Liberalisation, Globalisation and International Business
Contents: Preface. I. Globalisation and its policy implications: 1. Liberalisation of the economy/G.S. Batra and B.S. Bhatia. 2. Globalisation and business strategies/Francis Cherunilam. 3. Globalisation of market: opportunities and challenges/J.S. Panwar. 4. Foreign exchange management/Devender Krishan Batish. 5. Globalisation of financial markets/G.S. Batra and A.S. Chawla. 6. Management paradigms in the age of e-commerce/Gajendra Singh. 7. Corporate governance and corporate management in a liberalised economy/S.P. Kala. 8. Emerging trends in privatisation/S.S. Kaptan and S.A. Telang. 9. Foreign investment and its implications/G.S. Batra. II. Globalisation and export marketing: 10. International business: emerging trends/Narinder Kaur. 11. India's exports: problems and prospects/R.S. Pandey, K.S. Negi and A.K. Pokhriyal. 12. Export performance and export policy/Narinder Kaur. 13. International marketing: a case study/Awadhesh Kumar Singh. III. Global trends in accounting: 14. Globalisation of accounting standards/Sujit Sikidar and Hem Ch. Gautam. 15. Capital budgeting as a tool of management accounting in global business/S. Matadeen. 16. The accounting lab technology in global setting/Jeremy Cripps. 17. Accountancy, political structure and cultural decay/A.J. Stagliano. IV. Tourism promotion in a global perspective: 18. Tourism management in a global economy/R.C. Dangwal. 19. Marketing of tourism services in India (A case study)/Anju Mehta and B.S. Bhatia. 20. Managing tourism--environment conflicts in a global economy/G.S. Batra. V. Performance of MNCs: 21. Supply chain management: a study of snack food MNC/G.S. Bedi. 22. Management information and control system: a study of a multinational food company/Vipul Virmani. Index.
"When the International business environment is undergoing rapid transformation and new linkages are sought to be enforced through the multilateral trade negotiations, there is need for restructuring the industry, agriculture and other sectors of the economy to meet the new challenges in the changing global business scenario. Introduction and implementation of various reform measures had a positive effect on our economy. Now after we have witnessed breakdown of South Asian economies and recessionary tendencies in India and abroad, there is need to strike at the root cause of the various economic problems faced by various emerging markets.
Through this book on Liberalisation, Globalisation and International Business, an attempt has been made to highlight the emerging issues of globalisation and liberalisation. This book is a collection of papers contributed by management scholars and practitioners. This volume will be of great help in understanding the various complex economic issues and impact of new policy changes." (jacket)
