am looking for you more often than my cows!” (Miller 1098). Cows are not treated well because they are just animals, and by comparing Mary Warren to a cow, Proctor is implying that she is the same status as an animal, at the bottom of the social pyramid. Like a cow, Mary is not only ignorant but constantly wandering off doing who knows what. Furthermore, once one is found, cows are easily manipulated into returning home, and if Mary is a cow, her being weak minded usually constitutes to her being
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INDUSTRIAL INTERNSHIP REPORT ON “A STUDY ON ENHANCEMENT OF DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL” A summer training project report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement of Post-Graduation Diploma in Management SUBMITTED BY: G.SRIVIDYA ROLL NO. 2T4-17 SUPERVISED BY: MRS.V.ANNAPURNA (ASST. PROFESSOR) SIVA SIVANI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT SECUNDERABAD-500100 2014-2016 COLLEGE CERTIFICATE COMPANY CERTIFICATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I would take this opportunity to express my
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Research methods and dissertation MSc Business and Management Project Proposal Hemis No.: 511381 Date: January 31, 2013 Table OF Contents 1. Title of the research----------------------------------------------------------2 2. Summary of the project------------------------------------------------------2 3. Structure of the final report--------------------------------------------------3 4. References---------------------------------------------------------------------4
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‘PAYMENT BANKS; A GAME CHANGER IN THE INDIAN FINANCIAL SECTOR AND A RACE WITH SMALL AND MEDIUM PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS’ Authors: Ajai vishnu, Adith Venugopal, Gokul Ajayakumar Abstract This is for the first time in the history of India's banking sector that RBI is giving out differentiated licences for specific activities. It has given in-principle’ licence to 11 entities to start Payment banks business. RBI is expected to come out with a second set of such licences — for small finance banks — and
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The rise of mercantile capitalism and the industrial revolution has made village consumerism irrelevant. Products were once less complicated due to the local nature of industry with the idea of caveat emptor “let the buyer beware” and laissez faire (no govt intervention) these are now outdated due to manufacturers engaging in deceptive conduct. This lead to the need for law reform. Consumer laws objective was to remedy the imbalance between manufacturer and consumer and reflect the moral and ethical
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Explain the applications and criticisms of Fredrick Taylor, Henri Fayol, Max Weber to educational administration and management. Fredrick Taylor Definition of Taylorism It’s the management process that scientific skills were to be applied to improve the productivity of workers. The characteristics of Taylorism 1. He used scientifically trained workers to improve the productivity. 2. Division of labour managers and workers so that managers can apply scientific method to
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Table of contents Executive summary 2 Companies profile and History. 3 The company’s proposition. 3 Chronology in introducing products, and other landmarks 3 Plants for manufacturing: 4 Land marks 4 Choosing Brand 5 Main Competitors 6 SWOT analyze Hero Motor Corp 6 Macro Environment 9 Consumer Behaviour. 9 The buying decision behavior for buying 10 Marketing plan, strategy (BCG’s and SBUs 10 Pricing 11 Channels of distribution 11 Promotion Mix 12 Executive summary Company
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Agricultural Journalism Definition-principles-Purpose- Importance & Functions Farm / Agricultural Journalism In the era of knowledge, intensive agriculture farmers need timely and local specific information about their farm practices. Farm journalism can play very crucial role in collection, processing and dissemination of information according to need of the farmers. The farm journalism should be based on scientific research and should be timely, local specific and according to needs of farmers
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needs of stakeholders - not just customers and investors, but also employees, suppliers, communities, regulators, special interest groups and society as a whole. It describes a company's commitment to be accountable to its stakeholders The CSR Pyramid Philanthropic Responsibilities
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NABARD https://www.nabard.org/english/about_Highlights.aspx Financial Inclusion During the year 2011-12, the disbursements under Financial Inclusion Fund (FIF) and Financial Inclusion Technology Fund (FITF) were 18.49 crore and 128.05 crore reflecting a growth (over previous year) of 100.8% and 137.1% respectively. With this, the cumulative disbursement since inception touched a level of 36.05 crore under FIF and 183.82 crore under FITF. Support was extended for setting up of Financial Literacy
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