Business, Commerce, Economics & Computer Sciences: Recent submissions

  • Work stress, coping and expectations of nurses 
    Fernandes, W.N.; Nirmala, R. (IOSR Journal of Nursing and Health Science (IOSR-JNHS). 4(5(ver4)); 2015; 49-56.)
    This is a preliminary explorative study to identify stressors, coping and expectations of nurses. The study provided a qualitative description of stress, coping and expectations of nurses working in tertiary and referral ...
  • Analyzing the volatility of NSE returns and model selection: A GARCH-TARCH-EGARCH approach 
    Parab, N.; Reddy, Y.V. (Zantye's International Journal of Commerce and Management. 2(1); 2016; 1-9.)
    The Volatility of stock returns becomes vital to analyze considering the fluctuations occurring in Indian stock market. As market discounts everything, any event, incident or activity happening in Indian Economy gets ...
  • An analysis of factors influencing consumer's choice of life insurance policies in North Goa 
    Reddy, Y.V.; Swetha, D.; Poornima, B.G. (Aloysius Journal of Management and Research. 3(3); 2015; 57-68.)
    Life insurance is a significant form of insurance and is essential for each individual. Attracting customers as well as customer retention is the key to success of every life insurance company. Thus it is important that ...
  • A study on dynamic relationship between oil, gold, forex and stock markets in Indian context 
    Ingalhalli, V.; Poornima, B.G.; Reddy, Y.V. (Paradigm. 20(1); 2016; 83-91.)
    Indian economy in the recent past had experienced a volatile situation in its financial markets. Forex markets witnessed continuous weakening of rupee against dollar, followed by rise in crude oil prices, gold prices, ...
  • Influence of T.V advertisements on children's food and beverage preferences: A study from Goa 
    Radhamani, D.; AnjanaRaju, G. (Global Journal for Research Analysis. 4(11); 2015; 6-8.)
    This study was conducted to examine the influence of T.V advertising on food and beverage preferences of children in urban and rural areas of Goa. A sample of 1000 children of 6-12 years of age across Goa was selected. It ...
  • Children's preferences towards branded and unbranded food products in the state of Goa 
    Radhamani, D.; AnjanaRaju, G. (International Journal of Multifaceted and Multilingual Studies. 3(5); 2016; 7pp.)
    The health of children in many countries is under threat from obesity. Though there are a number of factors that contribute to increase in childhood obesity a major cause has been increase in consumption of energy dense ...
  • Pre and post acquisition performance of select Indian pharmaceutical companies 
    Reddy, Y.V.; Natekar, M. (Pragyaan: Journal of Management. 13(2); 2015; 47-57.)
    The main aim of any company is profitable growth and to maximize the wealth of its shareholders. Further to achieve profitable growth it is necessary for any company to limit competition, to gain economies of scale and ...
  • Children's interest in viewing T.V. advertisements: Area, age and gender analysis 
    Radhamani, D.; AnjanaRaju, G. (International Journal of Business and Administration Research Review. 1(1); 2016; 253-258.)
    This study was undertaken to analyse children's interest in viewing advertisements. An attempt has been made to find out what are the factors that influence children in watching advertisements, what are the reasons for ...
  • Children's interest in TV advertisements and their TV viewing behaviour 
    Radhamani, D.; AnjanaRaju, G. (Indian Journal of Marketing. 46(5); 2016; 55-66.)
    Television today is the most powerful media used to convey all types of messages. It is found in every home, whether upper, middle, or low class of society. Television viewing is quite common these days. Children today ...
  • Social gains from the GI for Feni: Will market size or concentration dominate outcomes? (Chapter 16) 
    Rangnekar, D.; Mukhopadhyay, P. (Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Geographical Indications (Research Handbooks in Intellectual Property series). Ed. by Dev S. Gangjee. Edward Elgar Publishing, UK; 2016; 463-483.)
    Increasing social welfare is an objective of public policy. However, it is well recognized that interest groups influence public policy in a manner that best suits their group interests. In this paper we study the expected ...

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