Market Forces (Journal of Management, Business and Economics, College of Management Science, PAF-KIET)
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Round Table on “Stock Exchange, Where is it Heading?â€
A panel discussion on “Stock Exchange, where is it heading?†was organized in collaboration with M/S Business Solutions in September 2005 at PAF-Karachi Institute of Economics and Technology Main Campus. It was inaugurated by Sardar Ahmed Khan, Senior Minister, Finance, Sindh
MOTOR CYCLES MARKET SNAP SHOT: A BRAND TRACKING SURVEY
In every issue we present consumer perceptions of brands. This pictorial snap is based on the five tested and validated constituents of brand equity. The current issue contains the brand image of Motor cycles
FEDERAL BUDGET 2006-07
The Federal budget 2006-2007 presented in the National Assembly is totaled at PKR 1315 billion. This is 19.7% higher than the Federal Budget 2005-2006. For FY06, the revised fiscal deficit was PKR 328 billon. This is expected to increase to about PKR 394 billion in FY07. This, it is estimated will approximate 4.5 percent of the GDP. It is assumed that the government will achieve a growth rate target of 7 percent and inflation target of 6.5 percent during FY 2006 – 2007
MARKET SNAP SHOT: A BRAND TRACKING SURVEY: REFRIGERATORS
In every issue we present different brands’ perceptions. This pictorial snap shot is based on the five tested and validated components of brand equity. The current issue measures the market perception of refrigerator brand
IMPACT OF THE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SYSTEM ON EMPLOYEE BEHAVIOR IN THE MARKETING AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENTS OF A FOREIGN BANK IN KARACHI.
I. ObjectiveThis study is designed to examine the impact of the performance evaluation system on the behavior, attitudes and morale of the employees of a major private sector bank in Pakistan. Literature survey is presented in Section II of this paper. This served as the conceptual framework. Analysis of data is presented in Section IV. Methodology is discussed in Sec III. We find that the performance evaluation system does not have a discernable Positive impact on employee motivation or subsequent performance
CONFERENCE REPORT: “PAKISTAN SOCIETY OF DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICSâ€, DECEMBER 2005
The 21st annual general meeting and conference of the Pakistan Society of Development Economists (PSDE) was held on December 19th-21st, 2005 at Islamabad. The event was hosted by the Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE). The theme of the conference was ‘Skill-Development, Productivity and Growth’
Fiscal performance of Six Selected Taluka Municipal Administration in Sindh Fy 2001 to Fy 2005.
Devolution of government financial authority has been an important component of the fiscal reforms implemented by the Musharraf government on the advice of the IMF, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank since 2000. Devolution of fiscal authority has been integrated into the scheme for the establishment of local government in Sindh. The legal framework for this devolution of fiscal authority is provided by the Sindh Local Government Ordinance (SLGO) of 2001. The fiscal responsibility of Taluka and Town Municipal Authorities (TMAs) have been significantly enhanced by this legislative act
COMMENTS ON ZAMAN “ISLAMIC ECONOMICS: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS"
Prof. Dr. Asad Zaman’s note on Islamic economics is a very useful effort at self criticism. I am generally in agreement with his plea to adopt a more problem oriented approach and give priority to operationalisation of Islamic concepts and goals, particularly establishment of social justice, elimination of poverty and tangible reduction in economic disparities. He is however, not the first person who has highlighted these aspects and almost every major writer on Islamic economics, particularly, the first generation writers have emphasized these points again and again 1. I welcome his forthright approach and plea for bringing this issue into the centre of the debate on research, teaching and policy making
Enhancing E-Learning through Web Service and Intelligent Agents
E-learning is basically the integration of various technologies. E-Learning technology is now maturing and we can find a multiplicity of standards. New technologies such as agents and web services are promising better results. In this paper we have proposed an e-learning architecture that is dependent on intelligent agent systems and web services. These communication technologies will make the architecture more robust, scalable and efficient
Interview of Barrister Abdul Razak Sattar
BARRISTER ABDUL RAZAK SATTARSENIOR COUNSEL,Interviewed BYQazi Mohammad SalmanCollege of Management SciencesPAF-Karachi Institute of Economics and Technolog