Goa Business School: Recent submissions

  • Does liquidity affect profitability in FMCG sector in India? 
    Shenoy, T.S.; Poornima, B.G.; Reddy, Y.V. (Vishwakarma Business Review. 6(2); 2016; 87-93.)
    Every organization whether public or private, profit oriented or not, irrespective of its size and nature of business, needs adequate amount of working capital. The efficient working capital management is most crucial ...
  • Working of industrial estates in North Goa: An analytical study 
    Ramesh, B.; BhanuMurthy, I.; Pai, S. (Splint International Journal of Professionals. 2(11); 2015; 93-102.)
    Industrial development has an important contribution to the economic progress of underdeveloped economy of India. The technique of industrial estates occupies a vital place in promoting and guiding industrialisation both ...
  • Persistence in the returns of equity mutual funds: An empirical analysis in Indian context 
    Ramesh, B.; Dhume, P. (Kangleipak Business Review. 9(1); 2015; 18-26.)
    Performance evaluation of mutual funds has gained significance in the recent past. Various attributes related to the performance of the funds and its influence has also been analysed. Persistence refers to the consistency ...
  • Industrial estates programme in Goa: An evaluation 
    Ramesh, B.; BhanuMurthy, I.; Pai, S. (Golden Research Thoughts. 5(9); 2016; 1-6.)
    Industrialisation has played a very important role in the process of economic development of all the countries including India. An industrial estate is a method of organising, housing and servicing industry for an orderly ...
  • Impact of negative publicity on brand Goa: An opinion survey of domestic tourists 
    Karmali, A.; Ramesh, B. (International Journal of Advanced Research. 4(5); 2016; 1492-1497.)
    Goa has rapidly gained worldwide recognition as a tourist hot spot and has the distinction of being the most sought after destination, having ranked among the top ten in the Millennium year by BBC. This acted as a huge ...
  • Attributes of destination image for tourists leisure: A study with reference to tourists of Goa 
    Karmali, A.; Ramesh, B. (International Journal of Research in Social Sciences. 5(5); 2015; 503-517.)
    The paper explores the concept of destination image with regard to leisure tourism. Destination image studies are incomplete without studying the functional and psychological attributes which make up the overall image of ...
  • Online retailing: The future of emerging Indian retail sector 
    Mohanty, S.; Ramesh, B.; Kamat, M. (Scholars World. 3(1-2); 2015; 38-46.)
    There is no denying the fact that e-commerce has re-entered India and is here to stay. Even the small and medium retailers of the country want to ride the wave and are ready to make a fortune out of the market place concept. ...
  • Exploring the responsiveness towards Corporate Social Responsibility: A study of select banks in India 
    Ramesh, B.; Mendes, S. (Proc. Nat. Seminar on Innovative Management Practices for Sustainable Development & Global Competitiveness (Impetus'15). School of Management, Pondicherry University. 8-9th Oct 2015 (Bonfring publication); 2015; 14pp.)
    After the enactment under the New Companies Act 2013 passed in the parliament which has been enforced from 1st April 2014, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become obligatory for a certain class of companies in ...
  • Assessment of gap between service quality expectation and perception: A study of Goan personal grooming industry 
    Pacheco, Z.; Reddy, Y.V. (Journal of Marketing Vistas. 6(1); 2016; 52-62.)
    As the intensity of competition and hostility of environmental factors increases, the concern for service quality grows. Various service organizations are the recipient to the needs of best services demanded by the customers. ...
  • 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 ...

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