Final Economics Presentation 1213465465146

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ECONOMICSECONOMICS

PRESENTATIONPRESENTATION

BY:-

MAYANK KUMAR JAIN

KESHWANAND PANDEY

NEHA CHAVAN

HIMAKSHI MENDI


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SARASWATI COLLEGE

GLOBAL SUPER MARKETS

INDIAN TWO - WHEELERS

MARKETS


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Reduction in subsidy by UGC leads tofee hike

of colleges.

Negative reaction on UGC decisionby Saraswati college.

SARASWATI COLLEGE REACTSSARASWATI COLLEGE REACTS

TO UGC DECISIONTO UGC DECISION


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For same quality of education 100%fee hike.

(75% on an average + 25% onmaintenance)

DISCUSSIONS B/WDISCUSSIONS B/W MANAGINGMANAGING

COMMITTEECOMMITTEE && PRINCIPALSPRINCIPALS


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Students protest

Principals statement

MEETING B/W STUDENTSMEETING B/W STUDENTS

UNIONUNION

& MANAGING COMMITTEE& MANAGING COMMITTEE


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3 GROUPS DEPENDING UPONGROUPS DEPENDING UPON

REACTIONSREACTIONS

Group 1 Less Reactive.

Group 2 More Reactive.

Group 3 1% hike in Fee, a fall in1.2% ofenrollments.


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Group 1(Commerce, Economics and Management) Inelastic

y0 < |Ep| < 1

DD curve

x Students of Group A

Fe

e s


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Group 2 (English, Mathematics, and Mathematical Statistics)Elastic

Y1 < |Ep| < oo

DD curve

x Students of Group B

Fe

e s


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Law of DEMAND(Implication):Increase in the fees of any course,leads to the decrease in number ofstudents.

Movement along the curve

X

P2

Y

P1

X2 X1

FEES

.o of students


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To maintain the quality of education.

To prevent reduction in facilities &faculties.

Introduction of new popular courses. Eg :- Insurance, Financialjournalism etc.

Reputation of college.

COUNTER-ARGUMENT WITHCOUNTER-ARGUMENT WITH

STUDENTSSTUDENTS


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ECOND CASEECOND CASE

HE GLOBAL SUPER MARKEHE GLOBAL SUPER MARKE


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Economic Policy followed by India till1980.

Emergence of New Economic Policy(NEP) 1991-1992.

Aim of NEP.

CONOMIC POLICY


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national economic strategy to build up a domesticconomy by emphasizing the replacement of imports by

.omestically produced goods

POLICIESOLICIESIMPORT SUBSTITUTION

EXPORT PROMOTIONncentive programme designed to attract more firms

nto exorting by offering help in product and, -arket identification and development pre shipment

- , ,nd post shipment financing training payment, , ,uarantee schemes trade fair trade visits foreign

, .epresentation etc


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Wide Range of products.

Easy availability.

Competitive price.

FFECTS ON CONSUMER DEMANDFFECTS ON CONSUMER DEMAND


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Between Local markets and Globalsuper markets there is not much

difference for rational consumersand hence they will prefer value for

ATIONAL CONSUMER PREFERENCE


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Local and MNCs are the activeplayers.

Wide Variety of choice.e.g. Soaps, Detergents, etc.

is very high.

Buyer is the

UYERS MARKET


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X

P2

Y

P1

X2 X1 X1X2

P2

P1

X

Y

PRICE

PRICE

TY DEMANDED TY DEMANDED.Before 1991 i e before NEP .After 1991 i e after NEP

LASTICITY OF GLOBAL SUPERMARKETS


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Options/Substitutes.

Income.

Technology.

Taste and preferences.

Marketing and PromotionalStrategies.

EMAND OF LOCAL MARKETS ANDLOBAL SUPERMARKET


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Study of demandfunction

NDIAN TWO WHEELER MARKET


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1995-98 Industrial slowdown in India

The two-wheeler industry defied uniform

performance.

Segmentation of wheelers: Geographical: Urban and Rural demand

Income: Urban The demand is from lower-middle

and lower income group. Rural The demand is from the rich , upper

middle and lower middle income

groups.

ITUATIONS


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High in Young people in metropolis.

In semi urban and rural areas it isacross all categories.

Gender: It is prevalent among bothmales and females inwestern,central,south- centralpart of India.

In other parts of India

scooter riders are generallymales.


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The demand in urban areas was high,but steady.

Being in easy reach for common man

the demand for two-wheelerincreased.

People from middle - income levelgrowing at impressive rate.

Result of govt. support policy

Growth in per capita real income maderural area a huge market for two

wheelers.

EMANDANALYSIS


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Price

Technology

Income

Favorable Government Policies

Geographic conditions.

Demand

d1

d2

s1x

y

ACTORS AFFECTS ON DEMAND


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The norms in India are one of thestrictest in the world.

Manufactures have to be very careful

while manufacturing engines.They have to meet international

standards.

Domestic manufactures stand to gainif they go in for joint ventures orforeign collaboration.

Role of JV.

OLE OF MANUFACTURES


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