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03A. CONCEPTS FOR PROSPERITY IN THE MILLENNIUM
A Productivity
& Management - Concepts -
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B SED
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PRODUCTIVITY & MANAGEMENT DECISION (
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(SED = SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
UNITS)
- SOCIAL
RATE OF RETURN IS IMPORTANT THAN QUANTUM RATE OF RETURN.
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INTANGIBLE
ELEMENTS ARE IMPORTANT THAN TANGIBLE ELEMENTS.
(PSYCHO-SOCIO-INTER
NATIONAL-UNIVERSAL)
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MANAGEMENT
DECISIONS ARE OPTIMUM WHEN
SED GOALS / INPUT DECISIONS > 1 &
SED GOALS / OUTPUT DECISIONS > 1,
SUBJECT TO OUTPUT DECISIONS / INPUT DECISIONS > 1
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Universally Applicable to All
Developed/Developing/Under-Developed Nations.
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DOMESTIC INVESTMENTS THROUGH DOMESTIC SAVINGS (INDIVIDUAL /
CORPORATE / GOVERNMENT, EVEN THOUGH FOREIGN TO START WITH)
(EXOGENOUS CIRCLE)
- DOMESTIC
HUMAN POTENTIAL TO MAN THE DOMESTIC TECHNOLOGY (LATEST TECHNOLOGY
MODERATED TO SUIT LOCAL ENVIRONMENTS)
(ENDOGENOUS CIRCLE)
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SYNCHRONISE EXOGENOUS AND ENDOGENOUS CIRCLES & OPTIMISE THEIR
DIMENSIONS.
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PRODUCTIVITY REDEFINITION &
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACCELERATION
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ECONOMIC
MODELS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCES
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The
Indian Journal of Public Administration.
Quarterly Journal of the Indian Institute of Public Administration, New
Delhi, India. April to June 2003. Pages 147 to 156.
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GROWTH MODELS AND INDIA'S POLICIES.
BY : KALA SEETHARAM SRIDHAR.
Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Management.
Lucknow. India
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The Literature on economic
growth identifies several theories that describes the phenomenon.
Rostow's
stages of growth
theory describes the transition from under-development to
development as a series of stages - the traditional
society, pre-conditions for take off into self-sustaining growth, the
take-off, drive into maturity and the age of mass consumption-which most
countries experience as they grow. There is the assumption in
this theory that successful industrialisation in unbalanced in the sense
that a single or a limited number has to be a sector.... If we look at
India's growth, it is debatable if only one sector is
poised to set India for take off...From this view, Rostow's model is
not a satisfactory explanation of the changes occurring in
India......
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Another linear stage
model that explains growth at an aggregate stage is the
Harrod-Domar
growth model, which shows that in order to grow, economies must save
and invest a certain portion of their GNP. If more
they can save and invest, the faster they grow. If
we look at the relationship between savings and economic growth
in India, we find the paradox of high savings and
and low growth despite preferential tax treatment to savings...
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Structural models (primarily
Lewis
Model) of growth focus on transfer of labor from
agriculture where there is surplus labour, to the modern
industrial sector where employment and productivity
rise. The best empirical evidence of this structural process described
by Lewis may be observed in China... In contrast,
eastern Europe and former Soviet Union started reform as urban
and overly industrialised.... India is in a similar
situation to eastern Europe and former Soviet Union in that it started
reform in 1991 as urban and with overbuilt industry, and too
little consumer goods... We also have to observe that another
assumption of the structural process of growth described by Lewis
does not hold good in India. This is the ability
with which the modern industrial sector can absorb surplus
labour released by the agricultural sector...
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The international dependence
model draws heavily from from the
Prebish-Singer
thesis that describes the existence of unequal international
power imbalances as the cause of under-development in developing
countries. Raul Prebisch and Hans Singer blamed trade to be rather an
engine of under development for poor countries because they were
colonised to become export of primary products whose
prices were historically declining... Advocates of this
thesis therefore recommended that the solution to problems caused
by unequal power relationship is to keep one's economy closed
and follow import substitution policies. Consistent with this,
and following from its historical experience of colonial rule a model of
inward-looking policies-import substitution and export pessimism-is what
India adopted until 1991. However, towards the end of 1980s,
limitations of closed economies were demonstrated and the
advantages of openness, were exemplified by the
rapid growth of South-eastern Asian economies. These
factors, together with the fiscal crisis with which it was
faced in 1991, and the subsequent IMF mandate, changed
India to become an economy more open to imports and exports,
that exposed the domestic industry to international
competition after a long era of protection... This means that if we
are open and can integrate with the world economy, we can
expect to be fast growing and reach the growth rate of the
South-east Asian countries through increase in quantity
and quality of labour, capital and technology through trade and
investment....
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The model aptly describes
India's growth during 1990s (as well as the earlier populism) is supply-side
macro-economics. The central focus of the nonclassical
counter-revolution in favour of supply-side macro-economics is that
under development results from too much state intervention
by overly active Third World governments. This school
called for dismantling of statist planning, public ownership and
reducing government control over industries, that imply
reduction of tax rates... The decade of nineties witnessed a
second war (after the civil war) in United states. This in
spirit of supply-side macro-economics, is a war of tax
incentives among various states in the Unites States to attract
investment and employment to their states rather than to lose it
to others... In India, a war similar to the United states has
occurred in recent years, consistent with the trends
in favour of supply-side macro-economics... In the age of globalisation,
it is certainly acceptable to expose domestic industry to
competition through quality.....
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Rostow's Stages of Growth
Theory :
It assumes that every nation has
an inherent tendency to aim for development and progressively strive
towards that goal. But there are no guidelines in this model on the
motivational tool for a progress goal development, to lead towards such
take-off sages from under-developed to development, and measure the
development. Just after independence in 1947, India followed the first
Five Year Plan with emphasis on unilateral agricultural development, the
Second Year Five Year Plan with unilateral industrialisation etc...with
foreign assistance. Uni-directional agriculture and industrialisation
without Domestic sources, as well as without equal updates in Domestic
Human and Technological infrastructure based on Rostow's theory, does
not lead the nation to an improved stage of development. Also the
Productivity aspect of development was not taken into account by this
model. In the Management decision for development, the influence of
intangible factors were never considered. These are the reason for the
failure of this model in a nation like India, which has a fairly high
level of tangible wealth / intelligentsia as well as intangible social
and economic disparities.
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Harrod-Domar growth model,
which shows that in order
to grow, economies must save and invest a certain portion of their GNP.
If more they can save and invest, the faster they grow. If we look at
the relationship between savings and economic growth in India, we find
the paradox of high savings and low growth despite preferential tax
treatment to savings... It is because of the fact that Domestic
Investments from Domestic Savings (Exogenous component) is an one-sided
guideline, without their proper synchronisation formula among them, and
without reference to Domestic Human potential and Technology (Endogenous
component). Government decisions with reference to Socio-Economic
Development orientation, practical Productivity measures, as well as the
influences of intangible aspects are not a part of this model. These
have resulted in a paradoxical situation in India .
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Structural models
(primarily
Lewis Model)
of growth focus on
transfer of labour from agriculture, where there is surplus labour, to
the modern industrial sector where employment and productivity are
expected to rise. This model considers the possibility of the Endogenous
component of Domestic Human potential transfers, without any reference
to the appropriate Domestic technology, and the need to synchronise them
with Human component. Also assumption on Productivity rise in this
model, is quantity oriented and not Socio-Economic development oriented.
Hence lob-sided Management decisions based on this model, without due
consideration to the influence of intangible components, failed to
bring-in the expected development in India, having large resources and
qualified/skilled surplus labour.
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The
International
dependence model
draws heavily from the
Prebish-Singer
thesis that describes the
existence of unequal international power imbalances as the cause of
under-development in developing countries. Closure to developed
international power and their market, truncates the development of a
nation, by not taking advantage of their Research and Development
know-how, as well as the production possibility of their needs at
competitive domestic costs, prevailing due to lower level of
development. Hence, it is always wise to take advantage of international
power and assistance to start with, and progressively increase Domestic
Investments from Domestic savings (Exogenous component). Also
simultaneous development of Domestic Human potential to suit the
Domestic Technology (latest Endogenous component from the international
power moderated to suit local needs), are not part of the Prebish-Singer
model. International influence is an intangible component, and it should
be utilised with proper precautions, with an eye on the measurement of
the Productivity of the nation, with reference to Socio-Economic
development units. The effect is that all the nationalised sectors as
well as those in the exclusive control of the government in India are
progressively offered to private parties, including competitive bidders
from international locations.
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The central focus of the
nonclassical counter-revolution in favour of
Supply-side
Macro-economics
is that under development
results from too much state intervention by overly active Third World
governments. Reducing government controls and taxes are incentives for
investment. But those who invest not necessarily follow the guidelines
of Exogenous rule of progressive Domestic Investment from Domestic
savings, and Endogenous rule of progressive Domestic Technology with
Domestic Human potential, and their synchronisation. Also these should
be backed with Socio-Economic development oriented Productivity
approaches and Management Decision should be oriented with due
consideration for the intangible aspects. Unless all these complex
components are taken care, there cannot be any improvement in the
national Socio-Economic development. This is what is happening to India,
even after 56 years of Independence.
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THE RESULTS |
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The
Algebraic model
on redefined productivity / Socio-Economicdevelopment oriented
Management Decision guidelines, together with the
Geometric model
for Socio-Economic
development acceleration by
DR.VSRS,
A comprehensive models, taking care of all the required components
needed for the nations to progress in development, as well as to
sustain their development status on a continuing basis, like a
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P1
. PYRAMID FOR POWER |
LEGENDS :
A -
Authority. C
- Cost.
D -
Decision makers
E -
Expence. F
- Finance. I
- Income. M
- Material.
P - Peole.
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01) THE
PYRAMID
Pyramid is a structure of 3 or 4 triangles meeting in an apex
from a triangular or square base. It is a top narrow and bottom
broad structure, well founded and stable. Any vibration on the tip
is expanded at the bottom (Mega phone). Inversely it acts a funnel
to send all inflows from the bottom to the apex. That is why any
organization (Government or Private) gets the power and functions
with a Pyramidal management structure.
02) THE MANAGEMENT
STRUCTURE.
The Pyramid structure is suitable, stable and result
oriented for any Private corporate sector and the Government. The
components are,
(A) The top Authority
(A) is at the tip (Chairman,
CEO, Managing Director or the President).
(B) The authority is delegated to the next level of a few
Decision makers (D)
in one or more echelons.
(C) These decisions are implemented by many
Work personnel (P)
at the broad base (the office or factory or service points).
(03) SUPPORTS.
These work infrastructure personnel are supported with
Finance (F) by way of
Investments (Plant & machinery) and
Materials (M), the input
for the Products (Car, Cloth, Soap etc…) or services (Entertainment,
Insurance, Maintenace/repair,
Transportation etc…).
(04) THE INPUTS.
(A) The direct inputs (material; personnel time; work support like
use of machinery, power etc..) contribute to the
Cost (C) of the products
or services.
(B) The indirect inputs (over heads like rents, sales
promotion, salary of the office and management personnel etc..),
applicable to all the
products or services, contribute to
the Expense (E) .
(05) THE OUTPUT.
(A) The sale of items or provision of services, result in getting
an Income (I) from the
public Socio-Economic
groups (individuals, house holds or organizations).
(B) The arithmetic of {Income (I) – [Cost (C)+Expence(E)]} or the
profits, contributes to the financial return of the corporate or
government efforts.
(C) If “I” is more
than “C+E” then the result is a financial
Profit..
Otherwise, If “I” is
less than “C+E” then the result is a financial
Loss.
(D) Profit is a surplus and support for growth. Hence the private
corporate units aim and function towards a “Profit”.
(E) Government, with a target to uplift the
Socio-Economic groups,
function with a “No profit/No loss” concept. But a
nominal profit orientation
is mandatory to get a positive financial return and
protect the government from
bankruptsy.
(F) A Loss, to either a private or government sector is like
an injury to the organization.
(06)
NO-LOSS ORIENTATION
Since the profit or loss is an arithmetic of {I – (C+E)},
profit direction is to increase I or reduce C + E.
(A) Say, a sector (private or government) gets an income I = 1,500
(Quantum of sales/service 10 X Price per unit 150), with the
current Cost (C) 1,200 + Expense (E) 800 = 2,000. The loss is
= (1,500 – 2,000) = -500. To come out of the loss, the options are
Quantity leverage.
a) Increase the sales quantity from 10 to 20, through sales
promotion strategies (advertisements, campaigns, customer incentives,
new packing
etc, .) . The sales promotions may increase expenses (E) from 800 to
1,000. The cost (C) for the 10 additional
products
(20 - 10) may increase from 1200 to 1400. Then theoretically, I = (20 X
150) = 3,000. The Cost is 1,400 + Expense 1,000 =
2,400. Profit = (3,000 –
2,400) = 600. This may sound good.
b) But practically it is difficult to double the sales, as the customer
responses, reactions and competitor's strategies are un predictable
!!. The sales promotion may or may not work.
Price leverage.
a) Increase the unit price to 300. Then theoretically, I = (10 X
300) = 3,000. The Cost 1,200 + Expense 8,00 = 2,000. Profit = (3,000 –
2,000) = 1,000.
b) But practically, the demand may go down with price increase. The
sale could be 4 units instead of 10. Then I = (4 X 300) = 1,200,
Tne Cost + Expense = 2,000. Resulting loss = 1,200 – 2,000 = -800.
c) The reverse strategy is to reduce the unit price to 100. The
demand may increase from 10 to 25, due to the price reduction.
Then I = 25 X 100 = 2,500. Cost + Expense = 2,000. Profit = 2,500 –
2,000 = 500.
Cost+Expense leverage.
Keeping the price constant, progressively reduce the (Cost +
Expense).
a) Cost reduction could be done by a “value analysis” of the input
materials / services methods. (replace expensive stainless steel
parts with pressure die-casted aluminium alloy), keeping the quality
and performance same or better… provide bulk group service instead
of individual service etc…).
b) Expense reduction by motivating the work group to produce or
service more in a given time. This could also be supported by new
technology like fast producing machinery, introducing email services
etc… This is a leverage through efficiency and quantum
productivity optimisation.
c) For an income I of 1,500 (10 X 150), if the Cost+Expense is
reduced from 2,000 to 1,100, the result will be a profit of 400
(1,500 – 1,100) .
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P2
. PYRAMID FOR PROFITS
(PUSH - DOWN APPROACH)
LEGENDS :
A -
Authority. C
- Cost.
D -
Decision makers
E -
Expence. F
- Finance. I
- Income. M
- Material.
P - People.
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Profit management with an unilateral financial and
quantum rate of return approach, uses a pyramidal
organisa-tional
structure with the “Tip on the Top” orientation for “Profits”. The
profit generation methodology is the same as in P1 above. In this
approach, the authority A is on the top, management decision group D
is in the middle, the work group personnel P are at the broad based
bottom, The product/service output are provided to the national
Socio-Economic group (Customers) spread below (out of the) pyramid.
The profit or loss is diverted to the top authority A, and
subsequent actions are left to them (applicable to the corporate or
government sector units, in a narrow and in closed wall apex of
the pyramid). The action summary is -
A) Investments are made from any source, without any motivation or
consideration of the domestic savings from the people within the
organisation or the socio-economic infrastructure, below the bottom
of the pyramid.
B) Any technology considered as suitable, is selected and manned by
alien personnel (including foreigners) without any attempt to
upgrade the domestic manpower capabilities, inside and below the
bottom of the pyramid.
C) Productivity and Management decision effectiveness are measured
with reference to the financial and quantum returns, and not with
reference to any positive contribution to the socio-economic
groups, within and below the bottom of the pyramid.
D) Impact of the intangible components
(Psycho-Socio-International-Universal), on the organisation, nation
and the socio-economic groups, within and below the bottom of the
pyramid are never considered in the overall decisions by the
authority A on the top ( in a narrow and in closed wall apex) of the
pyramid.
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P3
. PYRAMID FOR PROSPERITY
(PUSH-UP APPROACH)
LEGENDS :
A -
Authority. C
- Cost.
D -
Decision makers
E -
Expence. F
- Finance. I
- Income. M
- Material.
P - People.
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A Prosperity manage-ment with multilateral (Economic,
Financial, Social and Technical) rate of returns approach, uses an
inverted pyramidal
organisational structure, with the “Tip at the Bottom” orientation
for “Prosperity”. The profit generation methodology is the same as
in P1 above. In this approach, the operating people P are on the
broad based top, are in direct contact with the Socio-economic
group (with feed backs), management decision group D is in the
middle, the authority A is at the protruding bottom, The
product/service demands and their prices/contributions to the
society and national Socio-Economic group (Customers) spread above
(out of the pyramid), are directly estimated. The profit or loss,
due to the management decisions, made by the group D in the middle,
is diverted to the top authority A at the bottom tip. Appropriate
corrective actions are left to the top authority of the (corporate
or government sector unit), with reference to the contribution to
the socio-economic group on the top. The action summary is -
A) Investments are made from the domestic savings from the people
within the organization and the socio-economic infrastructure, above
the broad based top of the pyramid.
B) Latest technology, moderated to suit the domestic conditions are
selected, domestic manpower capabilities are upgraded (inside and
above the top base of the pyramid.)
C) Productivity and Management decision effectiveness are measured
with reference to the positive contribution to the socio-economic
groups, above the broad based top of the pyramid. This is in
addition to the measurement of the effectiveness with reference to
the Quantum ratios.
D) Rate of return on the production/service operations are worked
out with reference to 4 guidelines (Economic, Financial, Social,
Technical).
E) Impact of the intangible components
(Psycho-Socio-International-Universal), on the nation and the
socio-economic groups, above the broad base of the pyramid are
considered in the overall decisions by the authority A, on the
bottom tip.
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Press
Release - 1
A Redefined Productivity Model &
Socio-Economic
Development Oriented Management Decisions.
Author
Dr.VSR.Subramaniam.MBA.,Ph.D.,D.Litt.,
URL : http://www.drvsrs.com/concepts.htm
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01. Till now, Management Decision and their optimisation are constrained to the area of Commercial and Technical fields.
02. This paper opens up the span of Management Decision to a vast and important area namely "Socio-Economic Development" not thought of, so far.
03. The effect of Intangible (un-quantifiable) components are added and integrated as part of constraints to the Decision Methodology.
04. Also the concept of Productivity is currently restricted to the Quantum ratios of Output and Input.
05. This paper expands the definition of Productivity to a critical area namely "Socio-Economic Development", not extended so far by the
faculties of Economics and Management.
06. The Expanded range of Management Decision with the added constraints, and Redefined Productivity are integrated and framed into an Algebraic Model.
07. Solving the Algebraic links leads to selected, practical and evaluation of Productivity rise or fall, as well as the Effectiveness of Management Decision, with reference to a broad-based Socio-Economic Development goal units.
08. The Solutions provided by the Algebraic Model are also represented by a Schematic Diagram, for the understanding of all persons in
different level of knowledge.
09. The Algebraic theory is well supported by the Slide show and development experiences of over 44 nations in the world
(in the Field support page).
10. This paper
was published by the author in ALTIJARAH, an accredited monthly journal of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Government of Sharjah, UAE. (May 2001, September 2001 and March 2002 issues, in a serial). Reproduced with permission in The ICFAI Journal of Managerial Economics, ICFAI University, Hyderabad, India in August 2005 issue, Pages 25 to 41
11. This Research paper is considered as a valuable contributor to the
International Development in the : -
a) Research
Papers in Economics (RePEc).
See at :
http://ideas.repec.org/e/psu50.html
b)
Social
Science Research Network (SSRN), Rochester,
NY 14618, USA. See at
http://www.ssrn.com/author=360079
12. The
Author has adequate practical experiences in
the development and implementation of his
model through his past assignments in
International Socio-Economic development institutions as
well as Private corporate units and
Multi-nationals.
13. Association with Nobel Laureates in Economic Science, Country Heads, Past Research and Development works / Publications,
Faculty-ships in Training and Development of
Manpower etc...
14. This paper deserves to be seen and understood by the Heads of the Governments/Corporate units, Professors / Researchers in Economics and Management Science, Universities / Economic / Management Education institutions etc... all over the world.
14. The Page "http://www.drvsrs.com/concepts.htm" provides hyper-links to the Full
Publication, Summary Page, About the Author, Past Publications, Faculty-ships etc...
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Press Release - 2
Accelerate Your Socio-Economic Development
An Eccentric Bi-circular Model and Solution.
Author
Dr.VSR.Subramaniam.MBA.,Ph.D.,D.Litt.,
URL
: Http://www.drvsrs.com/concepts.htm
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01. Current theories and models in Development
Economics deal the 4 core variables namely Investment, Savings,
Manpower (Labour) and Technology as separate entities, and
offer solutions accordingly.
02. This paper innovatively links all these 4 variables
into one Geometric Model, solves and offers noteworthy inferences of
practical value and development utility, for all nations in the
world, irrespective of their level of development.
03. The Domestic Manpower and Domestic Technology (the tool for
productive contribution by the Manpower), are linked diagonally in an
"Endogenous" circle.
04. The Domestic Investment and Domestic Savings (the
source for Investment) are are linked diagonally in an "Exogenous" circle.
05. These 2 circles are eccentrically cross integrated with reference to the Socio-Economic Development goal Axes.
06. Step by step constructions and geometric Solutions, offer clear-cut methodologies and directions towards :-
A) Under-developed and Developing nations to create the
recommended
infrastructure, and accelerate their pace
of Socio-Economic development.
B) Developed nations to maintain the recommended
infrastructure to sustain their achieved development
status, and progress further in Socio-Economic
Development.
07. The Solutions provided by
the Geometric Model are also represented by a Schematic Diagram, for the understanding of all persons
in different levels of knowledge.
08. The Geometric theory is well supported by the Slide show and development experiences of over 44 nations in the world (in the Field support
page).
09. This paper was published
by the author in ALTIJARAH, an accredited monthly journal of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Government of Sharjah, UAE. (April to July 2000 issues, in a serial).
10. This Research paper is
considered as a valuable contributor to the International Development by
:-
A) Research
Papers in Economics (RePEc). See at
http://ideas.repec.org/e/psu50.html
B)
Social
Science Research Network (SSRN), Rochester,
NY 14618, USA. See at :
http://www.ssrn.com/author=360079
11. The Author has
adequate practical experiences in the development and implementation of his
model through his past assignments in International Socio-Economic development institutions as well as Private corporate units and Multi-nationals, Association with Nobel Laureates in Economic Science / Country Heads, Past Research & Development works / Publications,
Faculty-ships in Training and Development of Manpower etc...
12. This paper deserves to be seen and understood by the Government heads, Professors / Researchers in Economic Science, Universities / Economic Education institutions etc... all over the
world.
13. The Page "http://www.drvsrs.com/concepts.htm" provides hyper-links to the Full
Publication, Summary Page, About the Author, Past Publications, Faculty-ships etc...
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THEME JOKE
DRESSING DERIVATIONS &
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AWARDS
THEME RECIPE
KONDAI KOSE OOTTA
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FROM VIEWER'S VIEWS Management & Productivity
I
am looking forward to your earliest reply to the same email
address, as a we are working on
a research project on effective management tools for
government sectors in developing countries -
Dr.Malvyn Copen
Here I provide the
exhaustive details on how every aspect of Socio-Economic
Development, Management Input / Output factors could be
quantified, in order to assist your research project -
DR.VSRS
You talk of
productivity by Socioeconomic goals. What it has to
do with me ?
Angello
Bocelli
Unless every
industry think and do something about this, the nation
cannot survive, continue and progress -
DR.VSRS
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FROM VIEWER'S VIEWS
Socio-Economic Development Acceleration
How it will help a person
like me by your writing a mathematical paper
like this in the internet ??? -
Kanthimathi
This is what I
say in the Internet as local resources and local
man-power has to be used to support the local social and
economic development. overnment alone cannot do it -
DR.VSRS
I analysed
this(Housing) loan scheme and found out that it is not actually
giving either the uplifting or the comfortable living -
Peter Kemoli
It has induced
an indirect advantage of domestic saving potential for the
medium class person, by drastically reducing the monthly
deductions and increasing the monthly disposable income -
DR.VSRS
After a careful analysis
of your research findings, I have come to a firm conclusion
that these concepts are important for the progress of
government
sub divisions like the States, Districts and Villages -
Arun.S. Patel
I am happy to find
that an ingenious person like you in a responsible
government assignment could find an application of my concepts to
the
Micro State, District and Village level. You have really
broadened their scope and their utility
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