Papers by Dr. Sanjeeb Kumar Dey
Asian Journal of Management, May 3, 2022
Goods and Services Tax is one of the major tax reforms in indirect tax structure in post-independ... more Goods and Services Tax is one of the major tax reforms in indirect tax structure in post-independence India. The prime motive of introducing goods and services tax is to form an uniform tax structure applicable to whole India. The study focuses to explore level of understanding about common idea of goods and services tax and to evaluate the perspicacity of customers about impact of GST on prices of goods and services. A structured questionnaire has been used for data collection from different districts of Odisha and statistical methods including chi-square test, paired t test and descriptive statistics were used for empirical analysis. We find that opinion of customers’ regarding increase in cost of services after GST differ from customer to customer and tax as an important determinant for purchase decision is independent of demographic profile.
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International Journals of Marketing and Technology, 2012
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MANTHAN: Journal of Commerce and Management
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International Journals of Marketing and Technology, 2012
Appraising the performance of the human resources is the most vital goal of the organization. The... more Appraising the performance of the human resources is the most vital goal of the organization. The success of any organization depends on the effectiveness of the recruited people and that can be achieved by measuring their performance and appraising them rightly. The rapidly growing organizations and the changing world demand a more comprehensive approach to assess the performance of the employees and utilize their talent as the valuable resources. The purpose of this paper is to provide a more comprehensive statistical analysis of evaluating and appraising the employees of the industries/organizations like Bhilai Steel Plant, NTPC, NALCO, ISPAT Alloys, Emami Paper Mills, Odisha. The Participants were chosen randomly, 128 agreed to participate in the survey but the data could be collected from 100 respondents only.
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Orissa Journal of Commerce
The greatness and simplicity of EMH (Efficient Market Hypothesis) has surprised investors from ti... more The greatness and simplicity of EMH (Efficient Market Hypothesis) has surprised investors from time to time regarding the correct pricing and efficient strategies for investment. Applying the same logic to Indian Derivative market, the present paper makes an effort to examine the market efficiency of index futures. The study has undertaken tests of market efficiency of Nifty Index Futures contract from 1st January, 2018 to 1st January, 2021 Random walk theory is tried to be tested in this context and Ljung- Box test is applied to check the fluctuations in future contract prices. The background thought is kept like if market is inefficient at its weak-form that leads to the proof that market does have memory and future prices do not stick to random walk. Findings of the study reveals that past prices of future contracts cannot be used as base to forecast the terminal prices and abnormal profit can be made as they are random in nature.
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Indian Journal of Research in Capital Markets
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The importance of MSME has been recognized in recent years in both developed and developing count... more The importance of MSME has been recognized in recent years in both developed and developing countries for its significant contribution in gratifying various socio-economic objectives such as higher growth of employment, output, promotion of exports and fostering entrepreneurship. They play a crucial role in the industrial development of any country. The MSME sector is an important pillar of Indian economy as it contributes greatly to growth of Indian economy. This sector even assumes greater importance now as the country moves towards a faster and inclusive growth agenda. Moreover, it is the MSME sector which can help realize the target of proposed National Manufacturing Policy of raising the share of manufacturing sector in GDP from 16% at present to 25% by the end of 2022. The present paper is an attempt to focus the present status of performance of MSMEs in India & future prospects. It is concluded that this sector contributes significantly to manufacturing output, employment, exports of the country.
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Abhinav-National Monthly Refereed Journal Of Research In Commerce & Management, Aug 28, 2015
In the present time scenario unemployment is a very vital problem in a developing country like in... more In the present time scenario unemployment is a very vital problem in a developing country like in India. In this aspect up to some extent the handloom products of the handloom industry solve this above problem. Handloom industry is coming under the small scale industry. Handloom is a rural based and labour intensive industry. So, to make rural people economically independents, rural industrialisation is a vital necessity through handloom industry. There are various handloom products are produced by the handloom weavers in Odisha. Some of the products have unique demand in the local as well as in foreign market and they have earned considerable profits and others have very negligible profits even if they have incurred losses. Reduced in prices, increases availability, improve the quality /colour, durability, innovative design, more varieties, latest fashion and trends, more awareness, special market survey for handloom products, customization, suitable whether condition and reduce intermediaries etc. are needed to improve the satisfaction level of handloom customers. Various scholars have been studied about the handloom industry which termed as textile industry. The present paper has both descriptive and analytical in nature. The data have been collected through the questionnaire as well from the internet. It also has group discussion with around 100 handloom weavers of Cuttack district. The present study attempts to analyses the profitability of handloom products in Odisha. Various statistical tools like mean, standard deviation and chi-square test have been used to analysis the profitability of selected handloom products of Odisha.
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Customer is the king in kingdom of Marketing and Banking has no exception to it. Today is the day... more Customer is the king in kingdom of Marketing and Banking has no exception to it. Today is the day of information and technology. Now-a-days customers buying decisions are not based simply on the quality of the product but with the relationship they have with the company. Banking industry has gone through drastic changes due to GLP economy in one hand and on the other hand accepting deposits and giving advances is no more sole function of banks. It needs to expand its services to wide variety of products. Customer Relationship Management is about creating the feel of comfort in this high tech environment. The ultimate performance of a bank depends upon the satisfaction of its customers. E-CRM, which is the latest buzzword in the corporate sector, is perceived as one of the effective tool in this direction by the banks. With the extensive use of technology and automation of banking operation i.e. e-banking, the term E-CRM has been propounded to mean practicing customer relationship ma...
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Universal Journal of Accounting and Finance, 2022
Financial literacy has gained importance in recent years and has become a major issue all around ... more Financial literacy has gained importance in recent years and has become a major issue all around the world. The financial market offers a wide range of products in a complicated manner and product accessibility has also risen. As a result, it is critical for individuals to have the appropriate financial knowledge and awareness in order to make the utmost use of their financial resources. Due to the massive population, poor literacy levels, poverty, disparities in regional languages, diverse cultures, and wide socioeconomic disparities, the path to a financially literate in India is also difficult. Further, the behaviour and attitudes of an individual are influenced by the enormous range of culture, beliefs, religion, and customs found in different states. Under such circumstances, this research is conducted to determine the way financial literacy is linked to financial knowledge, financial attitude and financial behaviour in Odisha, India. It is found that there is a negative effect of "Financial Behaviour" on "Financial literacy level". "Financial knowledge" is found to be positively related to "Financial behaviour" and "Financial attitude". But, "Financial attitude & Financial behaviour" are negatively related.
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Siddhant- A Journal of Decision Making, 2015
Tax is a compulsory extraction and major source of revenue for the Government. Being a citizen of... more Tax is a compulsory extraction and major source of revenue for the Government. Being a citizen of India, paying tax is one of our constitutional duties in return of fundamental rights. But paying tax is always a painful task as it directly impacts on the residual income of the taxpayers. Tax can be reduced either by evasion or avoidance or tax planning. Tax evasion is illegal, tax avoidance is not a crime but tax planning is ethical and legal. Tax planning is important for every assessee to reduce their tax liability and compliance with the income tax rules. Salaried assessee has no exception to it. To enjoy the benefits of tax planning, the assessee must know different provisions of tax planning available in the laws. With this background, this paper is an attempt to analyse the tax planning measures taken by the salaried persons in Odisha. It is found that more than 60% of the lecturers do not have sound ideas about various provisions of income tax. Tax planning measures adopted b...
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European Journal of Business and Management, 2014
The Indian Paper Industry, 15 th largest in the world, accounts for about 1.6% of the world’s pro... more The Indian Paper Industry, 15 th largest in the world, accounts for about 1.6% of the world’s production of paper and paperboard with anestimated turnover of Rs 35,000 crore approximately. It is a priority sector for foreign collaboration and 100% FDI is approved on automatic route by Reserve Bank of India. Currently, there are about 515 paper companies engaged in the manufacture of paper and paperboards and newsprint in India. The present paper is an assessment of paper industry in India in general and comparative study ofBallarpur Industries Limited (BILT) & JK Paper Ltd in particular. The analysis has been done with the help of selected financial ratios for a period of 14 years (2000-2013) under four broad aspects i.e. profitability, liquidity, solvency and management efficiency. The study found that nonehas satisfactory liquidity position. JK paper is more efficient in respect profitability, solvency and management efficiency then BILT. Key words : Paper Industry, Profitabi...
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International Journal of Advanced Research in Management and Social Sciences, 2014
The funds requirement of corporate world can be solved both from equity and debt market. However,... more The funds requirement of corporate world can be solved both from equity and debt market. However, projects having high gestation period largely depends on debt and that demands high debt and CDS instruments. Credit is the spinal cord on which the entire body of an economy rests. Globalization and liberalization, more pronounced in the last decade, led to the expansion of world market which could be taken as a proxy to measure the exponential growth of the credit market. But it is observed that the volume of credit market, especially credit derivatives market has exceeded everyone's expectations since their introduction in the early nineties. Being the OTC products, these are perceived as the most sophisticated and to some extent, hyped risk management tools because some analysts advocate that credit risk ceased to exist with their arrival. On the contrary these are also perceived as the real culprit in sub-prime crisis which unnecessarily put a financial institution in a positio...
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The Indian Paper Industry accounts for about 1.6% of the world’s production of paper and paperboa... more The Indian Paper Industry accounts for about 1.6% of the world’s production of paper and paperboard. Till now, the growth in paper industry has mirrored the growth in GDP. The Paper industry is a priority sector for foreign collaboration and 100% FDI is approved on automatic route by Reserve Bank of India. Currently, there are about 515 paper companies engaged in the manufacture of paper and paper boards and newsprint in India. The present study on the financial performance appraisal of paper industry in India has been undertaken in order to assess the overall position and compare the performance of two growing paper mills in India viz; Ballarpur Industries Limited (BILT) & JK Paper Ltd. This book will be useful for M.Com, MBA, M.Phil/Ph.D in Commerce & Management students of Indian universities and management institutions across the country.
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In the present time scenario unemployment is a very vital problem in a developing country like in... more In the present time scenario unemployment is a very vital problem in a developing country like in India. In this aspect up to some extent the handloom products of the handloom industry solve this above problem. Handloom industry is coming under the small scale industry. Handloom is a rural based and labour intensive industry. So, to make rural people economically independents, rural industrialisation is a vital necessity through handloom industry. There are various handloom products are produced by the handloom weavers in Odisha. Some of the products have unique demand in the local as well as in foreign market and they have earned considerable profits and others have very negligible profits even if they have incurred losses. Reduced in prices, increases availability, improve the quality /colour, durability, innovative design, more varieties, latest fashion and trends, more awareness, special market survey for handloom products, customization, suitable whether condition and reduce in...
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