Goa Business School: Recent submissions

  • An empirical evidence of hedging performance in Indian commodity derivatives market 
    SriRam, P.; Ramesh, B. (Indian Journal of Accounting. 47(2); 2015; 33-43.)
    Risk management and price discovery are the two main functions of futures market. The prime objective behind establishment of Futures markets was to enable companies and individuals to insure against the possible adverse ...
  • Evaluation of Strategic Risks among Hotels in Goa using Grid Group Structure 
    Waikar, V.G.; Hegde-Desai, P.; Borde, N. (Emerging themes in Strategy. Ed. by Rajesh K. Pillania and others, MDI Gurgaon, McGraw Hill Education, New Delhi. 2016; 116-137.)
    This research classifies hotels based on grid and group structure given by cultural theory of risk and finds out whether the hotels differ on risk related practices for strategic risks. Managing strategic risks at the ...
  • The impact of dividend announcement on stock returns 
    Naik, P.U.; Saldanha, N.T.; Reddy, Y.V. (ABBS Management Business and Entrepreneurship Review. 7(1-4); 2015; 46-55.)
    One of the factors that influences the stock return is announcement of dividend. This study specifically investigates the impact of dividend announcement on the share prices of the Indian auto companies. The objective of ...
  • Treatment non-adherence: A challenge to healthcare systems 
    Dalvi, V.; Mekoth, N. (Nat. Seminar on Contemporary Research Issues in Business and Management, 1 Oct 2015, Mangalore Institute of Professional Studies. 2015; 62-68.)
    Health care systems are facing numerous challenges and one of them is treatment non-adherence among patients with chronic conditions. Treatment non-adherence among patients with chronic conditions is a complex issue. ...
  • 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 ...

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