Work-life conflict is defined as an inter-role struggle, where work and family burdens are conjointly incompatible, such that the demands on one-end make it difficult to fulfil the demands on the other end. This conflict occurs as a result of the incompatibility of demands that work and family place on an individual. This conflict...
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The Lehman Crisis A decade ago, in the year 2008 on the 15th of September Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. This bankruptcy was considered as the biggest ever in the history of finance since the company had assets that were worth USD 639 billion and debt of value USD 619 billion. The asset value...
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A cartel is an agreement among organisation or producers or business firms to wield control over the market by manipulating the price of the product or setting production targets. The key objective of cartels is the maximization of profit, or to evade losses amongst the members. Members of a cartel mostly decide to circumvent...
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Cash is important and is the king of every business. Every company has to have cash on hand in order to be able to pay for the goods and services it uses, and consequently, to stay in business. Simply said, that the company has to be practical of managing its day to day operations....
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Introduction For more than two decades organic food has gained elevating attraction from most of the market decision makers, government bodies and other industrial bodies as it provides several advantages (Yamjala, Nainar & Ramisetti, 2016). On the basis of marketing organic industry provides the demand for organic food all over the world and this...
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Introduction Financial collapse has occurred almost in every economy all around the globe and does not mark as something extraordinary in nature but what struck the governments is the way to overcome the situation eventually over a long period of time. This paper aims to discuss such a financial collapse that happened in the...
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Inflation takes place either when prices go up or when it takes more money to buy the same items. Inflation rate reflected by consumer price index (CPI) signifies an overall upward price movement of goods and services. The rates of inflation influence the stock market volatility and risk. Inflation rate is further separated into...
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The term Artificial Intelligence (AI), basically means the theory and practice of building machines capable of carrying out tasks that seem to involve intelligence. It is a technology that permits a system’s ability to correctly interpret external data, to learn from such data, and to use those learnings to achieve specific goals and tasks...
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A stock exchange is responsible for effective operations of the economy. It acts as the support to a nation’s economic infrastructure. Stock exchanges assist companies raise money to grow. They provide individuals the facility to invest skilfully in companies. If investors are self-assured, they will buy stocks, mutual funds, or stock options. Stock exchanges ensure and enforce...
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Behaviorism is also known as behavioral psychology. This field takes up a systematic approach to understand the behavior of all animals and humans. This field further revolves around the basic idea that all behavior is learned. There are a number of different types of learning like classical conditioning, operant conditioning, learning through consequences, and...
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