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OPINION OF WOMEN STUDENTS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARENESS PROGRAMMES – AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
(International Journal of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Research, 2013-01) M, Nagamani
The pace and pattern of development of any country largely depend upon the quality and growth of its entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs need not necessarily be born; they can be developed through programmes organized for motivation, training and assistance. The present study is made to find out the impact of entrepreneurship awareness programmes on women students and their interest to become an entrepreneur. The study is based on primary data collected from 60 students at a women’s college in Coimbatore who have attended the entrepreneurship awareness programmes. Simple random sampling technique was applied and the data have been analyzed using the statistical tools like average score analysis, ANOVA and t-test to reveal the results of the study. The students are of the opinion that entrepreneurship awareness programmes conducted in the college has motivated them to become an entrepreneur in future.
WORKING WOMEN’S OPINION ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY IN COIMBATORE
(Indian Journal of Research (Peer Reviewed &Refreed International Journal), 2014-01) M, Nagamani; P, Aishwarya
Entrepreneurship is a vital input to industrial development which leads to the development of the nation. Entrepreneurship which is an economic movement has been initially dominated by men all over the globe. In recent time owing to the change in the society few women have taken up entrepreneurship as their career. On the other hand owing to societal constraints and personal life obstacles many women are found to engage themselves as employees in some organization. The present study aims to identify the working women’s opinion on entrepreneurship and to find out the significant difference in their opinion based on socio-economic profile and their interest to become an entrepreneur. A sample of 150 working women in Coimbatore have been randomly selected as samples and primary data have been collected from them using a questionnaire. The data collected have been analysed using the statistical tools namely average score analysis, ANOVA and t-test. The results of the study show that irrespective of their socio-economic profile and their interest towards becoming an entrepreneur all the respondents have a positive opinion on entrepreneurship. Hence it has been suggested that special interest may be shown on working women to encourage them to become entrepreneurs.
PROBLEMS FACED BY WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS – PERCEPTION OF WORKING WOMEN IN COIMBATORE
(Indian Journal of Applied Research (Peer Reviewed &Refreed International Journal), 2014-12) M, Nagamani; P, Aishwarya
The empowerment of women indicates women gaining control over their own lives. It involves building self-confidence, increasing access to and control over resources. Working women population in India is showing an increasing trend but the transformation of working women into women entrepreneurs is a very rare case. In order to know the working women’s interest in becoming entrepreneurs and to find out their opinion on the various problems faced by women entrepreneurs the present study has been conducted. A sample of 150 working women in Coimbatore have been identified and primary data have been collected from them using a structured questionnaire. The data have been analysed using the statistical tools namely simple percentage analysis and ANOVA. The overall results show that most of the respondents are not interested to take up entrepreneurship as their career and the mean opinion scores on problems faced by women entrepreneurs reveal that majority of the respondents feel that problems faced by women as entrepreneurs are many.
FAMILY SUPPORT TO WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN COIMBATORE - AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
(Intercontinental Journal of Human Resource Research Review, 2015-02) M, Nagamani; P, Aishwarya
After 66 years of independence, India is still a patriarchal society. It is difficult for women to escape from the clutches of their counterparts and excel in career. Inspite of all the obstacles from within and outside her home woman has proved her talents in all the fields - education, business, politics, space, research, etc., but, the number counts relatively lesser than men. The progress of women from home-maker to an economic activist is required for the progress of Indian economy as a whole. During the last two decades, owing to the change in the attitude of the society and unstable economic conditions in the country which have resulted in increasing need of monetary support paved way for the emergence of women entrepreneurs. The present study has been conducted to understand the socio-economic background & business profile of the women entrepreneurs in Coimbatore and to analyse the extent of family support for women entrepreneurs. A sample of 300 women entrepreneur respondents who have availed support from financial and non-financial institutions have been selected by applying simple random sampling technique. Primary data collected from the respondents have been analysed using simple percentage analysis. The result of the study has suggested that majority of the women entrepreneurs have a supportive family who help them in their business activities.
A STUDY ON PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF MUTUAL FUNDS (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CANARAREBECO MUTUAL FUNDS)
(International Journal of Commerce and Management Research, 2016-01) S, Kirubadevi
Small investors save and investment in avenues like bank deposits, gold, share, debentures and real estate. Investment in financial assets demands more time, knowledge and risk taking attitude of investors. Lower per capital income, apprehensive loss of capital and economic insecurity significantly influence investment decision of investors. As most of the investors are not experts in choosing the right scrip sometimes they get their finger burnt due to financial decision, developing a state loss of interest in direct equity investment. Mutual fund were firstly started in 19th century in England. Mutual funds started in USA during 1900, but they picked up only after 1924 when a number of such funds started. After World War II Mutual funds expanded rapidly. Mutual fund are association or trusts of public members who wish to make investment in the financial instruments or assets of the business sector or corporate sector for the mutual benefits of its members. The researchers have attempted to carry out the study on the performance of mutual funds with the reference to can robecco mutual funds as the very purpose of investing in mutual funds is to enjoy indirectly all the benefits of equity investment. Since both public and private sector mutual funds are growing fast, so the researcher has attempted to study the performance of can robecco mutual fund schemes in term of different schemes and Net Asset Value of the schemes. Net Asset Value is analyzed on an average monthly basis for a better understanding of different schemes. Net Asset Value has been used for the study period of five years monthly data.
LEVERAGE ANALYSIS ON SUBSIDIARIES OF ONGC
(International Journal of Commerce and Management Research, 2016-01) P, Aishwarya; K, Pavithra
Leverage is used to describe the firm's ability to use fixed cost securities to increase the return to its owners. The current study hasconcentrated on analysing thefinancial operations of the two sample companies, Videsh Limited (OVL) and Mangalore Refineryand Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) based on their liquidity, profitability and leverage positions over a decade. The study is basedon secondary data collected from the financial reports published in the official websites of the two sample companies for a period often years from 2005-06 to 2014-15. The data have been analyzed using the financial and statistical tools namely Ratio Analysis,Mean, Standard Deviation,Coefficient of Variation and Correlation Analysis. It has been found that the operations of MangaloreRefinery and Petrochemicals Limited have to be reframed in order to assure sustainable business development and improved profitearnings in the future.
A STUDY ON NON-FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS' SUPPORT TO WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN COIMBATORE
(International Journal of Research in Finance and Marketing, 2016-08) M, Nagamani; P, Aishwarya
Institutional support for women entrepreneurs has been a channelised support mechanism organized by the governments or by voluntary associations. Supporting women in their business endeavourshas been the major goal of these institutions. The present study is made to find out the role of non-financial institutions in supporting and encouraging women entrepreneurs in Coimbatore. The study is based on primary data collected from 300 women entrepreneurs in Coimbatore who have availed support from the select non-financial institutions. Simple random sampling technique has been applied and the data have been analyzed using the statistical tools like simple percentage analysis, descriptive statistical tool viz., mean and standard deviation, ANOVA and t-Test to reveal the results of the study. It has been found that the non-financial institutions have mostly offered planning support to the respondents whereas production/ rendering service and marketing support have not been sufficiently offered by these institutions
A STUDY ON USAGE OF DIGITAL MODES FOR FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS – WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TOWARDS WOMEN STUDENTS IN COIMBATORE
(Intercontenental Journal of Finance Research Review, 2017-02) P, Aishwarya; M, Maheshwari; S, Radhika
The digital economy is the new productivity platform that some experts regard as the third industrial revolution. Digital revolution, also known as ‘The Internet Economy’ or Internet o Everything (IoE), is expected to generate new market growth opportunities, jobs and become the biggest business opportunity of mankind in the next 30 to 40 years. The current study on usage of digital modes for financial transactions – with special reference towards women students in Coimbatore has made an attempt to study the usage of digital modes and to know about the difficulties faced in such usage by the respondents. Primary data have been collected from 100 women students who are pursuing commerce degree at various colleges in Coimbatore. Data have been collected during February 2017. Descriptive statistical tool, percentage analysis and inferential statistical tools have been employed to analyze the primary data collected for study purpose. Sample for the study has been chosen by using convenience sampling technique. It has been found that majority of the students have not yet started using digital modes other than debit/credit card for financial transaction.
A STUDY ON THE FACTORS GOVERNING RURAL WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
(International Journal for Innovative Research in Multidisciplinary Field, 2017-02) P, Aishwarya
empowerment of women indicates women gaining control over their own lives. It involvesbuildingself confidence, raising awareness, expanding choices, increasing access to and control over resources. So empowering rural women, who are the backbone of our agrarian economy, is a sure path to achieve major economic gains. The rural women have a much greater, positive influence in factors governing sustainable development of the country. The present study is made to find out the role of family in encouraging rural women entrepreneurs, the problems faced by rural women entrepreneurs in promoting their venture and the measure they take to overcome difficulties. The study is based on primary data collected from 75 rural women entrepreneurs in Coimbatore. Simple random sampling technique was applied and the data have been analyzed using the statistical tools like simple percentage analysis and Kendall’s coefficient of concordance to reveal the results of the study. The rural women entrepreneurs have lack of family support as their major problem, and they have opined that when they could raise loans from banks and if they get family support in all their endeavours they will be able to overcome their difficulties and achieve great heights in their career.
A STUDY ON PARENT’S PERCEPTION TOWARDS CHILDREN VIEWING CARTOON CHANNELS.
(Phoenix Research, 2017-02-27) P, Shanthipriya; A, Anish Prabha
Television has become a member of every Indian family. Most of the children are eagerly watching cartoon programs on television. This is a subject of research that how television educates the children about various aspect of life and what are the impacts of cartoon programs on children. This study is used to know about children’s interest on type of cartoon and favourite channels and analyzing the parental perception towards children viewing cartoon. This research indicates the positive and negative attitude of rural children towards various aspects of cartoon programs.
AN EVENT STUDY ANALYSIS OF TATA STEEL STOCK PRICE IN NSE WITH REFERENCE TO BREXIT REFERENDUM
(INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH, 2017-06) P, Aishwarya
Stock Exchange provides a convenient and secured mechanism or platform for transactions in different securities. Such securities include shares and debentures issued by public companies which are duly listed at the stock exchange, and bonds and debenturesissued by government, public corporations and municipal and port trust bodies. Thecurrent study has been undertaken in order to predict the day to day fluctuations in theStock Market using Technical Analysis, analyse the average return and risk of Tata Steel Limited stock for the selected event window and study the impact of Brexit on Tata Steel Limited by applying Event Study analysis tools.
IMPACT OF CASHLESS ECONOMY ON SMALL RETAILERS – AN ANALYTICAL STUDY IN COIMBATORE
(International Journal of Management and Social Sciences (IJMSS), 2018-12) P, Aishwarya; M, Maheshwari
Cashless economy has been proposed successfully and the Government of India started implementing it through plans such as demonetization, e-payments, online banking, etc., The present study has been made to find out the opinion of small retailers on cashless economy and the problems faced by small retailers in accessing e-payment systems. The study is based on primary data collected from 120 small retailers in Coimbatore. Simple random sampling technique was applied and the data have been analyzed using the statistical tools namely, Percentage Analysis, Descriptive statistics, Mean Ranking and Kendall’s (W) co-efficient of concordance to reveal the results of the study. Small retailers have appreciated the initiative taken by the government to become a cashless economy and they have started to practice it. As they practice, there have been few issues that they face, namely, high transaction cost, security threats, etc., Hence, if the government ensures eradication of such small problems retailers would feel happy to be a part of cashless movement initiated.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY - ONLINE GAME ADDICTION & ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AMONG ADOLESCENTS
(International Journal of Engineering Technology Research & Management, 2019-12) M, Maheshwari; P, Aishwarya; S, Devi Priya; N, Suganthi
The primary aim of this study was to investigate the correlation between game addiction and academic achievements. The secondary aim was to adapt a self-report to measure game addiction. Hundred and twenty high school and higher secondary students participated in this study. Quota sampling technique has been used. Data were collected questionnaire that include a brief explanation of the aim of the study. The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between academic performance and online game addiction
A STUDY ON CONSUMER SATISFACTION ON LOYALTY CARD PROGRAMSWITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE CITY
(2020-02-02) Ilavarasi K; Nivedha A.S; Kaviya R; Krithika K
This article is based on consumer satisfaction towards loyalty cards .A loyalty card is an important element ofcustomer relationship management for shop related to the retailing sector. As there is proliferation of loyaltycards over the wide range of categories, this is little research that also focuses on loyalty cards and measurementof its impact on consumer satisfaction level. The need of measuring the impact of loyalty cards is that loyalty programs acts as incentive schemes which benefits consumers based on the repeated purchases made by them.The loyalty cards encourage the consumers to make decisions more dynamically while making repeated purchases with the same shop. Based on the results of the study, it is concluded that loyalty cards have onlylimited impact and satisfaction level on customer’s textile shop loyalty
DIGITALIZATION: A SCENARIO OF NEW NORMAL
(2022) Karthika A
The digital economy consists of numerous economic activities that use digital technology as a core factor for economical and other financial activities. The digital technologies drive innovation and fuel job opportunities and economic growth as its contribution. The digital economy also pervades all aspects of society, influences the way people interact and bringing about broad sociological changes. The e-commerce transactions of Asia occupy 25% of the business to consumer market in the world, lead by the People’s Republic of China. A significant transformation of the technology is needed for business enterprises across all industries are to survive and thrive in the new normal scenario. Although digitalization positively affects the productivity across sectors, its impact on employment and limited resource also persist. The new business environment will be dominated by digital ecosystems that enable multiple producers and business-to-business (B2B) customers to connect. In order compete and sustain in the future, the manufacturers must digitize all their processes and the customers should be prepared to access and satisfy their requirements digitally. To examine the various aspects of digitalization and its impact in Indian economy are the objectives of the study.
WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES OF TELECOM COMPANIES IN INDIA
(2022-02-03) Karthika A; Kanisha C.D; Koushika R; Malashree G.B; Sowmya K; Srinidhi M
The Telecom industry in India is the second biggest in the planet with a subscriber base of 1.17 billion. In February 2021, the number of broadband -subscribers rose to 765.1 million. The Government has emphasized reinforcing India’s domestic telecom manufacturing capacity. Efforts are additionally in progress to create a foundational network for 5G technology deployment in India. Working capital is the existence blood and operational hub of a business, which is exceptionally fundamental to keep up with the smooth running of business. Working Capital Administration is a significant part for each organization and firm. Its impact on profitability of 10 Indian Telecom companies listed in the National Stock Exchange for a period of five years from 2017 to 2021 are analysed.