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    Evolving the characteristics of a sustainable pan India retail model
    (SNDT Womens University, 2008) Name of the Researcher: Pradhan, Swapna; Name of the Guide: Naik, Anil M
    The world economy has transformed significantly since World War II. The opening of national borders has led to a remarkable expansion of international trade and has resulted in important efficiency gains in resource allocation. Barriers to trade have collapsed and this has emerged as a key driver of global economic growth. Technology and scientific progress have also fuelled the emergence of new paradigms for businesses. World over governments are consciously pursuing policies which enhance the competitiveness of the country in this global marketplace. It is believed that a more competitive economy will be the one which will grow faster in a medium to long-term perspective. India is one such nation which is in pursuit of competitiveness.
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    A study on_microcredit for small and medium enterprises SMEs in India
    (SNDT Womens University, 2010) Name of the Researcher: Lokhande, Madhavi; Name of the Guide: Rao, P S
    The microfinance programs have witnessed high borrowers with high repayment rates.
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    A study on impact of economic downturn on global manufacturing industry and the key strategies and measures adopted by the organizations to emerge successful
    (University of Mumbai, 2013) Name of the Researcher: Desai, Swapnil; Name of the Guide: Gondhalekar, Shrinivas
    As the economic system revolves around the business cycles, recessions too are a part o f the global economic cycle. M ost economic theories accept that business cycles are cyclical deviation o f macroeconomic variables such as output, investment and consumption from their trend.
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    Study of the impact of leadership and innovative practices on business schools globally
    (University of Mumbai, 2022) Name of the Researcher: Sujatha Natarajan; Name of the Guide: Salunkhe, Uday
    The aforementioned quotation is pertinent to education since it is crucial to the growth of talent who possess the essential information, skills, and competencies who can contribute to business and society. The future of our society is built on the foundation of education. "More than a third of the expected core skill sets of most occupations will be composed of talents that are not yet considered vital to the job today," according to a World Economic Forum report. (WEF-The Future of Jobs Report, 2016). “
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    Study on the impact of information technology towards enhancing quality of management education
    (University of Mumbai, 2022) Name of the Researcher: Kelkar, Sandeep Madhusudan; Name of the Guide: Salunkhe, Uday
    Since centuries education is intended as a method of transferring information theory, concepts, and know-how. Teachers used to disseminate knowledge using traditional and formal classroom environments. Thus, the student depended majorly on the source such as teachers’ knowledge and textbooks. The absence of any other media led students to be a silent audience who could not make any queries. In the 21st century, IT has played a very a crucial part in the education sector. The teachers and students are using various IT tools, they are continuing the teachinglearning process. Thus, IT has appeared to be a ‘bridge’ to break the distance between stakeholders and educational resources. In education, IT refers to the use of a variety of modern media and tools to maximise students' learning experiences effectively and efficiently.