Abstract Various past studies on online privacy have described different aspects of users’ privacy concerns. The objective behind this paper is to build up empirical evidence between existing theories with subsequent reactions from users utilising social networking sites. An online survey of 352 social networking users was conducted whereby respondents were asked to respond on Read More …
Abstract Sustainability is expected to be the essence of antecedents, process and the outcomes of any business. It is a marked change since the oft-quoted statement that social responsibility of business is to increase its profits (Friedman 1970). In line with the globally sweeping attitudinal transformation, the Indian corporate sector too witnessed a major structural Read More …
Abstract This paper seeks to determine the crux of the Argentine Paradox in a contemporary context from a Sectoral Financial Balances (SFB) perspective. Since 2007, under President Cristina Fernandez Kirchner and subsequently, under President Mauricio Marci from 2015, Argentina has experienced severe macroeconomic crises characterized by high inflation, increasing unemployment, erratic GDP growth and a Read More …
Abstract The Indian Power Sector responded positively to the policy reforms initiated in 1991 in the economic and industrial sectoral domains. The opening up of the power sector witnessed immediate interest and caused almost a gold rush kind of situation. Though the enthusiastic entry happened in tranches that are separated by settling period, overall the Read More …
This paper discusses the present relationship between China and the United States with respect to trade and its implications. These two countries are the powerhouses of the global economy, and their relationship should be thoroughly analyzed in order to assess how their potential trade war could affect the world. This paper introduces the background of Read More …
Author Sashi Sivramkrishna Abstract Using sectoral T-accounts, this paper analyzes the implications of bank bail-outs and bank bail-ins. Contrary to popular opinion, bank bail-outs do not utilize taxpayers’ money. Moreover, bank bail-outs funded through recapitalization bonds or deficit financing and bail-ins have similar net effects on sectoral balance sheets. There are, however, questions of moral Read More …
