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    Phases of study

    Phases of study
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    Markets:- Flavors of the Market in last 5 Bull Phases.

    Markets:- Flavors of the Market in last 5 Bull Phases. In 1992, the theme was Cost Replacement…Mr.Harshad Mehta arrived the price of ACC Rs.10000 based on his theory and market also believed him…what happened to the prices of Mazda, ACC and all other companies since then you know. In 1994...
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    Insurance Product Phases

    An insurance product can be classified into three phases:  Core product: In insurance industry the core product is the policy that provides protection to the customers.  Expected product: Because of competition customers start to expect more from an insurance product. Then insurance...
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    SECURITIES MARKET PHASES

    SECURITIES MARKET PHASES The system is normally made available for trading on all days except Saturdays, Sundays and other holidays. Holidays are declared by the exchange from time to time. A trading day typically consists of a number of discrete stages as explained in the subsequent section...
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    PHASES OF TRADE UNION IN INDIA

    First phase During the period from 1950 to mid-1960s, the state had formulated a strategy based on planning and import substitution. During this era, public-sector employment and public-sector unionism rose phenomenally. Trade unions and bargaining structures were highly centralized...
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    PHASES THROUGH WHICH RIL PASSED

    PHASES THROUGH WHICH RIL PASSED 1977-1983 Dhirubhai Ambani, founder of RIL, started fabric manufacturing operations in 1966. In 1967 it achieved a turnover of Rs. 9 mn and a profit of Rs. 1.3 mn. Its turnover and profit shot up from Rs. 49.1 mn and Rs. 3.9 mn in 1970 to Rs. 689.8 mn and Rs...
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    Four phases of the marketing program

    Marketing is a system of business activities design to plan, price and promote and distribute something of value to people
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    Change Phases model John Kotter

    Often, creating value requires significant change. John Kotter concluded in his book "A force for Change: How Leadership Differs from Management" (1990) that there are eight reasons why many change processes fail: * Allowing too much complexity * Failing to build a...
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