QUANTITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS (THEORY PART)
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This document provides an overview of quantitative data analysis, including different data types like nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales. It also describes common statistical analyses like descriptive statistics to analyze frequencies, means, medians and modes, as well as inferential statistics for comparison tests, correlation, and regression. Specific comparison tests are outlined for within-groups, between-groups, and mixed subject designs depending on the number of groups being compared.
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King Asoka and the art of Governance
KING ASOKA AND THE ART OF GOVERNANCE
by
Prof. Sanjeev Sareen
Assoc. Dean & Dy ACO
Faculty - Marketing & Operations
ICFAI Business School,
Gurgaon
Landline: 0124-4980950 Extn. 206
Email: sanjeev.sareen@ibsindia.org
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DEFERRED TAX
Deferred Tax,
By: Mahima Pahwa (IBS Gurgaon)
Differences between Accounting Income and Taxable Income
TYPES OF DEFERRED TAX
DEFERRED TAX LIABILITY
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS PRESENTATION
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"Talent wins games, but Teamwork wins Championships" - Micheal Jordan
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Read about the academic, extracurricular events happened in IBS Gurgaon during April-June 2018. Know your surroundings through Samvaad.
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Introduction to Financial Management
Introduction to Financial Management
By. Prof Navneet Saxena
IBS Gurgaon
Objective:
At the end of this session you should be able to understand
Objectives
Functions and Scope
Evolution
Interface of Financial Management with Other Functional Areas
Environment of Corporate Finance
Introduction to Financial Accounting
Introduction to Accounting
By. Prof Navneet Saxena
IBS Gurgaon
Objective:
At the end of this session you should be able to understand
Distinction among Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting and Management Accounting
Evolution of Accounting
Basic Concepts of Financial Accounting
Conventions of Accounting
Stages of Preparing Accounting Statements
From Input to Output
Users of Financial Statements
Advantages of Accounting
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
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Cadbury- Marketing strategies
John Cadbury began selling tea, coffee and drinking chocolate in 1824 in Birmingham, England. He later began producing cocoa and drinking chocolates. In 1897, Cadbury introduced milk chocolate bars and in 1905 launched the Dairy Milk bar. Cadbury became the largest confectionery company in the UK. In India, Cadbury began importing chocolates in 1948 and set up manufacturing facilities across the country. Dairy Milk remains Cadbury's flagship brand and is the market leader with over 70% market share in India. The document then discusses market segmentation, pricing, and consumer behavior towards Dairy Milk in India. It suggests Cadbury could target lower income groups and influence behavior through psychological and social class factors in its advertising
Global marketing
The document discusses several topics related to international trade and globalization including:
- Trade agreements and organizations that work to reduce trade barriers like the EU, NAFTA, WTO, and GATT.
- Factors that influence a country's economy and income distribution like industrial structure, government policies, and political stability.
- Considerations for developing a marketing strategy in foreign markets like objectives, country selection, entry methods, and adapting products and communications to other cultures.
- The stages of internationalization a company may go through from exporting to becoming a global organization.
Introduction to Macroeconomics
This document provides an introduction to macroeconomic concepts including consumption, investment, government spending, international trade, and applications for managers. It defines consumption as the use of goods and services to satisfy human wants, and describes the importance of consumption. It also defines investment and the different types, as well as the purposes and roles of government spending and international trade measures like exports, imports, and net exports. Finally, it discusses how macroeconomic trends can impact businesses and why managers should consider the macroeconomic environment when making decisions.
Financial Management- WIPRO
The document analyzes the working capital of Wipro Limited over three fiscal years. It defines working capital and its components. It finds that Wipro's working capital and current ratio increased each year, indicating strong liquidity. While the working capital turnover ratio decreased slightly each year, it remained positive, showing efficient use of capital. In conclusion, Wipro managed its working capital well over this period to support profitability and meet obligations.
Demonetization
Demonetization involves stripping a currency unit of its status as legal tender. The document discusses the reasons for and effects of India's 2016 demonetization, which aimed to eradicate counterfeit currency, fight tax evasion, and promote a cashless economy. The short-term effects included liquidity stress and economic chaos. However, it increased cashless transactions by 400-1000% and led to 86% of cash deposits in banks, increasing liquidity. This higher liquidity enabled banks to lower lending interest rates and incentivize more investment. Both monetary and fiscal policy tools could be used to further stimulate the economy in light of reduced money supply and consumption.
Management Accounting
Burger Point is a fast food joint in Gurugram, India owned by Mr. Sandeep Sharma that sells vegetarian and non-vegetarian burgers. An analysis of their monthly sales of Rs. 360,000 found that their profit was Rs. 133,410, break-even point in units was 1,905, and break-even point in rupees was Rs. 95,240. Their variable costs include ingredients like onions, oil, and sauces, while fixed costs include salaries, electricity, and rent.
Survey on Genetic Testic
This document presents a marketing plan for genetic testing. It aims to collect data from family members of cancer and diabetes patients to assess awareness and create a marketing strategy. The plan involves market research, defining the target customers and unique value proposition. It proposes awareness campaigns using various media like press releases, websites, social media before and after launching the genetic testing services. Pricing and survey results are also presented which found that the main reason people don't undergo genetic testing is low awareness. The marketing plan aims to increase awareness and convince more people by providing additional services and pricing plans.
Google- How it Works
Google's vision is to make all of the world's information freely accessible and useful. Its goals are to remain user-centric, provide the best search experience, focus on core competencies like search and information democratization. Google grew through acquisitions like YouTube and has strengths in its search algorithm, brand image, investors, talent, and innovation. Its revenue comes solely from advertising, and it faces threats from legal challenges and competitors. Google's strategies include maintaining a human touch, focusing on its core search competency, and exploring new areas like genetics and virtual libraries.
Online fundraising
This document discusses effective online fundraising strategies and provides examples from Korea. It begins by outlining conditions for successful online fundraising, including having an established giving culture, strong IT infrastructure, and donor confidence in online donations. It then highlights Korea's giving culture, widespread IT usage, and how organizations there have integrated online capacities like donor databases. Two case studies from Korean NGOs are presented, showing how they increased members, donors, and funds through advocacy, events, volunteer recruitment, and fundraising online and through mobile technologies. The document concludes that with Hong Kong's high internet usage, online fundraising could also be successful with the right strategies around driving traffic, understanding audiences, maintaining brands, and keeping responses flexible.
Business Analytics
The document discusses business analytics and decision making. It defines key concepts like data warehousing, data mining, business intelligence, descriptive analytics, predictive analytics, and prescriptive analytics. It explains how these concepts are used to extract insights from data to support decision making in organizations. Examples of how different types of analytics can be applied in a retail context are provided.
IKEA’s- Global Marketing Strategy
The document provides an overview of IKEA, the Swedish furniture retailer. It discusses the company's founding in 1943 in Sweden, its global expansion to over 300 stores in 36 countries, and its revenue of $35.7 billion in 2015. The document also summarizes IKEA's history and important milestones, including launching its first catalog in 1951 and developing flat-pack furniture in the 1950s to reduce shipping costs.
Cashless economy
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