The direct cost of the Nepalese Earthquake is estimated to be somewhere between USD $5 billion to USD 10 billion however if we consider the psychological cost then it will be far behind. In spite of strict controls of prices of commodity and wages by Nepal government, the price of the food and...

Recently, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become one of the most influential factors in automobile industry in the world. It has gained a high focus of companies, government and NGOs in around the world. This research article analyzes the essence of social responsibility from consumer...

Political economy was original reference of ancient economic activities which has been now separated into law, politics and economics in separate discipline. Further, implementations of those machinery are possible by converging these instruments together for the betterment of society. In...

No legal person can be operated without legal mandate. As State and their body are the part of legal person, they can perform their task only based on legal provision. As the fiscal operation is important function of state machinery, state enacts laws for revenue, expenditures, domestic and...

As the concept of lease finance has been emerged only after World War II in the community of bankers, it has proved itself as one of the inadvertent source of corporate finance in contemporary time. Moreover, under the two fork of the lease procedure, operating lease is practiced by the economic...

Poverty is the dearth of economic assets, which incapacitates to fulfill their basic needs. It is ultimately the shortage of the rights received from the law of nature along with the birth of human being. Global poverty is determined based on absolute income threshold equal to one or two dollar...

Conciliation, mediation and arbitration are major approaches of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process. In comparison to arbitration, conciliation and mediation are less binding as the award of arbitration is final if there is no appellate clause. There are different types of arbitration...

Nepal has banks and financial institutions which are regulated by Nepal Rastra Bank under Nepal Rastra Bank Act, 2058 BS and Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 2073 BS. There are four categories of banks and financial institutions in Nepal which are Class ‘A', Class ‘B', Class ‘C' and...