Advances In Management

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Advances In Management






Vol. 8(11) November 2015

Corporate Growth Planning: Concepts and Issues

Mridula Sahay

Growth is an innate aspiration and need for an individual, a family, any organization including a business corporation or a nation to remain healthy or towards fullness or fulfillment. This paper discusses the growth philosophies for business and its concepts and approaches to planning to bring out some of the recent progresses in ideas and methodologies along with encumbrances in present planning processes. It also talks about an approach for quantifying the business and its environment.

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Internal Branding: A Review of Indian Hotel Industry

Kumar Varun, Bhargava Indu and Khare Ashish

Recently the present government has discussed its dream of making India a 20 Trillion Economy. The focus of the government is on increasing the GDP of the country with focus on all three sectors Manufacturing, Agriculture and Service. Hotel and Tourism industry is a part of Service Sector, which has witnessed a tremendous growth recently not only from domestic customers but also from international customers.

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A Study on Awareness about Pension Plans among Working Individuals

Jhalani Rajeev and Kaushal Rahul

Pension plans are the most common and convenient way to fund post retirement years. There are various kinds of pension plans available to choose from. Sometime it is offered by employer and some time it is bought by employee himself. It may be of defined benefit type or may be of defined contribution type. Whatever be the case, pension plans play a very significant role in overall financial planning of an individual. But when it comes to the level of awareness, pension plans stand far below among working individuals as compared to other investment tools that too when they already hold one or some other kind of pension plan/s. The most obvious reasons attributed to this issue are the time lag between the contribution periods and benefit period and new laws that make the operations of pension plans schemes ever changing. After 2003 most of the pension plans in India are defined contribution type or hybrid type but individuals who enrolled for pension plans before 2003 are still eligible for defined benefit pension plans. Present research paper focuses on the level of awareness about pension plans among working individuals.

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