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1 online resource (24 pages) |
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Emerald emerging markets case studies |
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Learning Outcomes: Through this case, the students will be able: to study how developments in the external environment impact businesses, in general, and banking sector, in particular, banks/banking, environmental management, financing/borrowing, government, political business risk and politics; to identify the politico-legal constituents of the external environment which significantly influence businesses; and to analyse the pros and cons of loan-waivers as a policy decision on various stakeholders including banks, borrowers, governments as well as the larger society |
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Case overview/synopsis: The case is symptomatic of the dilemmas faced by the Indian bank employees, in charge of loan-disbursals, torn between seemingly contradictory demands from their top management and the governments |
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Complexity academic level: The case is meant to be used in the course on "Business Environment" both at the UG and PG levels. It can be used along with the module on "External Environment and its Constituents" to augment students' understanding of the "Impact of Political Environment on Business." The case can also enrich the class discussion on the PEST (politico-legal/economic/socio-cultural/technological) framework for analysing the forces in the external environment acting upon a business |
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Supplementary materials: Teaching notes are available for educators only |
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Subject code: CSS 4: Environmental Management |
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Includes bibliographical references and index |
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Print version record |
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Bank loans -- India -- Case studies
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Default (Finance) -- India -- Case studies
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Finance -- India -- Case studies
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Business & Economics -- Banks & Banking.
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Banking.
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Electronic book
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