Pub Date : 2022-03-31DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v11n03.003
D. Sheerin
The purpose of this paper is to investigate various business approaches to the Covid-19 pandemic primarily from the lens of ethics. In addition to this, it intends to provide recommendations to businesses with regard to the role they play in combating the epidemic and the consequences of its spread during these trying times. Which choices should be made by companies in light of the current situation? What moral repercussions are necessary to carefully consider before taking any action? To what extent does the law take into account the complexities of issues pertaining to corporate social responsibility?
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Pub Date : 2022-03-31DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v11n03.001
John Hernandez, Jaine C. Reyes
Social Enterprises (SEs) can potentially facilitate social innovation. This study was designed to understand the situation of selected SEs in Batangas province run by Community-based Associations with DOST Grants-In-Aid Projects. The study described each SE, determined their problem situations, and analyzed surrounding institutional arrangements among them to formulate a policy framework. Data were gathered through FGDs and KIIs among SEs and their assisting institutions. The data went through two-level coding and were further analyzed using CIPP Evaluation Model and EPISTLE Analysis Tool. Social Enterprises Quality Indicators by PhilSEN were used to evaluate the SE’s business management performance, social responsibility and performance, and environment and cultural practices. Results showed that the seven selected SEs are legally registered with existence ranging from 0-20 years. Most of them belong in the food processing sector. Majority met the standards for Business and Management Performance, Social Responsibility and Performance, and Environment and Cultural Practice. Problem situation of SEs identified were related to association, production, market, and financial. The association problems were mainly caused by members; production problems were interrelated and influenced by lack of funds; market problems included customer complaints; and financial problems were associated with low income. Most problem situations influence SEs’ overall operations. Meanwhile, majority of the selected SEs did not consider any direct influence from legal and environmental factors, but admitted to be influenced by political and economic environment, and socio-cultural factors. All the selected SEs consider institutions as support mechanisms for growth and source of improvement for their product, process, and promotion. However, only informal institutional arrangements were in place. A policy framework was formulated at the end of the study. It embeds analysis approaches to better understand the background and broader problem situations, influences, and institutional interventions to determine possible policy actions. The framework highlights a five-level process needed to set up guidelines for S&T-Based SEs.
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Pub Date : 2022-02-25DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v11n02.001
S. Dey, Amita Patra, Dillip Giri, Kanak Madrecha
Introduction: The effectiveness of a school is largely dependent upon its principal. His behavior influences the way a school functions. The most crucial factor in any school is the leadership behavior of the principal and how the principal carries out his leadership behavior and how that reflects the efficiency of school functioning. Today one can notice there is a phenomenal change in the leadership behavior of the principal. Now the environment they are working in is very competitive, advanced, and technical. There are a lot of risks they are encountering in every situation to give their school a sustainable future. In one way they have to address the expectation of society and in the other, they are to meet the expectation of the management. Though their position is tough yet they have to continue their performance up to the satisfaction of the stakeholders. Rationale: The previous research studies were mostly centered on a traditional concept of the leadership style of the principal, which narrows down the role of the principal, and most considered him an instructional leader. Considering this is a research gap the researchers conducted qualitative research on the transformative leadership style of the principal. The ethnographic interview and ethnographic observation established the authenticity and internal consistency of the data and the results thus derived were with a high level of validity. Objective: The purpose of the study was to study the leadership behavior of the school principal concerning transformative leadership style and also to compare the effectiveness of transformative leadership styles concerning the outcomes of the school. Methods: This is a Qualitative Research (QR). Considering the nature of the research, the researchers decided to use a typical research design named concept analysis, since the research tries to identify the insight of the principal towards transformative leadership style through the opinion of their staff members. Research Tools: The Researcher prepared an interview schedule with the questions which were modified from the original questionnaire named, Leadership Behaviors Development Questionnaire (LBDQ) developed by Ohio State University, USA. Data Collection techniques: The data was collected through an Ethnographic interview and Ethnographic observation schedule over an extended period and the writing of extensive field notes by the researchers. Data analysis and interpretation: As this is a qualitative research design, after the data was collected, an in-depth analysis was done, to remove data redundancy, bring stability to the opinion of the respondents, to compare & contrast the opinion of the participants in non-contrived situations. Results: It was found that mostly the principals of urban-based secondary schools are much more aware, motivated, and active in the implementation of transformational leadership style compared to their counterparts in the schools located in the rural area. Again,
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Pub Date : 2022-02-25DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v11n02.002
Awadhesh Kumar
This paper focuses on the use of remittance in India since new economic policy 1991 with the two objectives of relation between consumption, remittance and co2 emissions along with use of remittance in rural India. It is observed that household size is positively related to remittance income in India. That means rural urban migration plays a significant role for combating the poverty in rural India.
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Pub Date : 2022-01-31DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v11n01.001
Kalipada Senapati, Ayan Chattopadhyay, R. Chakrabarty
The ensuing research aims at estimating the future market size of domestic Indian apparel industry. The study is based on secondary data and uses longitudinal study design. Univariate time series data is used in this study and annual retail sales data, collected from reliable secondary sources, for the period 2000 to 2019 forms the basis of generating predictive models. Owing to the available number of observations in the dataset, the researchers have considered Holt’s exponential smoothing method for the purpose of model generation and making forecasts. The absence of seasonal component in the time series data suggests the use of double exponential smoothing technique which includes effects of trend only. The analysis begins with the forecast of nineteen years with various combination of the coefficients, namely, α and β values and then deviation computed from the actual data. The deviation or the error estimates, namely MSE, MAPE, and MAD have been used to identify the best model in the present research study. The paper concludes with the actual forecasts for the next three years, 2020 till 2022 using the best model, i.e. the model which has resulted in minimum error. To the best of the knowledge of the researchers, this present study makes a maiden attempt to use Holt`s method at an individual level to predict the future market size of the second largest retail industry in India. Apart from the scholarly contribution, the researchers anticipate this study outcome likely to act as an aid to the apparel marketers for their future planning.
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Pub Date : 2021-12-31DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v10n12.001
S. Priyadarshini
In recent years, growing concern has been noticed among Indian leaders and policy makers regarding the North East’s potentialities of growth. They have said that NE states can lead the growth story of India. Though, rich in natural resources, NE states have failed to take place among the developed states of the country. This paper deals with the question of possibility of NE states leading the growth story of India. It is based on secondary data collected from reports of the government and international organisations.
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Pub Date : 2021-11-30DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v10n11.002
Anil Kumar Kottani, A. K.N
Marketing Communications has been the vital part of Start-up’s and MSMEs growth in the recent years contributing to a significant change in the way the businesses are communicating after the advent of internet. After the arrival of smart phones, the interactions among business enterprises have refined completely compare to traditional interactions happening since ages among businesses. This study focusses on one such prominent communication tool which has changed the entire landscape of Start-ups and MSMEs marketing communication is “WhatsApp”. The study intends to highlight the significant roles of this powerful communication media WhatsApp among Start-up’s and MSMEs of India in terms of exchanging texts, images, videos and other documents while conducting their business on day-to-day basis. Also, the study intends to know more about WhatsApp’s benefits for Start-up’s and MSMEs in India and its future as a most cost-effective tool of marketing communication among start-ups and MSMEs.
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Pub Date : 2021-11-30DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v10n11.003
Hemlata Agarwal
Introduction: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, release of New Education Policy and entry of the new generation - Gen Z, who are "location-aware" and speaks a “technological-language” in higher education as well as in work force has posed a challenge to not only educational institutes but also to recruiters. These Gen Zer’s are not fascinated to attend classes, listening to lectures, preparing notes, or mugging up for exams, In Its Place, they wish to participate in the learning process by doing practical things themselves. This necessitates a reflection on our teaching practices and learning environment to keep the students engaged in the classroom. Objective & Methodology: This paper will review Generation Z’s learning preferences from the existing literature as well as by way of an online survey to uncover some of the complex realities and challenges faced when educating Generation Z. MBA Sem III students, batch 2019-21 of a self-finance MBA institute were invited to participate in an online survey through google doc. Findings: It was found that there is a need to alter approaches of teaching to align to the beliefs and learning styles of these Generation Z. Teaching practices, course matter, and goals needs revamping to make it pertinent and connecting to this new generation of learners.
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Pub Date : 2021-11-30DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v10n11.001
Dr. J. K. Das, Rajendra Nath Datta
Real Estate is being one of the flourishing sectors of the Indian Economy is expected to contribute around 13 per cent of the country’s GDP by 2025. The rapid globalization is accelerating the demand of real estate for residence and office space. The particular study is confined mainly to residential units. The main focus of the study is to analyze the factors that influence the real estate investment decision and also to find out the influence of demographic variables on the investment decisions of the real estate. For the purpose of the study 115 respondents were selected from Kolkata.
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Pub Date : 2021-10-31DOI: 10.53983/ijmds.v10n10.001
Nahom Kebede
This study was conducted to identify the most challenging PMKAs in the external funded agricultural research projects of EIAR. The qualitative research approach with descriptive research designs was implemented. Both primary and secondary data collection methods were used. Respondents were purposively identified. Based on this technique 124 respondents were identified. Respondents were working in 30 projects. Interviewees were also organized for 30 key informants from each project. The collected data were analysed through SPSS. The Cronbach’s Alpha test result of the questionnaire is 0.85. The result shows that, challenges related with organizational environment, project risk management, project time management, project cost management, and project quality management are the most challenging knowledge areas whereas the other PMKAs are moderately challenging.
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