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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface. 1. Women entrepreneurship an introduction. 2. Women entrepreneurship studies in India and abroad. 3. Schemes for women entrepreneurship in India. 4. Government agencies promoting women entrepreneurship in India. 5. Women specific Indian and international agencies promoting women entrepreneurship. 6. Women development in India's Five Year Plans. 7. Women entrepreneurship global experiences. Any strategy aimed at economic development will be lop sided without involving women who constitute half of the world population. Evidence has unequivocally established that entrepreneurial spirit is not a male prerogative. Women entrepreneurship has gained momentum in the last three decades with the increase in the number of women enterprises and their substantive contribution to economic growth. The industrial performance of Asia Pacific region propelled by Foreign Direct Investment technological innovations and manufactured exports has brought a wide range of economic and social opportunities to women entrepreneurs. In this dynamic world women entrepreneurs are an important part of the global quest for sustained economic development and social progress. In India though women have played a key role in the society their entrepreneurial ability has not been properly tapped due to the lower status of women in the society. It is only from the Fifth Five Year Plan (1974 78) onwards that their role has been explicitly recognised with a marked shift in the approach from women welfare to women development and empowerment. The development of women entrepreneurship has become an important aspect of our plan priorities. Several policies and programmes are being implemented for the development of women entrepreneurship in India. The present work deals with various dimensions of women entrepreneurship in India. It also explains the experience of other countries in this regard. 276 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface 1 Man and environment 2 Ethical foundations of environmental management 3 Vedic approach to environmental management 4 Non violence to nature 5 Sustainable development 6 Limits to growth 7 Kuznets environmental curve 8 Market mechanism and environmental economics 9 Problems of environmental pollution 10 Institutions of environmental protection 11 Environmental law 12 Environment and health 13 Global environmental issues 14 Environmental tools 15 Environmental accounting 16 Carbon trading and Kyoto protocol 17 Financing Innovations in green technology 18 Biodiversity conservation 19 Environmental management and the corporate world 20 Eco-systems a case study of Kerala Bibliography Index Environmental pollution is one of the major problems faced by the world community especially in the cities of the developing countries which have experienced unbridled growth of population urbanization and industrialization Municipal services such as water supply and sanitation drainage of storm water management of solid and hazardous wastes supply of adequate and safe food and housing are unable to keep pace with urban growth The unplanned location of industries in and around urban areas and volume of traffic have caused serious pollution problems All these factors have led to deteriorating environmental conditions adversely impacting the health of the peopleEnvironmental degradation in India has been caused by a variety of social economic institutional and technological factors Rapidly growing population urbanisation industrial activities and increasing use of pesticides and fossil fuels have all resulted in considerable deterioration in the quality and sustainability of the environment An attempt has bee made in this book to examine the causes and consequences of environmental pollution in India and suggest remedial measures to tide over the looming threat to the health and welfare of people jacket 258 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. With strong macroeconomic fundamentals, the Indian economy was well-placed on the trajectory of steady growth rate when the outbreak of coronavirus epidemic, emanating from China, was reported. On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the epidemic as a pandemic. Normal economic activities around the world came to a screeching halt as governments announced lockdowns to prevent the spread of the disease. India announced a stringent nationwide lockdown from March 25, 2020. Most of the economic activities in urban areas were halted. However, rural India continued to be normal in view of the exemption from restrictions allowed to farmers to conduct farming operations, including harvesting and transporting their produce to grain markets with the general conditions of face covering, hand hygiene, and social distancing. Sensing the gravity of the situation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on May 12, 2020, a ` 20 lakh crore stimulus package which was about 10 percent of country&;s gross domestic product (GDP). It was named as Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan (Self-reliant India Initiative). The details of the ` 20 lakh crore package were announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in five tranches during the next five consecutive days. Many of the measures announced by the Government were aimed at giving relief to the poor and lower middle class and increasing the pricing power of farmers. Over the years, India has built an extensive network of social security programmes and schemes, including the flagship Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS). This book explains and examines various social security programmes and schemes of the Government of India for the benefit of vulnerable and disadvantaged sections of the society.…

Contents Preface 1 Sales tax reforms in India a review 2 Sales tax structure reforms-studies in India 3 Sales tax reforms in India a case study 4 Working of value added tax machinery a case study 5 Impact of value added tax a case study 6 Salex tax reforms in India conclusion and suggestions Bibliography Index The present work deals with reforms in sales tax structure with special reference to VAT It also enquires into the perception of the manufacturerstraders consumers and VAT officials on VAT Further explains the VAT machinery and also the impact of VAT The book is organized in six chapters Chapter one gives a review of sales tax reforms in India Chapter two contains the studies conducted in India on sales tax reforms Chapter three presents a case study of sales tax reforms in India Chapter four deals a case study of the working of VAT machinery Chapter five gives a case study of the impact of VAT on manufacturerstraders consumers and VAT officials and also on the revenue of the Government Chapter six contains conclusionThe present work would hopefully be useful to manufacturerstraders consumers VAT officials the Government policy makers scholars and academics 143 pp.…

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Contents Preface 1 Origin and growth of spices sector in India 2 Research studies in spices sector 3 Performance of spices sector in India 4 Challenges and opportunities in spices sector in India 5 Impact of WTO agreements on spices sector in India 6 Impact of free trade agreements on spices sector in India 7 Challenges and opportunities in spices sector in India--major findings and suggestions Annexures References IndexMother nature has blessed mankind with so many plants out of which man has exploited some for his benefit to make his life enjoyable Among them spices have made our life happier though required in small quantities with manifold properties and beneficial uses The ancient Egyptians Romans Greeks Indians and Chinese all held spices in great esteem not only for flavouring food and making medicine but even to perfume the air Food habits all over the world are undergoing a sea change and thereby more spicy food has become the order of the day in most developed and developing countries Hence the world demand for spices is now on the increase India is the home to a number of spices It may be said that there is no Indian cuisine without the addition of one or more spices In recent years stiff competition has emerged between the spice producing countries Developed countries have now put strict quality specifications on the import of spices Though superior in quality Indian spices are quoted at high prices in international markets because of the high cost of production  and low productivity However trade liberalization has posed unprecedented challenges to Indian spices in terms of price volatility It is widely reported that after the trade liberalization the domestic prices of major Indian spices have come down drastically Within India Kerala is the spice garden Black pepper popularly called the King of of spices enjoyed a pride of place among all spices produced Cardamom renowned as the Queen of spices is a tiny spice that attracted the consumers in the orient and the the occident More than 80 per cent of the production of these two spices in the country is restricted to Kerala But the spices trade in Kerala is now handicapped by a number of problems Therefore it is time for all those concerned with Indian spice industry to make earnest efforts to overcome the problems faced by the spices sector or else our dominant position in the global spice market may be further relegated to the backgroundThe present work deals with the origin and growth of spices sector in India its challenges and opportunities and the impact of WTO and Free Trade Agreements on the spice sector It also reviews research studies conducted in India in the area of spices sector jacket 280 pp. tables (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. India was one of the first countries to put up a concerted and comprehensive action plan to stop the spread of the virus and limit the number of infections. India was one of the few countries which announced a complete lockdown even before the Covid cases in the country were less than 1,000. When the medical crisis started, people demonstrated their full commitment in preventing its spread. WHO praised the efforts made by the Indian Government to fight the pandemic. Urgent and bold policy measures were needed, not only to stop the spread of the pandemic and save lives, but also to protect the vulnerable and marginalized, from economic ruin. Everyone agreed that the way forward is too uncertain. Given the unpredictable and volatile international situation, almost every country had to manage under uncertainty. Under the circumstances, the governments prepared themselves to respond to the evolving situation swiftly and effectively, and to the extent possible, in anticipation of the immediate developments. The present book contains 17 research articles which provide deep insights regard the impact of Covid-19 on various sectors of the Indian economy. Authored by distinguished scholars, the contributions are valuable additions to the existing literature on the subject.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Business Analytics for Effective Decision Making is a comprehensive reference that explores the role of business analytics in driving informed decision-making. The book begins with an introduction to business analytics, highlighting its significance in today's dynamic business landscape. The subsequent chapters review various tools and software available for data analytics, addressing both the opportunities and challenges for professionals in different sectors.…