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- Human Capital formation and Economic Development: A Case Study in Lakhimpur District of Assam
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Global Journal of Research in Management, Vol 2, No 1 (2012), Pagination: 12-38Abstract
Economic development truly falls on human capital formation. Human capital formation extend competency in terms of knowledge, skills, efficiency, technology adoption, time management, labour mobility of the work force. Even human capital formation increase welfare by reducing interpersonal and interregional disparities. The study on human capital for economic development is much more important in a labour surplus economy like India than a developed nation. Available literature in this area indicates a district level study gape especially in Assam. Therefore, this study is taken to fill the gape to some extent and to focus the importance of human capital in economic developmentKeywords
Human Resource, Human Capital, Human Capital Formation, Economic Development
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- Extent of Globalization in Indian Economy and its Impact on North-eastern Region
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Global Journal of Research in Management, Vol 2, No 2 (2012), Pagination: 25-40Abstract
The concept of globalization has generated significant place in the Indian economy. India opened up the economy in the early 90s to overcome the major crisis that led to foreign exchange crunch that dragged the economy close to defaulting on loans. The new economic policy of Liberalization, privatization, and Globalization (LPG) move the economy to a more open and market oriented economy. This paper is an attempt to focus the "Extent of globalization and liberalization process on the Indian economy and it's impact on North-Eastern Region". This paper content four segments first part of the paper is introductory and it explains the meaning of globalization. Part two deals the major polices of globalization. Part three describes the extent of globalization with some specific indicators. Part four describes the potential of North-East in the era of globalization. In the end findings and conclusion of the paper has been discussed.Keywords
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- Economics of Muga Rearing
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Global Journal of Research in Management, Vol 3, No 1 (2013), Pagination: 32-45Abstract
In order to understand the silkworm activities we have to travel in a wonderful world of sericulture. Being a wonderful dress material for any improvement over existing Seri cultural activities the researcher and administrator as a leader must had broad outlook. They have to be acquainted with social and economic problems as well as have through knowledge in sericulture. This is mainly because the entire silk industry as a whole comprises several sectors of different characters from cultivation to finished products. Like any other industry, there is always an exotic threat to the sericulture industry. In this age of global trade, sericulture in India to survive against the onslaught from China and to sustain export market, quality improvement and competitive price setting are the prime requirement. Cost and return structure of an industry determine the efficiency level of the industry. Industry like the Muga industry of Assam which has been running on fascination and tradition needs to determine the cost and return structure in order to understand the efficiency level of the industry as well as for policy prescription for the improvement of the industry. This paper attempt was made to determine the cost and return of Muga rearing to judge the potentiality of the industry in rural development in compared to other major activities performed by the sample households.Keywords
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