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  • PublisherPrints Publications Pvt Ltd
  • ISBN-139789393674302
  • BindingHard back
  • Pages284
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Published2022

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Publisher Prints Publications Pvt Ltd
Publication Year 2022
ISBN-13 9789393674302
E-ISBN 9789394791961
Binding Hard back
Number of Pages 284 Pages
Language English
Edition 1st
Dimension (Inches) 5.5"x8.5"
Weight (Grams) 546
Subject Economics
Category Commerce/ Management

Organisations exist to attain certain goals and objectives through unified team efforts of management and executives.

Performance of a business or a company is an amalgam of various activities performed by it in different areas of operations. While appraising or assessing the performance of the company, a fair evaluation should be made regarding the efficiency and effectiveness of the concern in these areas of operations. The important areas of performance appraisal include: production, cost trends and sales, profitability, funds management, financial strength, working capital, value added, fixed assets, social performance, liquidity and productivity.

Indian Manufacturing Sector in Liberalised Era presents thought-provoking research papers in the field of corporate performance evaluation. The subject matter of the book is structured around six important areas of performance appraisal, which can be advantageously used by research scholars, teachers, financial managers, creditors and businessman.

The book provides multidirectional and multidimensional investigation of various aspects of corporate performance evaluation with reference to Indian manufacturing sector in liberalised era. Apart from its extensive coverage and lucid presentation, the strength of the book lies in its Indian background. This book will be of immense use particularly to university and college teachers, chartered accountants, company secretaries, M.Com., B.Com., and MBA students and other professional courses. In addition, it would be useful reference book for researchers and financial managers.

Dr. A. Vijay Kumar

Dr. A. Vijay kumar is a Reader in the Faculty of Commerce, Erode Arts College, Erode. He obtained his B.Com in 1984 from Madras University. He completed his first class post- graduate course in the Department of Commerce; Erode Arts College affiliated to Bharathiar University, Coimbatore in the year 1986. He got his M.Phil. degree in 1990 and Ph.D. degree in 1997 from Bharathiar University. He has also completed PGDCA from Bharathiar University in 2003. He has been teaching in the Department of Commerce, Erode Arts College for over 22 years. He has been guiding a number of research scholars in research programs leading to M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees. He has produced 25 M. Phil. and 3 Ph. D. scholars during his service so far. His field of specialisation includes: Financial Management, Advanced Accounting, Cost and Management Accounting and Research Methodology. He has got three books to his credit in the field of commerce and management. He has published more than 80 research papers and articles in leading journals both is India and abroad. Further he has participated in more than 50 National and International conferences and presented papers. He has completed several research projects funded by UGC and ICSSR. He is currently engaged in post-doctoral research in the area of his interest.

 

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Contents

Page No.

 

Felicitation

 

 

Foreword

 

 

Preface

 

1

PART I- PROFITABILITY  ANALYSIS

1-57

 

1.StructureofprofitratesinIndianAutomobile industries - A comparison
2. Working capital and profitability- An empirical analysis
3. Firm  size  and profitability; An  empirical  testing  — Indian public sector  Manufacturing  industries,  1981- 2001
4. Determinants  of corporate  size, growth and profitability the Indian Experience
5. Profitability determinants in Indian Automobile Industry- An econometric  analysis
6. Determinants  of corporate  dividend  in India — A study of PSU’s

 

2

PART II - WORKING  CAPITAL  MANAGEMENT

73-113

 

7. Working  capital  management  in  sugar  mills  of  Tamil Nadu — A case study
8. Responsiveness  of  working  capital  management  —  A case study of Tamil Nadu Sugar Corporation
9. Estimating demand functions of working capital- Partial Adjustment  model
10. Operational adequacy of  working capital in sugar industry of Tamil Nadu-A  bivariate discriminant analysis  approach
11.Transactions  Demand  for  working  capital  in  Indian public sector enterprises; some theoretical and practical results

 

3

PART III - LIQUIDITY  ANALYSIS

125

 

12.  Assessment  of  corporate  liquidity  —  A Discriminant Analysis  approach

 

 

 

 

4

PART IV - PRODUCTIVITY  ANALYSIS

135-171

 

13. Total factor productivity in India:  Evidence from Indian paint industries.
14. An econometric analysis of productivity growth in Indian Drug industries : A firm level study
15. Productivity  and profitability  of the paper Industry — A case  study  of  Seshasayee  Paper  and  Boards  Limited, Tamil Nadu
16. Total  Factor Productivity and  Production Function analysis  for  Organic  and  Inorganic  Chemical  Industry in India

 

 

 

 

5

PART V - PERFORMANCE  APPRAISAL

183-247

 

17. Growth  performance  of Tamil  Nadu Sugar 2000 AD
18. Assessment of  Financial Health manufacturing enterprises- Before and after
liberalisation
19  Performance of Indian Automobile Industry — Economic Value Added ( EVA) approach
20. EVA  and MVA  of  Indian  Automobile  Industry  —  An empirical study of relationship
21. Financial  structure  of corporate enterprises  in India  — An empirical analysis
22. Linkage between  (Market  Value  Added)  and other financial  variables  : An  analysis  of Indian  Automobile Industry

 

 

 

 

6

PART VI - SOCIAL PERFORMANCE

265

 

23. Appraisal of social performance of TASCO

 

 

 

 

7

PART VII - IMPACT OF LIBERALISATION, PRIVATISATION AND GLOBALISATION

269-277

 

24. Privatisation  of  public  sector  enterprises  — issues  and
prospects
25. Globalisation  and  Indian  industry  —  perspective  and implications

 

 

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