Business, Commerce, Economics & Computer Sciences: Recent submissions

  • Is Goa's debt sustainable? 
    Shanbhogue, S.; Ramesh, B. (Finance India. 24(4); 2010; 1211-1220.)
    This paper analyses the debt sustainability issues of Government of Goa. The study reveals strong correlation between debt to GDP ratio and primary balance to GDP ratio. Assuming key parameters at baseline level and pegging ...
  • Global entry and marketing strategy for Indian MNC: Managerial perspective 
    Reddy, Y.V.; Naik, S.S. (Galgotias Management Insight. 1(1); 2010; 42-55.)
    This paper offers international marketing tactics and examines whether Indian MNC are adapting or standardizing their marketing mix elements in international markets. Indian MNCs are chosen to test both the validity of the ...
  • Global entry model for Indian IT industry: Theoretical and empirical approach 
    Naik, S.S.; Reddy, Y.V. (Prabandhan: Indian Journal of Management. 3(5); 2010; 45-53.)
    This paper focuses on the internationalization of companies and mode of entry choice when entering a new market, with a focus on the Indian IT industry. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the most acknowledged theories ...
  • Rural tourism: Catalyst of socio-economic transformation in the face of global warming and financial crisis.A case study of Goa 
    Subhash, K.B.; Smitha, B.G.; Weiermair, K.; Chen, R.F. (Asia Pacific Journal of Research in Business Management. 1(2); 2010; 1-21.)
  • 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 ...
  • Venture capital financing and tourism industry in South Africa 
    Subhash, K.B.; Scaglione, M.; Weiermair, K. (Tourism Development After the Crisis, Ed. By: Peter Keller and Thomas Bieger. Erich Schmidt Verlag, Berlin, Germany. 2010; 125-135.)
    This paper tries to identify the role of Venture Capital (VC) in promoting Tourism and Hospitality sector in South Africa because both Tourism and VC has the inherent characteristics of acting as a catalyst of transforming ...
  • Hotel employees' expectations of QWL: A qualitative study 
    Kandasamy, I.; Sreekumar, A. (International Journal of Hospitality Management. 28(3); 2009; 328-337.)
    The hospitality industry needs to provide a good quality of work life (QWL) in order to attract and retain employees. There is yet to be a study that defines the 'expected dimensions of QWL' by the potential and present ...
  • Gender differences in stress among bank officers of private and public sectors 
    Fernandes, C.F.V.; SatishKumar; Mekoth, N. (The ICFAI University Journal of Organizational Behavior. 8(2); 2009; 63-69.)
    This paper investigates the differences of organizational Role Stress (ORS) among men and women bank officers of private and public sectors. Ten types of role stress were measured using ORS scale. The total sample from 456 ...
  • Networking for destination brand image: A case study of Portugal 
    Dayanand, M.S. (Journal of Tourism. 10(1); 2009; 91-98.)
  • Measuring organizational autonomy 
    Barnabas, N.; Mekoth, N. (South Asian journal of Management Research. 1(1); 2009; 19-27.)
    Through the review of the literature an attempt is made to define organizational autonomy and to explain how it differs from other related concepts like individual autonomy and decentralization. Further the researchers ...

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