Corporate Governance is the relationship between corporate managers, directors and the capital providers, who save and invest their capital to earn money in form of dividend, interest or gain. Shareholders of the company appoint Board of Directors to fulfill their objectives aligned with the...

A successful cooperative has committed members and effective leadership. To make a cooperative successful requires a great deal of vision, strong commitment, creative time, abundant energy, prolific business skill, and several other resources to create value & make feel value through business...

Gujarat (India) faced massive earthquake in 2001. Being epicenter, the Kutchh region was most affected. 20,000 lost life, several thousand injured and property loss of billions had long term effect on women, children and children to be born thereafter. This study investigates economic impact on...

This study aims to develop Corporate Governance Index after investigating corporate governance practices in selected top Indian companies with reference to value distribution among all stakeholders of the company. Corporate governance stands on pillars of trust, ethics, morality, equity,...

Corporate Governance is now an issue and important factor that can beused as tool to maximise wealth of shareholeders of a corporate. In changing world, the word 'good corporate governance' has expanded its meaning. The papers discusses what is good corporate governance and who is rseponisble to...

"Cooperatives in India has failed but Cooperatives must succeed", as quoted by the Agriculture Credit Review Committee in 1954. After 50 years from the above comments still it remained most relevant to the Indian cooperative movement. Few Cooperatives in India have performed well while few could...

Good Corporate Governance ensures better corporate performance, relationship with stakeholders, where the proper practice of Accounting Standards assumes immense importance at micro level, as effective disclosure leads to shareholders' wealth maximisation and at macro level, they are essential...

The authors say that labor markets and their regulation are undergoing sweeping reforms due to the progress of international trade negotiations in developing countries. Improved labor rights, they note, create a solid base for strong and stable economic growth and attract foreign direct...