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- ItemGender Equality and Inclusive Growth in Developing India(2010) Manonmani, M
- ItemStrategic Issues of Social Entrepreneurs- A Bird’s Eye View(2010) Pankajam, AEntrepreneurship by new and established companies is a major source of wealth and job creation, economic and technological growth, and social transformation (Bhide, 2000). This transformation is made possible by the powerful forces entrepreneurship unleashes, where ordinary people conceive innovative ideas, organize production, assume risk, and engage customers to accumulate wealth or address pressing social causes, often across national borders. ‘Social entrepreneurship encompasses the activities and processes undertaken to discover, define, and exploit opportunities in order to enhance social wealth by creating new ventures or managing existing organizations in an innovative manner. ’ Social wealth is dejlned broadly to include economic, societal, health, and environmental aspects of human welfare. Social entrepreneurs may discover or create opportunities and launch ventures to make profits, create wealth, or balance social and economic imperatives. Social entrepreneurs are ambitious, mission driven, strategic, resourceful, result oriented. Social entrepreneurs play the role of change agents in the social sector. In this situation this paper analyses the issues related to social entrepreneurship, the need for the social entrepreneurs and the steps to be taken by the government for improving social entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurship.
- ItemINVITRO AND INVIVO ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF SEAWEED EXTRACTS AND SEAWEED FOOD PRODUCTS(2010) Umamageshwari; Thahira Banu, A
- ItemGender Inequality—Nature, Types, Consequences and Current Concerns(2010) Arockia Maraichelvi, K
- ItemIthihaskar Vrendravanlal Verma(2010) Shashi Prabha Jain
- ItemThamizhai Marabum Deavaradhivyaprabandha Balangalum(2010) Janaka Maya Devi, V
- ItemCustomer Relationship Management in Lilt Insurance Corporation o f India Paving Wa) for Financial Inclusion among Wom en(2010) Shanthi, PCusloniei Relationship Management is a process which can enhance the efliciency o f tJie Inalan limn., f i ' sector especially insurance. Financial inclusion represents reliable access to att'ordable savings, insurance .'•mi, • x. loans and remittances. I t primarily implies access to insurance services, deposits, bank accounts, etc. The esii iu c t inclusion o f women and their view o f customer relationship maintained b y the Life Insurance Corporation o f India aii the issues covered in this study. The researcher has collected the information with the help o f Interview Sebedid, from TJO women respondents. A non-probability sampling procedure was used to select sample rcspondenl.x 1 he study is conducted in Coimbatore City o f Tamilnadu. Majority o f the respondents ranked Life Insurance PoHi ics lirst among all other Investment options. 'The overall satisfactions o f the respondents about th e services at the / /( agent’s were te sted through t-te st and analysis o f variances. I t is te sted based on the criteria’s such as respondent* Age, Education, Annual Income, and the Life Policy schemes, preferred b y them.
- ItemHistory of Cheras in Patirruppattu(2010) Janaka Maya Devi, V
- ItemImpact of Kisan Credit Card System on Financial Inclusion in India(2010) Annapoorani, R
- ItemImpact of Kisan Credit Card System on Financial Inclusion in India(2010) Annapoorani, R
- ItemDeterminants of Secondary Education in India in the Post Reform Period(2010) Annapoorani, R
- ItemHRM in Indian Banking Sector: A Paradigm Shift(2010) Sarala, K S
- ItemFractal Image Compression Techniques(2010) Shanmugapriya, D
- ItemInglusive Growth in Rural Areas Through Financial Institutions(2010) Annapoorani, R
- ItemRecycling Textile W as te -N ew er Dimensions(2010) Amsamani, S
- ItemFinancial Inclusion through Saving and InyCvStment o f Urban Slum Women A Socio-Economic Analysis(2010) Shanthi, Phi Jitdia, Last fifteen years has witnessed growth in financial services unfolded b y Liberalization and (dobalization o f fnianciai services due to adoption o f infortnation technology and unlocking o f the regularity framr work. But, alongside thesepositiye deyelopnients there are evidences that formal financial sector s till excludes a large section o f population. Financial inclusion among women investor is very important. Because, Women investors hold ili/fcrent perceptions on liquidity', collateral quality, statutory protection, etc., for various investment avenues. In addition, th ey fix their priorities for these perceptions. The formation o f perceptions triggers the investment proces:, II I its own way', often leading to unrealistic apprehensions especially among women investors. The present study seek s to examine the awareness o f 125 urban slum women's towards savings and investment pattern. The respondents were selected b y cluster convenient sampling technique in Coimbatore city’ o f Tamil Nadu. The relevant data on the fic to is llillucncing about the .Socio-economic status, status o f financial liabilities purpose o f savings and investments were yollected with the help o f well- structured questionnaire. Majority o f the respondents have given top p rio r ity towards In surance p ro d u c t by' applying percentage analysis. The chi-square test reveals that, pattern o f saving, schemes of Investment among urban slum women investors vary according to their socio-economic condition. The multiple Vrgressions analysis te s t reveals that purpose o f savings, pattern o f savings, schemes o f investment and monthiv saving o f urban slum women are closely associated with their tyjic o f occupation.