eep-10 guidelines for project reports prof. tarun das

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Prof. Tarun Das, IILM EEP-9 Fiscal Policy 1

Economic Environment and PolicyGuidelines and Topics for

Group Project Report

Presented by

Dr. Tarun Das, Professor, IILMFormerly, Economic Adviser, Ministry of Finance


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1.2 Guidelines and Topics for

Group Project Report

General Guidelines for forming a Group areindicated below. Students are requested toselect at least two topics (indicating firstpreference and second preference) from thelist given below and form their own group.

After forming a Group and selecting thetopics, Group Leader is requested to informthe composition of the Group and theselected Topics by the end of November2008 to the Resource Person ProfessorTarun Das through EMAIL at the followingaddress:

[email protected]


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1.3 Guidelines and Topics forGroup Project Report

In order to avoid the possibility of duplications and to ensure theinvolvement of every student in the GroupProject Reports, the proposals will beexamined by the Resource Person.

On receiving the approval from theResource Person, students should startwork immediately on the Group ProjectReport so that the Report is ready in time.

The Time Schedule for the preparation of

the presentation of the report is indicatedin the next slide.


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2.1 Time Schedule

1.30th Nov 2008: Form the groups as per

general guidelines, select at least two topics(indicating the first and second Preference)from the List of Topics and inform theResource Person at the [email protected]

2.3rd Dec 2008: Approval by theResource Person.

3. 9th January 2008: Submission of theGroup Project Reports to the ResourcePerson through EMAILat the [email protected] and alsosubmitting one hard copy.

4.16th-17th Jan 2008: Presentation ofthe Reports in the Class.


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2.2Important Instruction

Students should followstrictly the time schedule.

Reports submitted after the

dead lines will not beconsidered.

Rewards in terms of marks

may be given to the Groupswho submit their reportswell in advance.


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3.1 General Guidelines

A Project Team will be led by a ProjectLeader and two Joint Project Leaders. A Team should not consist of more than

12 members including the Project Leaderand two joint Project Leaders.

Members should belong to any of theSections-A and C (i.e. either A or B orboth).

A group can select any topic from the list

given below. However, the selected topic and thecomposition of the Group will be finalizedafter the approval by the Resource Person.


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3.2 General Guidelines

Students are free to join any teamthey like subject to above conditions.

For practical purpose, Team Leaders

will take the initiative to choose aparticular project topic and select themembers who are willing to work onthe topic.


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4.1Outline for the Project Reporton any Industry/Sector

1. Economic reforms and Policies for theindustry/ sector2. Business and Competitive Environment for

the industry/ sector3. Major companies in the industry/ sector

(both domestic and international)4. Market structure- domestic as well asglobal (Is it monopolistic or oligopolistic?)

5. Trends of production, prices, exports, andimports,

6. Contributions to employment and GrossDomestic Product7. Share of the Indian industry in

international output, trade and commerce


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3.2Outline for the Project Report onany Industry/Sector

8. Duty structure (excise, customs, VAT etc)9. A SWOT (strengths, weakness,opportunities and threats) analysis

10. Foreign investment (both inward andoutward) and technology transfer

11. Research and development (R&D)expenditure for the industry

12. External trade, WTO issues andinternational competitiveness

13. Marketing networks14. Issues, Problems and prospects15. Concluding observations


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4.1Industries/ Sectorsfor Project Reports

1. Indian automobile industry- policies,progress, problems and prospects

2. Textiles industry

3. Electronics industry

4. Fertilizer industry

5. Iron and steel industry in India

6. Cement industry in India

7. Electricity sector in India

8. Petroleum industry in India


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9. Pharmaceutical industry10.Food processing industry

11.Edible oil industry in India

12.Biotechnology- progress, prospectsand outlook

13.Fast moving consumer goods

14.Indian banking sector

15.Indian capital markets

16.Insurance companies in India


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17.Air transport in India18.Indian railways including metro

railways

19.Road construction in India

20.Indian telecommunications industry

21.Healthcare services in India

22.Indian entertainment industry

23.Export Promotion Zones (EPZs)

24.Special Economic Zones (SEZs)


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4.4 Industries/ Sectorsfor Project Reports

25. Management Education in India26. Investment climate and doing business in

India

27. Inward foreign investment to India

28. Outward foreign investment by Indiancompanies

29. Major exports of India

30. Indian major trading partners

31. Impact of globalization on India32. Indian economic reforms- scope, progress

and unfinished agenda


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5.1 Data, Information, References

Economic Survey 2007-08, Ministry ofFinance

RBIAnnual Report 2008

Doing Business in India by Ernst andYoung

Websites of CII, FICCI, ASHOCHAM andPHDCCI

Govt website http://www.nic.in isthe most informative website to get anydata and information for any sector.



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In order to access data, you must knowwhich Ministry deals with the industry.

Suppose you have selected Textiles industry

for your project. Then we know that the Ministry of Textiles

deals with all issues relating to the textileindustry.

Follow the following steps (indicated in thenext slide)



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Click website http://www.nic.in

Then click Govt Directory on the top lefthand side

Then click Central Govt (Ind. Dept) Then click Ministry of Textile

You have now reached the website ofthe Ministry of Textiles which containsvery rich and up-to-date data andinformation relating to textile industry.



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