7-19.)
    Volatility index is a measure of markets expectation of volatility over the near-term. It is a forward looking instrument and depicts the expected market volatility over the next 30 days. The constant ups and downs in the ...
  • Volatility transmission and hedging effectiveness in Indian currency market 
    Jambotkar, M.; Velip, S.P.; AnjanaRaju, G. (Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems (JARDCS). 12(7); 2020; 2431-2441.)
    The study attempts is to provide an insight on volatility traverse and hedging effectiveness of four currency pairs traded at the Indian National Stock Exchange through an application of the asymmetric GARCHBEKK framework ...
  • A wavelet-based time-frequency dependency and safe haven attributes of gold: evidence from the Russia-Ukraine war 
    Velip, S.P.; Jambotkar, M.; Velip, S. (Applied Economics Letters. NYP; 2023; NYP.)
    In the context of the Russia-Ukraine war, this study examines the dependence structure and evaluates the safe haven attributes of gold for equity in the time-frequency domain. We use the wavelet coherence analysis for the ...
  • What constitutes brand loyalty in e-tailing? 
    Carrasco, M.; Talkar, N.; Pillai, K.B.; Castanha, J.; Indrawati (Digital Economy for Customer Benefit and Business Fairness. Proc. Int. Conf. on Sustainable Collaboration in Business, Information and Innovation (SCBTII 2019), Bandung, Indonesia, 9-10 Oct 2019. Ed. by: Grisna Anggadwita and Erni Martini. Routledge. 2020; 78-84.)
    Bringing customers close to e-web stores using appropriate technology leads to brand loyalty, but only if the factors influencing brand loyalty in e-tail industry are known. The present study identified nine factors ...
  • What constitutes health tourism: An ayurvedic viewpoint. Role of social venture capital in rejuvenating ayurveda tradition 
    Subhash, K.B.; Weiermair, K.C.; Lee, C.; Scaglione, M. (Journal of Taiwan Hospitality and Tourism. 7; 2010; 55-81. Also in: Asia Tourism Forum 9th Biennial Conf. on Tourism and Hospitality Industry in Asia. 7-9 May 2010. Taiwan Hospitality and Tourism College, Taiwan. Pages 2010; 148-174.)
    From the emergence of ancient civilisations during 3500 BCE, people started travelling in search of food and shelter. Subsequently travelling took place for trade as well as for capturing territories. Then came the concept ...
  • What influences consumer behavior toward information and communication technology applications: A systematic literature review of UTAUT2 model 
    Castanha, J.; Subhash, K.B.; Indrawati (ICT Systems and Sustainability: Proceedings of ICT4SD 2020. Ed. by: Milan Tuba, Shyam Akashe, Amit Joshi. 1; 2020; 317-327.)
    Success of any Information and Communication Technology (ICT) application, whether developed for industrial or individual use, depends on the level of acceptance by the consumers and usage of the same on a regular base in ...
  • What lies beneath: The untapped health tourism market in India and the role of social venture capital in rejuvenating Ayurveda tradition 
    Subhash, K.B.; Weiermair, K.; Chen, R.F. (Global Journal of Contemporary Management. Jun-Dec 2011; 5-17.)
    There are innumerable examples of the rejuvenating capability of Ayurveda, but still those are not fully recorded and made academically available. Ayurveda, the traditional system of healing is based on the theory of ...
  • What lies beneath: The untapped insurance market in India 
    Subhash, K.B.; Bhat, D. (The Journal of Private Equity. 10(3); 2007; 65-86.)
    The modern concept of insurance practices in India started during the British rule in 1818 when Oriental Life Insurance Company was established in Calcutta. India became independent from British rule in 1946, and by 1956 ...
  • What lies beneath: The untapped potential of retail marketing using online platform - A case study of Goa, India 
    Gadekar, S.; Subhash, K.B.; Castanha, J.; Indrawati; Chen, R.F. (3D... IBA Journal of Management and Leadership. 12(1); 2020; 66-78.)
    The purpose of the study was to investigate customer's perception towards the online shopping in Goa where entire work is broekn in to three main issues, namely, identifying who the customers are, what motivates / influences ...
  • Women entrepreneurship culture: An Indian scenario 
    Sanzgiri, S.S.; Reddy, Y.V. (Indian Journal of Management. 3; 2013; 42-47.)
    For the growth of the economy and for building up a high quality entrepreneurship, it is indeed essential to nurture the spirit of entrepreneurship. This spirit can be developed by fostering the required culture of ...
  • Women representation in corporate boards of BSE listed companies and causes of their low workforce participation in India 
    Modassir, T.; Ramesh, B. (International Journal on Arts, Management and Humanities. 4(1); 2015; 51-56.)
    Women play a key role in the growth and development of a nation. In India, women represent close to half the total population and human resources of the country. If such a large proportion of the population is not well ...
  • Working capital and liquidity management factoring: A comparative study of SBI and Canbank factors 
    Reddy, Y.V.; Patkar, S.B. (The Management Accountant. 39; 2004; 373-378.)
    Working capital is required to manage day to day operation of a business. Management of adequate working capital is essential as it has direct impact on profitability and liquidity. An attempt has been made in this paper ...
  • Working of industrial estates in North Goa: An analytical study 
    Ramesh, B.; BhanuMurthy, I.; Pai, S. (Splint International Journal of Professionals. 2(11); 2015; 93-102.)
    Industrial development has an important contribution to the economic progress of underdeveloped economy of India. The technique of industrial estates occupies a vital place in promoting and guiding industrialisation both ...
  • 臺 灣郵輪 港 口 之區位評選模式研究 [Study on location choice for cruise entry port in Taiwan] 
    Chen, R.; Lu, C.; Subhash, K.B. (The Journal of Hsing Wu University. 55(Jan); 2017; 111-126.)
    The purpose of study is to discuss the site selection mode Taiwan cruise ports in Taiwan, and further proposes the most appropriate site selection conditions for developing cruise port cities. For the cruise ship market ...