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Paper Title:
The Role of Corporate Social Responsibility in Advancing Women’s Empowerment in India: Insights from Uttar Pradesh
Author Name:
Shivani Sharma, Avinash Pratap
Country:
India
Page No.:
1-7
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The Role of Corporate Social Responsibility in Advancing Women’s Empowerment in India: Insights from Uttar Pradesh
Author: Shivani Sharma, Avinash Pratap

Educational attainment and economic participation are the key constituents in ensuring the empowerment of women. Women will then have access to well paid jobs, or enhance their ability to influence changes to create a better society. Corporate Social Responsibility of multinational companies can provide education as well as information on political, legal and economic issues and awareness on health aspects too through their programmes. The present study is an attempt to find out the corporate social responsibility of selected Multinational companies towards women empowerment. It is not easy to empower women in the true sense. It needs the contribution of dedicated personals, committed people, generous funding agencies and strong political will. Therefore in order to draw the attention of these people and agencies, some empirical evidences and linkages between different factors related to women empowerment are needed to establish a strategic plan. This can be ascertained by conducting scientific studies on women empowerment.
Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility, Women, Empowerment, MNCs.

Paper Title:
Understanding the Literacy and Educational Profile of Nomadic Populations in Jammu & Kashmir
Author Name:
Manoj Gupta, Mohd Asim
Country:
India
Page No.:
8-16
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Understanding the Literacy and Educational Profile of Nomadic Populations in Jammu & Kashmir
Author: Manoj Gupta, Mohd Asim

India has largest number of tribal groups in the world next to Africa. The total tribal population in our country is 69 million with 533 tribes. The Tribes, is the most socially, economically and educationally disadvantaged, marginalized and excluded groups in our country. In Jammu and Kashmir the Scheduled Tribes mostly resides on hill and mountainous region of the state and are still leading the nomadic life. They face a number of problems and one such problem is the education of their children. It is in this context an effort has been made to study the literacy and educational level of scheduled tribes especially Gujjars and Bakerwals. Few recommendations have also been made for improving the level of literacy and education for Gujjar and Bakerwals.
Keywords: Tribes • Tribal Population • Tribal Development • Scheduled Tribes • Jammu And Kashmir

Paper Title:
Exploring the Contribution of Institutions to Economic Development
Author Name:
Rohit Kumar Gupta
Country:
India
Page No.:
17-21
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Exploring the Contribution of Institutions to Economic Development
Author: Rohit Kumar Gupta

Institutional structures and rules of behavior are a necessary condition for economic activity to flourish because incentive and price signal in a market economy cannot function properly without them. There are at least five main types of market-supporting institutions that are necessary, if not sufficient, conditions for rapid economic progress: property rights and legally binding contract; regulatory institution; social insurance institution; institutions for conflict management, and institutions to secure macroeconomic stability. Poor countries are often characterized by a lack of trust and the rule of law; weak institutions to mitigate risk and to manage social conflict; no clearly defined system of property rights: an inadequate regulatory apparatus to curb fraud and anti-competitive behavior; and a lack of clean government.
Key Wards: Institutions, Institutional Structures, Macroeconomic, Economic Development

Paper Title:
An Analysis of the Global Recession’s Causes and Its Impact on Developing Economies, Highlighting India
Author Name:
Kuldeep Kumar
Country:
India
Page No.:
22-27
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An Analysis of the Global Recession’s Causes and Its Impact on Developing Economies, Highlighting India
Author: Kuldeep Kumar

World Economies have seen many ups and downs even of very drastic nature in the past for several times Great Depression of 1930s was the worst ever tragedy for many countries of the world. Classical economists and the economic philosophy propounded by them had always been in full support of Laissez-faire policy. Govt. intervention in economic activities was totally refuted, as all the economic activities are self determined, which meant that there had always been all the possibilities of all economic resources getting optimally allocated for different uses, leaving no scope of underutilization or overutilization. Besides, it was also advocated that economy shall be under equilibrium, having no possibility of getting shifted to either side. Production is undertaken as per needs of economy. All the factors are well paid, no possibility of underproduction or overproduction, whatever is produces is sold out. Factors are fully mobile, and shall get shifted as per needs, no chances of business fluctuations and business cycles etc. was the economic philosophy. But this was proved futile by Great Depression of 1930s and the classical economic philosophy miserably failed to analyze the situation and occurrence of this tragedy, which engulfed economies of world countries. Market imperfections brought out the failure of market mechanism as advocated by classical school of thoughts, which had ruled world economy for couple of centuries. The present crisis brought out by global recession in 2007, creating worst impact on developed and developing countries in every segment , has posed various challenges before their economies, making the countries concerned to undertake various measures to fight out the impact of the worst ever recession.
This paper shall make an effort to highlight the basic causes of this worst recession, its impact on Us economy, its impact on other developing countries in general and Indian economy in particular, besides the efforts taken by govt. of India to contain the ill-effects of recession and efforts taken to avoid the occurrences such crisis in future.
Key words - Recession, great depression. Overproduction, laissez-faire policy, market mechanism, fluctuations, liquidity crunch, bankruptcy, sub-prime lending , Ninja Loans, imbalance

Paper Title:
A Comprehensive Analysis of Non-Agricultural Commodity Derivatives (Gold, Crude Oil, Copper) in Chennai
Author Name:
Periasamy Kumaran
Country:
India
Page No.:
28-41
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A Comprehensive Analysis of Non-Agricultural Commodity Derivatives (Gold, Crude Oil, Copper) in Chennai
Author: Periasamy Kumaran

This is a new Endeavour to find out how selective non- agricultural commodities are selected by the players in the market for trading and speculative investment and analyzed the influencing factors with the tools like Simple Moving Average (SMA),Relativity Strength Index (RSI),Moving Average Convergence and Divergence (MACD), Exponential Moving Average (EMA),Rate of Change (ROC) that they could consider before investing their money into non agricultural commodities like gold, Crude Oil, Copper in India for the past Four years right from 2009 to 2012.
Key terms: Non-Agricultural commodities, Simple Moving Average (SMA),Relativity Strength Index (RSI),Moving Average Convergence and Divergence (MACD), Exponential Moving Average (EMA),Rate of change (ROC).

Paper Title:
Assessing the Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on India’s Retail Sector
Author Name:
Rashmi Arora, Simran Kaur
Country:
India
Page No.:
42-50
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Assessing the Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on India’s Retail Sector
Author: Rashmi Arora, Simran Kaur

Like every other Economy, the retail sector is also one of the crucial and the most potential sector of the Indian economy. Retailing is the interface between the producer and the consumer purchasing for personal utilization. This prohibits immediate interface between the producers and consumers. A retailer is one who stocks the manufacturers' products and is involved in the selling of these products to the individual buyer, for earning a profit. As being what is indicated, retailing is the last connection that unites the individual consumer with the producers and distribution chain. FDI is a direct investment into production or business in a country by a company in another country, either by buying a company in the target country by expanding operations of an existing business in that country. The Government has relaxed significantly the norms for FDI in several sectors including the critical Defence sector. Earlier the Government had planned opening the markets for the retail segment only vis-a-visthe foreign direct investment. According to study conducted by ICRIER, total retail business in India will grow at 13% annually, from US $322 billion in 2006-07 to US $590 billion in 2011-12 and further US $1 trillion by 2016-17.

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