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Editorial
It is my pleasure to bring you the first issue of the journal for the year 2016, with itscollection of research articles and review. The first research article by Amrita Ganguly andKoushik Das highlights that there is no available literature on estimation of Pollution Termsof Trade (PTOT)on the Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) of 2007-08 which focuses on theimpact on PTOT of India due to international crude oil price variation and reduction ofenergy subsidy.This issue also contains a review by Joshin John of the book entitled, Elon Musk: How theBillionaire CEO of SpaceX and Tesla is Shaping Our Future, by Ashlee Vance published in 2015
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Price momentum strategy has become increasingly popular among investors and the articleby Martin Bernard and Malabika Deo examines the possibility of high returns from thisstrategy in the Indian stock market. The study while finding the presence of a momentumphenomenon in the Indian market, has not found any evidence of a relationship betweentrading volume and momentum returns
Impact of Personality Traits and Role Efficacy on Stress Level: An Empirical Study
Stress has been recognized as a major challenge to not only individualmental and physical health but also to organizationalhealth (ILO 1986). It may cripple organizational growth and productivity.Though numerous studies examine the relationship ofstress with other individual level factors including personality,the relationship of the five factor model of personality and roleefficacy with stress has been studied much less, especially in Asiancountries. In fact, no such study has been undertaken on a sampleset comprising Indians. This paper seeks to bridge this gap byexamining whether personality and role efficacy act as predictorsof employee stress or not. The results of the study reveal thatout of the big five, only neuroticism is significantly related to thestress of the employees. The study also reveals that only the centralityand growth aspects of role efficacy significantly explainthe variance in the stress of the employee
Building Competitive Advantage through Effective Management of HR
Building Competitive Advantage through Effective Management of H
Strategizing for Globalisation :India's Performance,Problems and Prospects
Strategizing for Globalisation :India's Performance,Problems and Prospect
Market Operative Pricing and planned obsolecenses:The New business tools
Market Operative Pricing and planned obsolecenses:The New business tool
From the Field:Enchanting Lives: The Archana Model Women Empowerment
Archana Women’s Centre (AWC) is the Kerala wing of Jyothi Jeeva Poorna Trust (JJPT)registered under the Indian Trust Act (Reg No.50). The trust is run by the Secular Institute;The Oblate Missionaries of Mary Immaculate. JJPT first began functioning in the state ofTamil Nadu from 1970. It extended its intervention activities in Kerala in 1992, andestablished the AWC at Thellakamnear Kottayam in 2006. In 2009 a training cumcoordination centre was established in Vettimukal, near Ettumanoor, in Kerala