Business Environment Textile Sector Report Submitted By Abhay kumar Abhimanyu Malik Abhinav Mishra 12810001 12810002 12810003 Abhishek Kumar Dubey 12810004 MBA1st Year Department Of Management Studies‚ IIT Roorkee Business Environment‚ Textile Sector Report Contents 1. 2. AN OVERVIEW OF TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN INDIA .............................................................................. 2 TEXTILE SECTOR EVOLUTION IN INDIA...............................................
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THE INFORMAL SECTOR. In India‚ about 92% of the labour force or about 326 million persons work in the informal sector. As such‚ it can be well be termed as the “Informal Economy”. The concept of the Informal Sector was first introduced by Keith Hart in a field study of urban workers in Ghana in 1971 for denoting the self – employed sector which provided a source of income to many new entrants to the labour force who were unable to secure jobs in the organized or formal sector. The concept
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streets to later bring the money bag to their oppressors) Domestic Servitude (Children who are forced into homes to cook‚ garden‚ fetch water‚ clean and any other services that their employers require.) Forced Labor in the Mines (a strenuous work and is considered one for the most dangerous professions in the world children spend long hours in hard physical labor‚ if such work like mining is dangerous for grown men it will be much
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Pakistan Banking sector Compiled by: Consulate General of Switzerland Karachi‚ 25th February 2011 1. ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: Pakistan’s economy has been predominantly agrarian. Since Pakistan came into existence‚ the contribution of the agricultural sector to the GDP has declined gradually from over 50 percent in 1949-1950 to about 22 percent in the fiscal year 2009-10 (July 2009-June 2010). However‚ agriculture still remains the major sector of the GDP composition. Other economic sectors include industry
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Dairy Industry: Framing the Perspective 09 Issues & Challenges: Dissecting the Supply Chain 14 Review of Existing Govt. Initiatives: A Reality Check 19 Public Private Partnership: A Win-Win Approach 25 Financing the Dairy Sector: Issues and Way Forward 29 About CII About Technopak 5 A to C Assistance to Co-operatives BMC Bulk Milk Coolers Acronyms & Abbreviations A.I AMUL CII DAHD DCS DVCF Govt. GTIS HACCP IDDP LPD ISO MMPO
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INNOVATIONS IN BANKING SECTOR INTRODUCTION The term innovation means”to make something new”. Banks no longer restricted themselves to traditional banking activities but explored newer avenues to increase business and capture new market. INDIAN BANKING SECTOR From 1806 qualitative & quantitative changes have been taken place. With 1935 regulation RBI was proclaimed as central bank of India. In 1990’s greater emphasis was placed on technology & innovation. New concepts like personal banking
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There has been considerable scientific debate on how to make the public sector function in the best way‚ and in particular there has been a debate on the role of government‚ of regulatory institutions and of good governance in the developing world. With (great) power comes (great) responsibility‚ but how much and what form of state intervention (government regulation) is needed to achieve economic development‚ political accountability‚ poverty eradication and other objectives? This debate
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Hydro energy contribution to power generation in india . Power generation sector is always a considering sector in india . India as being a developing country lags behind in the power generation to fulfil the demand supply ratio . But still there is always an increment in power generation year by year . Indian ministry of power have been building new policies to meet the expectation in energy generation by using conventional and nonconventional sources of energy . India is putting emphasis on
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BANKING SECTOR 1 PRESENTATION FLOW Service Industry – Features SCM in Service Industry Banking Industry – Overview Problem Statement Objectives for FY2010 Retail Banking (Liquidity and Credit Management) Credit Card Delivery Mechanism Corporate Banking HNI Banking 2 UNIQUE FEATURES OF SERVICE INDUSTRY The customer – a participant in the service process Simultaneous production and consumption Perishability Limited Scale Economies Labor Intensiveness
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crisis to its status of third largest economy in the world by 2011‚ India has grown significantly in terms of economic development. So has its banking sector. During this period‚ recognizing the evolving needs of the sector‚ the Finance Ministry of Government of India (GOI) set up various committees with the task of analyzing India’s banking sector and recommending legislation and regulations to make it more effective‚ competitive and efficient.[1] Two such expert Committees were set up under the
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