Swarup Santra
Assistant Professor, Department Of Economics, Satyawati College, University Of Delhi, Ashok Vihar, Phase Iii, Delhi
Foreign Direct Investment In Retail Market In India: Some Issues And Challenges
India being second most-populous country has immense scope for retail expansion as along with time urbanization and consumerism has also been increasing. Further, India’s GDP has also been growing at fast rate as it continued to be the second fastest growing economy in the world after China and as the income of the country increases, demand for goods also increases

Usang, Eteng Eloma
Faculty Of Education, Cross River University Of Technology, Calabar
Small Arms Proliferation And Its Impact On Communal Conflicts In Cross River State Of Nigeria
The study was carried out to investigate the impact of small arms proliferation on communal conflict in communities of Cross River State of Nigeria. An expost-facto design was adopted for the study. A Pearson Product Moment Coefficient Analysis was adopted to analyze the data and interpret the result. A statistical analysis of the generated data revealed that there is

Sartaj Hussain
Assistant Professor Department Of Business & Financial Studies, University Of Kashmir Srinagar Kashmir, India
Operational Risk Management: A Case Study Of An Indian Commercial Bank.
Abstract Operational risk in ordinary sense is the risk of losses arising to us when we don’t perform our activities appropriately; rather conduct them in a bad or improper manner. Operational risk is not a recent phenomenon; it is being managed in the financial institutions since long by ensuring proper internal control and supervision, taking of safety measures and precautions,

Sarah Ngotho
Post Graduate Researcher, University Of Nairobi Department Of Sociology And Social Work P.o. Box 30197,
The Impact Of Counseling Methods In Promoting Student Discipline In Public Secondary Schools In Kiambu County, Kenya
Guidance and counseling has replaced caning in Kenyan public schools as an alternative method of dealing with school indiscipline. This study sought to establish the influence of different counseling methods in promoting indiscipline in district public secondary schools in Kikuyu District, Central Kenya. The study was guided by four objectives. A simple random sampling procedure was used to identify

Dr. Martin Osawaru Omorodion
Department Of Actuarial Science, Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Ikeji Arakeji Osun State Nigeria
An Analysis Of The Effect Of Longevity And The Economy On Annuity Costs
At retirement, the accumulated funds from investments are used to purchase annuities which invariably determine the quantum of pensions for a retiree. The annuity cost depends solely on the life table with its own life expectancies and the discounting factor which depends upon the state of the economy. In an economic boom the discounting factor is high while in a

Dr. Martin Osawaru Omorodion
Department Of Actuarial Science, Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Ikeji Arakeji Osun State Nigeria
The Effect Of Investment Mix On The New Nigerian Pensions
Retirees in a defined contribution scheme have their yearly investments accumulated until retirement at which time pensions are purchased at the prevailing annuity rates. The state of the economy has a strong bearing in the investment returns. The investments are of various outlets mainly equities and fixed interest securities which have different investment returns. The paper considers the following investments mix:

Divya Sadika
Assistant Professor, Hlm College Ghaziabad, Kailashpuri Niwari, Modinagar, India
Marketing Strategies Of Reliance Communication And Tata Teleservices
This paper shows that a strategy is what you are going to do. A marketing strategy is the link between a product and the market. A service product is a bundle of features and customer benefits. . Sources are said to have four key characteristics which input on marketing programs. These are :Intangibility,Inseparability,Heterogenity/variability,Perishability Service is an intangible product. It cannot be

Sangeeta Bhatnagar
Research Scholar, Mewar University, Chittorgarh
Purchasing Behavior Of Branded Men’s Wear – A Study On Youngsters And Professionals
The size of the consumer market in this country is vast and constantly expanding. Consumer preferences are changing and becoming highly diversified. Even industrial market buyers are exhibiting diversified preference and less predictable purchase behavior. Indians are becoming more brand conscious and spending time and money trying out new products and services. International brand is now regularly entering the Indian

Ninad Sanjay Puranik
Sinhgad Academy Of Engineering University Of Pune, Pune, India
Different Techniques For The Implementation Of Electronic Shopping Cart
Considering the rapid development and domestic use of electronic shopping cards, solutions are given by different methods. All the survey methods are given with their pros and cons so that by considering all these conditions a new robust method for implementation of Electronic shopping cart could be proposed. In the already implemented techniques market risk is considered and handled in

Benedicta O. Asante
Zoomlion Ghana Ltd, Research And Development Department
Cost Drivers Of Household Treatment Of Presumptive Malaria In Home-based Management Of Malaria In Ejisu-juaben Municipality.
Home-Based Management of Malaria (HBMM) is one of the key strategies to reduce the burden of malaria for vulnerable populations in endemic countries. The strategy seeks to allow caregivers to have immediate health care from some selected and trained community members. The study sought to identify the cost drivers of presumptive malaria treatment and cost of seeking care from the

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