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Job satisfaction and job stress: An empirical study on academicians in Goa

Dhume, P.; Lucas, S. (International Journal of Business and Management Invention. 8(4); 2019; 39-50.)

The main objective of the paper was to evaluate the factors leading to job satisfaction and job stress among the academician in the state of Goa. Sampling technique used in the study was random and convenience sampling ...
Joy of giving week providing stimulus to customers and triggering response in terms of willingness to pay under cause related marketing

Mekoth, N.; Pinto, R. (The China Nonprofit Review. 11(1); 2019; 113-138.)

We conducted a study using an experimental approach and made a comparison of customers' Willingness To Pay (WTP) during two time frames; one highlighting an event - Joy Of Giving Week (JOGW) and the other; post JOGW (Non-Joy ...
Knowledge Discovery in Databases with an Emphasis on Multiple Large Databases

Adhikari, Animesh
Konkani SentiWordNet: Resource for sentiment analysis using supervised learning approach

Fondekar, A.; Pawar, J.D.; Karmali, R. (Proc. 3. Workshop on Indian Language Data: Resources and Evaluation (WILDRE3), Portoroz, Slovenia. 24 May 2016. 2016; 55-59.)

Sentiment Analysis (SA) is the process of analyzing and predicting the hidden attitude/opinion in the given text expressed by an individual. Till now, ample amount of work has been carried out for the English language. ...
Labour Welfare and Job Satisfaction: A Comparative Study of Indian Pharmaceutical Companies and Multinational Pharmaceutical Companies in Goa

DeSouza, Christina Ana Maria
The Landscape Resorts Ltd.

Mekoth, N.; Barnabas, N. (South Asian Journal of Management Research. 3(1); 2011; 196-198.)
Learning motivation, performance, and satisfaction: A comparison between students majoring in tourism and hospitality programmes from Taiwan and India

Chen, R.; Subhash, K.B.; George, V.; Weiermair, K. (International Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Systems. 5(1); 2012; 1-11.)

Many studies carried out (at individual country level and also inter-country comparative level, encompassing varied subjects in primary and secondary education as well as at university) have examined the influence of ...
Learning to classify Marathi questions and identify answer type using machine learning technique

Kamble, S.; Baskar, S. (Advances in Machine Learning and Data Science, Ed. by: Reddy Edla D.; Lingras P.; Venkatanareshbabu K. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing. Springer, Singapore. 705; 2018; 33-41.)

One of the budding fields of artificial intelligence is Question Answering (QA). QA is a type of information retrieval in which a set of documents is given, and a QA system attempts to search for the correct answer to the ...
Lending to micro small and medium enterprises: An analysis of bank approaches and risk perceptions

Talaulikar, H.S.; Hegde-Desai, P. (International Journal of Business and Management. 3(6); 2015; 77-83.)

The Banking Sector has played an important role in the modern economy by providing credit to the weaker segments. One such segment is Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). It has been found in the literature that ...
Length of service and role stress

Fernandes, C.F.V.; SatishKumar; Mekoth, N. (The ICFAI Journal of Organizational Behavior. 7(3); 2008; 17-21.)

Stress experienced in organizational roies was studied on 486 executives in public and private sector banks in Goa. Pareek's Organizational Role Stress (ORS) scale was used to measure ten types of role stress. The sample ...
Let sense bags do talking: Cross lingual word semantic similarity for English and Hindi

Nagvenkar, A.; Pawar, J.D.; Bhattacharyya, P. (Proc. of the 12. Int. Conf. on Natural Language Processing (ICON-2015), Ed. by: Dipti Misra Sharma, Rajeev Sangal, Elizabeth Sherly. IIITM-Kerala, Trivandrum. 2016; 5pp.)

Cross Lingual Word Semantic (CLWS) similarity is defined as a task to find the semantic similarity between two words across languages. Semantic similarity has been very popular in computing the similarity between two words ...
Linkage Dynamics Between Financial Markets in India: An Empirical Study

Ingalhalli, Varsha Basavaraj
Linked Management Development Programmes: A New Delivery Model

Balasubramanian, A.G. (Indian Journal of Training and Development. 34(April); 2003; 3-4.)
Literature on stock returns: A content analysis

Reddy, Y.V.; Parab, N. (Amity Journal of Finance. 1(1); 2016; 194-207.)

The objective of any investment is to earn return. Return on the amount invested in stocks includes dividend and capital appreciation. These returns are influenced by both systematic and unsystematic risks. Systematic risk ...
Logistic regression for automatic lexical level morphological paradigm selection for Konkani nouns

Desai, S.; Pawar, J.D.; Bhattacharyya, P. (Proc. of the 12. Int. Conf. on Natural Language Processing (ICON-2015), Ed. by: Dipti Misra Sharma, Rajeev Sangal, Elizabeth Sherly. IIITM-Kerala, Trivandrum. 2016; vp.)

Automatic selection of morphological paradigm for a noun lemma is necessary to automate the task of building morphological analyzer for nouns with minimal human interventions. Morphological paradigms can be of two types ...
Long Memory and Linkage Dynamics Between Equity and Foreign Exchange Markets in India: An Empirical Evidence

Nath, Golaka C.
Long memory in Rupee-Dollar exchange rate: An empirical study

GolakaNath; Reddy, Y.V. (The ICFAI Journal of Applied Finance. 9(May); 2003; 59-73.)

The Exchange rate policy of the Government has attempted to make the Indian Rupee more market driven though earlier at time the central intervened in the market to maintain stability of the exchange rate. This study uses ...
Macroeconomic indicators and stock prices: Indian evidence

Nath, G.C.; Reddy, Y.V. (The ICFAI Journal of Applied Finance. 10; 2004; 29-45.)

This paper attempts to study the relationship of stock returns with macroeconomic variables in Indian context. The data consists of 88 months from April 1996 to July 2003 comprising of all monthly macro indicators. We have ...
Managerial excellence: An organisational challenge

Reddy, P.N. (Indian Journal of Commerce. (Mar-Jun); 1996; Require pagination (from-to))
Managing relationship and thereby productivity: An Indian perspective

Hegde, S.G. (Souvenir. National Management Seminar, 6-8 Dec 1990. 1990; Require pagination (from-to))

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