A STUDY ON SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS"

THEIR
"VALUES AND MOTIVES."
PROJECT REPORT ON IDP 033











SUBMITTED TO:
G.D.GOENKA UNIVERSITY, GURGAON
IST SEMESTER
ACADEMIC SESSION 2013-17







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G.D Goenka University
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Project entitled
ANALYSIS THE INFLUENCE OF EXCHANGE RATES, IMPORT
AND EXPORT ON INTEREST RATES OF COMMERCIAL BANKS OF
INDIA
Which is being submitted by-
S.no Name Enrolment Number
1. Ambuj Wahi
2. Amit Solanki
3. Ajay Biduri
4. Chetan Jindal
5. Deepak Yadav
6. Mudit
7. Prachi Siwach
8. Rajat Malik
9. Saurabh Jain Barjatya
10. Shantanu Sihag
11. Silvia Samanta
12. Sonal Kumari


Is a bonafide work done under my guidance &supervision.


Dr. Kakoli Sen
( Professor)


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1. INTRODUCTION
This project is an in depth study on Social Entrepreneurs and analyzing the
values and motives of social entrepreneurs which magnifies the ability to work
for the society and focus on eradicating social problems from the Scratch. In
the entire project we had focused on few stories on true Social Entrepreneurs
and through research and interaction with them we have tried to get enlightened
by the latent drive which persuaded them to bring social reform for the society
in a holistic way, This Social Entrepreneurs tackle these social problems in their
own distinct innovative way through persistency and consistency.

1.1 BACKGROUND:

In this project we will be analyzing the values and motives of social
entrepreneurs and focus on their works and how they have helped the human
mankind. Social entrepreneurs often seem to be possessed by their ideas,
committing their lives to changing the direction of their field. They are
visionaries, but also realists, and are ultimately concerned with the practical
implementation of their vision above all else.
Social entrepreneurs present user-friendly, understandable, and ethical ideas
that engage widespread support in order to maximize the number of citizens
that will stand up, seize their idea, and implement it. Leading social
entrepreneurs are mass recruiters of local change makers role models
proving that citizens who channel their ideas into action can do almost
anything.

Let as first know what the terminology signifies:
A. TERMINOLOGIES
DEFINITION OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Social entrepreneurship refers to the method or work which helps in attaining
social upliftment and eradicating social problems by a distinct and innovative


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way. A social entrepreneurship mainly focuses on the return which they give to
the society and uplift it from the Grass-root level.
A social entrepreneurs main mission and values lies in bringing sustainable and
positive social reform and values by various techniques, a social entrepreneur
runs an organization for social upliftment known as social enterprise, whose
main motive is not making profit, but to remove the barriers of social problems
and upliftment of the entire society as a whole.
The main mission which they inculate is to drastically solve the social problems
and to impart education to the orphanage people, micro financing women
empowerment, rural development and the list continues by their own little way
of contribution.
This is what social entrepreneurship is all about and this is the main mission of
each and every true entrepreneur inherits.

Why "Social" Entrepreneur?
Just as entrepreneurs change the face of business, social entrepreneurs act
as the change agents for society, seizing opportunities others miss to improve
systems, invent new approaches, and create solutions to change society for
the better. While a business entrepreneur might create entirely new industries,
a social entrepreneur develops innovative solutions to social problems and
then implements them on a large scale.







The Conclusion of the entire project on the PROJECT REPORT ON IDP 033
From the entire study we could come to the conclusion that yes, INTEREST
RATES of commercial banks of India are influenced by EXCHANGE RATE,
IMPORT and EXPOR but also by other factors like governments FISCAL and
MONETARY POLICIES.


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With the help of this report we can also proved our point that the Central Bank
of India determines the INTEREST RATES in India. Central Bank gives a lower
and upper limit for the INTEREST RATE to commercial banks and then
commercial bank get the chance to select the rate that they will charge.
The Project had a huge approach of the economy functioning, the entire
project helped in knowing the factors which impacts the entire structure.
The correlation among them could be figured about and could show the
different impacts and situations and more over the interpretation could be
also analyzed.
The scope of the entire project is that it gives us opportunity to analyze the
current scenario and impact of current functioning and finding of the banking
mechanism and determinants impacting the calculation of the Interest rates in
the banking sector.




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BIBLOGRAPHY

INTEREST RATES DATA WWW.INVESTOPEDIA.COM
WWW.LIVE.MINT.COM/MULTIMEDIA
WWW.YAHOOFINANCE.COM
WWW.INFODRIVE.INDIA.COM
WWW.TRADINGECONOMICS.COM
WWW.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
WWW.SCOLARS.GOOGLE.COM
WWW.COMMERCE. NIC.IN
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Gambacorta, L (2004). How do banks sets interest rates? National
Bureau of Economic Research.
Otuori, O. H. (2013). Influence of exchange rate determinants on the
performance of commercial banks in Kenya. European Journal of
Management Sciences and Economics, 1(2), 86-98.
Project Report on the Overview of Banking Sectors in India.
Term Paper on Analysis of Monetary Policy and Commercial Banks of
India.
Digital publication on the Chapter commercial banks.
R Frenkel& L Taylor, (2006),Real Exchange Rate, Monetary Policy and
Employment: Economic Development in Garden of Forking Paths.











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