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As reviewed in previous articles, foreign direct investment (FDI), is an investment made by a foreign investor in a host country. Foreign investment is considered to be an integral part of an economy as it helps in accelerating the economic development.
fdi is vital for the economy, the two faces of fdi, Trend of FDIThe current trends of the foreign direct investment show a stark increase in the Asian developing countries. However the flow has been declining in other regions, especially in the developed economies. Inflow of foreign funds to India nearly doubled, reaching an estimated US$59 billion (Unctad 2015).
the two faces of fdi, Theories of FDIGoal setting refers to goals being set for the future for subsequent performance of an individual or organisations. The pioneer of goal setting theory Edwin Locke states that when individuals or organisations set more difficult goals, then they perform better. On the other hand, if the set goals are easy then the performance of an […]
theories of performance management systemIt has become important to create a new platform to fulfill the demand of organizations due to the challenges faced by traditional data. By leveraging the talent and collaborative efforts of the people and the resources, innovation in terms of managing massive amount of data has become tedious job for organisations.
Need of Big data in the Indian banking sectorBefore studying the application of conceptual framework, we need to first define it. It can be defined as a ‘visual’ presentation of key variables, factors or concepts and their relationship among each other which have been or have to be studied in the research either graphically or in some other narrative form (Miles and Huberman, 1994).
module-54, research design, research methodologyIncome is considered as one of the factors to determine success in life (Liu, Kuo, He, & Liu, 2006). Banks often rely on models which predict credit risk to decide whether to lend to a loan seeker (Junjie Liang, 2011). Any event, which is subjected to uncertainty, is predicted through actuarial models.
banking and finance sectorCronbach Alpha is a reliability test conducted within SPSS in order to measure the internal consistency i.e. reliability of the measuring instrument (Questionnaire).
analyse with SPSS, analysing with amos, data analysis and conclusion, data testing with spss, empirical analysis with econometrics, other tests spss, spss intermediateA paired sample t-test is used to determine whether there is a significant difference between the average values of the same measurement made under two different conditions.
anova and manova, empirical analysis with econometrics, financial data analysis, hypothesis testing