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Browsing Business, Commerce, Economics & Computer Sciences by Subject "Management Studies"

Browsing Business, Commerce, Economics & Computer Sciences by Subject "Management Studies"

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  • A review of literature on short term overreaction generated by news sentiment in stock market 
    Chari, S.; Hegde-Desai, P.; Borde, N. (Anushandhan. 7(1n2); 2017; 12-21.)
    This paper is an attempt to revisit the overreaction effect studied in the past and explore if such effects have any linkages with specific news events. According to overreaction effect, there is tendency for loser stocks ...
  • Risk and risk management disclosures: evidence from hotels in Goa 
    Waikar, V.G.; Hegde-Desai, P.; Borde, N. (International Journal of Qualitative Research in Services. 2(2); 2015; 99-114.)
    The study explores risk and risk management practices in five star hotels in Goa. Aiming at risk analysis and classification, this paper attempts to cognise risks and risk management disclosures across types of hotels based ...
  • Risk disclosures and hotel types: An exploratory study 
    Waikar, V.G.; Hegde-Desai, P.; Borde, N. (Turismo: Estudos and Praticas (RTEP/UERN), Mossoro/RN. 4(Especial); 2015; 53-71.)
    The study explores risk and risk management practices in five star hotels in Goa, India. Aiming at risk analyses and classification, paper attempts to cognize risks and risk management disclosures across types of hotels ...
  • Risk perception and tourist types: A study among international tourists 
    Jog, D.; Mekoth, N. (International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Management in the Digital Age. 3(2); 2019; 22-43.)
    Over time, tourism has become an industry that has a visible impact on the overall development of the society. This study examines the impact of perceived risks on different types of tourists classified on the basis of ...
  • Role of casinos in tourism 
    Thomson, A.R. (TEST Engineering & Management. 83; 2020; 529-536.)
    Casino tourism is one of the recently emerging forms of tourism in many parts of the world. Casinos help in increasing visitations and increasing revenues to stakeholders including governments. The revenues help in destination ...
  • Role of consumption intent in service quality: Perceived benefit relationship 
    Nattuvathuckal, B.; Mekoth, N.; Sony, M. (Indian Journal of Marketing. 50(3); 2020; 22-32.)
    The purpose of this study was two-fold. First, it explained the relationship between service quality and benefit perception. Second, it studied the role of customers' intent in the relationship. Following a descriptive ...
  • Role of gender in psychological contract breach and work outcomes: Evidence from the Indian IT sector 
    Lingadkar, P.R.; Sankaranarayanan, K.G. (International Journal of Gender Science and Technology. 15(2); 2023; 193-210.)
    The current study is focused on one of the fastest growing industries in India, namely the IT industry. Gender is an important demographic variable and therefore could potentially be highly influential in relation to ...
  • Role of taxation in exports 
    SatishKumar (MDU Journal of Management Studies. 3; 1988; Require pagination (from-to))
  • Segmentation based on attitude: A cultural tourist dichotomy 
    Mekoth, N.; Sankaranarayanan, K.G.; Thomson, A.R. (Anatolia. NYP; 2024; NYP.)
    A segmented approach is more effective in cultural tourism destination marketing. This article segments cultural tourists based on attitude and analyses their differences. The study sample consists of 200 tourists visiting ...
  • Self medication in developing countries a systematic review 
    Parulekar, M.; Mekoth, N.; Ramesh, C.M.; Parulekar, A. (Journal of Pharmaceutical Technology, Research and Management. 4(2); 2016; 103-127.)
    Self-medication is common in developing countries where it has both economic and social implications. On the one hand, it is viewed as a large component of self-care, which relies heavily on the consumer’s expertise in ...
  • Self-monitoring as a key to the tourist: Potential scenarios and some propositions 
    Mekoth, N.; George, B.P. (International Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Administration. 5(2); 2004; 25-41)
    The present paper attempts to develop theoretical explanation for tourist disposition and behaviour, employing the hitherto unused self-monitoring construct and it argues that self-monitoring can provide many valuable ...
  • Selling services 
    Hegde, S.G.; Mekoth, N. (Indian Journal of Marketing. 26(1); 1997; 15-20)
  • Service encounter related process quality, patient satisfaction, and behavioral intention 
    Mekoth, N.; George, P.B.; Dalvi, V.; Nirmala, R.; Nizomadinov, K. (Management. 6(4); 2011; 333-350)
    This study identifies some of the critical service encounters that the outpatients undergo in a health care facility and investigates whether the service encounter related process quality as perceived by the patients leads ...
  • Service quality in the public sector hospitals: A study in India 
    Mekoth, N.; George, B.P.; Dalvi, V.; Nirmala, R.; Nizomadinov, K. (Hospital Topics. 90(1); 2012; 16-22.)
    Most studies on service quality have been conducted in the context of the private sector of the economy. In fact, in the healthcare setting, for a long time, public-sector hospitals were not expected to excel in the provision ...
  • Severity and controllability of service failures as perceived by passengers in airline industry 
    Hegde-Desai, P.; DeSouza, M.F. (Turkish Economic Review. 2(3); 2015; 186-195.)
    Service delivery is inherently failure prone. Providing "zero defects" services should be the desired objective of all service providers, but problems are unavoidable in the service industry mainly due to the unique ...
  • Social support expectations from healthcare systems: Antecedents and emotions 
    Noronha, A.M.; Mekoth, N. (International Journal of Healthcare Management. 6(4); 2013; 269-275.)
    The paper attempts to highlight the factors that lead to the expectation of social support from healthcare systems; to study the role of negative consumer emotions in the expectation of social support from healthcare ...
  • Social transaction at workplace: The impact of social support on role stress 
    Fernandes, C.F.V.; SatishKumar; Mekoth, N. (The ICFAI Journal of Organizational Behavior. 7(1); 2008; 41-48.)
  • Sources of awareness and use by family members: Differences between users and non-users of online banking 
    Braganza, P.I.; Mekoth, N. (Aloysius Journal of Management and Research. 3(3); 2016; 43-49.)
    With the developments in electronics and information technology over the last few decades, banks have been increasingly using different electronic delivery channels such as automated teller machines, online banking and ...
  • Special features of capital structure of small firms in tourism industry - An exploratory study 
    Hegde-Desai, P.; Borde, N.; Nagar, M.R. (Quest. 3(1); 2016; 14-27.)
    Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) across the world differ on the parameters of definitions as well as the set of challenges faced. Out of the challenges faced, the major challenge seems to be finance related, especially ...
  • Stress, gender and coping: Empirical evidences from retired teachers 
    Mekoth, N.; Mandapathil, T.; Jog, D. (Siddhant: A Journal of Decision Making. 17(1); 2017; 51-60.)
    This study mainly looks into the relationship between stress and coping among retired teachers. This research has identified five types of stress, namely family related, work related, social, financial and general through ...

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