Business, Commerce, Economics & Computer Sciences: Recent submissions

  • Performance evaluation of select index funds in India 
    Dhabolkar, P.; Naik, D.A.; Reddy, Y.V. (Management Today. 7(1); 2017; 22-27.)
    An index fund is an investment vehicle which aims to mimic performance of the select market index by constructing a portfolio which replicates the market index portfolio. This paper examines the performance of select index ...
  • Exposition of St. Francis Xavier’s Holy Relics in Goa: An importance-performance analysis 
    Subhash, K.B.; Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; D'Mello, C.; Weiermair, K. (International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage. 5(1); 2017; 56-77.)
    Pilgrimage Tourism, one of the oldest forms of travelling, is the largest tourism sector in India; annually more than 70 percent of domestic tourist movement is for religious purposes which comes to 250 million pilgrims ...
  • Impact of crude oil prices in China, India and USA on the gold prices 
    AnjanaRaju, G.; Marathe, S. (Indian Journal of Accounting. 48(2); 2017; 67-72.)
    The paper studies impact of inflation, crude oil prices and exchange rate on gold prices fluctuations in India, China and USA. Applying co-integration and vector error correction models (VECM), Vector Auto Regression (VAR) ...
  • 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 ...
  • Evaluation of The Performance of Mutual Fund Schemes in Indian Context 
    Dhume, P.
  • Turning function based distance measure for searching similar ECG trajectories 
    Gawde, G.S.; Pawar, J.D. (International Journal of Web Applications. 9(1); 2017; 13-25.)
    Medical field is becoming more and more challenging due to large number of heart problems faced by the people. Almost all doctors are always trying their best to give a best treatment to a patient so that the patients get ...
  • Insights into self-medication 
    Parulekar, M.; Mekoth, N. (International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Business Management. 5(2); 2017; 1-15.)
    Self-medication is a global phenomenon. It is also ambiguous and is increasingly being practiced worldwide for different reasons. We live in a world where health awareness, consciousness, and adoption of preventive behaviours ...
  • Understanding and analyzing students frustration level during programming 
    Kurtiker, P.; Wagh, R.S. (Proc. 24. Int. Conf. on Computers in Education, Ed. by: Chen, W. et al. 28 Nov to 2 Dec 2016. IIT Bombay, India. 2016; 7-9.)
    We present our proposed and ongoing approach to detect the frustration among novice Java learners. We use the logs from the worldwide source code repository Blackbox that captures data from BlueJ IDE environment of our ...
  • The mediation role of frontline employee adaptability between service orientation and job outcomes: Evidence from Indian power sector 
    Sony, M.; Mekoth, N. (International Journal of Business Excellence. 11(3); 2017; 357-380.)
    Frontline employees are indispensable part of service experience and FLE's who are adaptable are a plus point for the organisation and customer. From previous studies, the impact of service orientation on the job outcomes ...
  • Use of semantic knowledge base for enhancement of coherence of code-mixed topic-based aspect clusters 
    Asnani, K.; Pawar, J.D. (Proc. 13. Int. Conference on Natural Language Processing, Ed. by: D.S. Sharma, R. Sangal and A.K. Singh. IIT, BHU, Varanasi. 2016; 259-266.)
    In social media code-mixing is getting very popular due to which there is enormous generation of noisy and sparse multilingual text which exhibits high dispersion of useful topics which people discuss. Also, the semantics ...

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