Table Of ContentAdvances in Management
Research
Mathematical Engineering, Manufacturing, and Management Sciences
Series Editor: Mangey Ram, Professor, Assistant Dean (International Affairs),
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Advances in Management
Research
Innovation and Technology
Edited by
Avinash K. Shrivastava, Sudhir Rana, Amiya Kumar
Mohapatra, and Mangey Ram
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Contents
Preface.......................................................................................................................ix
Editor Biographies ....................................................................................................xi
Chapter 1 Impact of Credit Access on Economic Empowerment of
Married Women in Ethiopia .................................................................1
Manoj Kumar Mishra
Chapter 2 Relationship between Work–Life Balance and Job
Satisfaction of Reception and Concierge Employees in
Five-Star Hotels in Colombo ..............................................................21
A. Chamaru De Alwis and Shavindri Lankeshni Samarasekera
Chapter 3 The Evolution of Digital Platforms ....................................................41
Aneesh Zutshi, Tahereh Nodehi, Antonio Grilo,
and Belma Rizvanović
Chapter 4 Impact of Exchange Rate Movements and World Output on
Indian Exports ....................................................................................51
Anisul M. Islam and Sudhir Rana
Chapter 5 Information and Communication Technology as a Contingent
Factor in India’s Economic Growth–Remittances Nexus ..................71
T. K. Jayaraman and Keshmeer Makun
Chapter 6 Effects of Capital Adequacy on Operational Efficiency of
Banks: Evidence from Bangladesh.....................................................91
Md. Nur Alam Siddik and Sajal Kabiraj
Chapter 7 Time and Frequency Analysis Using the ARMA Model:
Evidence from the Indian Stock Market ..........................................101
Nikita Chopra
Chapter 8 Behavioural Biases and Trading Volume: Empirical Evidence
from the Indian Stock Market ..........................................................115
Sunaina Kanojia, Deepti Singh, and Ashutosh Goswami
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Chapter 9 Leveraging Tacit Knowledge for Strategizing: Impact on
Long-Term Performance ..................................................................127
Krishna Raj Bhandari and Sachin Kumar Raut
Chapter 10 Analysis of Investors’ Perceptions of Mutual Fund Investment
in the Context of the Delhi/NCR Region .........................................139
Gurinder Singh, Vikas Garg, and Shalini Srivastav
Chapter 11 Measuring Customer Brand Equity and Loyalty: A Study
of Fuel Retail Outlets in Lucknow ...................................................149
Shubhendra Singh Parihar and Ankit Mehrotra
Chapter 12 Random Walk Hypothesis: Evidence from the Top 10
Stock Exchanges Using the Variance Ratio Test ..............................161
Madhu Arora, Miklesh Prasad Yadav, and Smita Mishra
Chapter 13 Priority-Based Time Minimization Transportation
Problem with Flow and Mixed Constraints .....................................171
Bindu Kaushal and Shalini Arora
Chapter 14 ASEAN and India: Exploring the Progress and Prospects
in Trade Relationship .......................................................................187
R. K. Sudan
Chapter 15 Impact of Internationalization on Financial Performance:
A Study of Family and Non-Family Firms ......................................195
Amit Kumar Singh, Amiya Kumar Mohapatra,
Varda Sardana, and Shubham Singhania
Chapter 16 The Role of a Responsible Global Citizen (Gitizen) in
the 21st Century ................................................................................211
Robert Seinfield and Uchit Kapoor
Chapter 17 Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Networks and
Their Contribution to Territorial Development ................................223
Amina Omrane
Chapter 18 Influence of Branding of Financial Instruments on
Investment Decisions: Mediating Role of Behavioral Biases ..........243
P. C. Sharma
Contents vii
Chapter 19 Proposed Model of Evaluating Entrepreneurial University
Ecosystems from a Talent Development Perspective .......................265
Belma Rizvanović, Aneesh Zutshi, Tahereh Nodehi
and Antonio Grilo
Chapter 20 Research and Innovation in Teaching Pedagogy for
Emerging Markets ............................................................................279
Soma Arora
Index ......................................................................................................................291
Preface
By breaking down the walls in R&D, firms have radically changed the nature and
structure of products and services. Competitive forces have resulted in advance-
ments in the methods by which organizations generate and deploy new products/
services and processes. One of the major areas of emphasis in recent years has been
interdisciplinary research. Cross-disciplinary collaboration has become increas-
ingly prominent in not only transforming business models, but also paving the way
for organizational strategic decision makers to act in a timely manner. In today’s
connected world all stand to gain from continuing research that fosters industrial
practice, global outreach, and inclusive growth. Despite the growing recognition
of the importance of multidisciplinary research across industries and sectors and
the growing body of knowledge, there is limited synthesis of literature across the
management, social sciences, and research and technology disciplines. Technology
continues to change quickly, and companies are continuously investing in research
to present new technologies. Thus, the focus on research innovation by academicians
as well as practitioners. Therefore, it would be rational to explore advances that have
taken place in management research and technology that can be of direct use to
business organizations, practitioners, government policymakers, academicians, and
society at large.
This book is an endeavor to bring together diverse themes related to management
practices, innovation, and technological advancement to advance the existing body
of knowledge in both theoretical and managerial domains. The book act as acts as a
platform to better understand the interactions between innovation and research and
technology and the economy and society. The volume contains chapters on infor-
mation and communication technology, digital platforms, economic empowerment,
ASEAN, work–life balance, exchange rate movements, capital adequacy, time and
frequency analysis, brand equity, transportation problems, and responsible global
citizens from the scholars represented more than ten countries.
We are grateful to all the authors for strengthening this volume with their research
contributions and thankful for the reviewers for taking time from their busy sched-
ules and providing valuable feedback. We really hope this volume will be useful to
both academicians and practitioners and will act as a platform in providing informa-
tion on management research, innovation, and technology under one umbrella.
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