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ABSTRACT ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to examine factors influencing career choice amo... more ABSTRACT ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to examine factors influencing career choice among the second year undergraduate students, Faculty of Management Studies & Commerce, University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka. The factors investigated included such as personal or self, associate with family and relations, within the university and others, associate with current market and geographical area, occupational and others. Actually the students are facing problem when they have to choice their specialization field because several factors are influencing in the selection of specialization. This selection of specialization is very essential everyone to recognize them in the world. Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce has four disciplines of specialization which are Accounting, Marketing, Human Recourse Management and Financial Management. The students are following first two years as commonly after the second year they have to choice their specialization. The study was conducted using survey design with a population of 100second year undergraduate students. The data for this study has been collected using structured questionnaire. The findings of this study revealed that personal factors have the most influential role with career choices among the second year undergraduate students, Faculty of Management Studies & Commerce, University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka. KEY-WORDS: Career Choice; Undergraduate Students; University of Jaffna; Sri Lanka.
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The aim of the tax policy changes are generating and increasing the tax revenue of the country. T... more The aim of the tax policy changes are generating and increasing the tax revenue of the country. The high tax revenue can reduce the budget deficit of the country. There are number of tax policy changes have been made by Sri Lanka despite some on-going economic issues. Therefore, this study presents a new model of tax policy changes, tax revenue and budget deficit. Quantitative approach was utilized in this study to analyse tax policy changes, direct tax revenue, indirect tax revenue and budget deficit of the country. This study covers 23 years which are from 1990 to 2012 in Sri Lanka. According to the quantitative study the impact of tax policy changes on the tax revenue of the country in the high level (P < 0.01) however tax policy changes have not significant impact on budget deficit of the country. Further, direct tax revenue of Sri Lanka has significant impact on the budget deficit (P < 0.05) and predicts 98.9% of the variation found. There is a mean difference in tax reve...
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Abstract The focus of this study is to identify significant impact of liquidity management and ca... more Abstract The focus of this study is to identify significant impact of liquidity management and capital structure on profitability and find the association between capital structure, liquidity management and profitability of selected listed Beverage, Food and Tobacco firms in Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) from the financial year 2008 to 2012. Many researchers stated that liquidity management is vital for the firms to maintain its profitability through their research findings and also liquidity management theory states there is negative association between liquidity position and profitability. Capital structure is vital in determining the return on equity (ROE). Most of Beverage, Food and Tobacco firms have not too much of current assets and current liabilities than other business firms, it can be seen through their financial statements due to that there is question whether liquidity management necessary to this type of firms. Regression and Correlation analysis were performed in this ...
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Monthly production of tea can be varied in every month. Monthly tea production is depending on nu... more Monthly production of tea can be varied in every month. Monthly tea production is depending on number of condition such as weather condition and climate of the country. Sri Lanka plays a major role in the world tea market by producing high quality tea in the Country. Main purpose of this study is to find the most favourable month and monsoon season for tea production in Sri Lanka and find out which month and monsoon is a favour for the tea production in Sri Lanka. Data on the tea monthly production from the year 2008 to 2012 was collected for this study purpose. The last result shown that month of May and first inter monsoon season are the best period for Sri Lankan tea production. Finally, researcher suggests that, Sri Lankan government should give much concern and focus to motivate and produce tea in the month of May or in first inter monsoon season. Keywords: Monthly; Seasonal; Performance; Tea Sector; Sri Lanka.;
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My fields of interest are taxation, accounting, liquidity & capital structure management, effecti... more My fields of interest are taxation, accounting, liquidity & capital structure management, effective production, working capital management and comparing the financial performance If we take GDP performance and sector's performance and contribution to GDP of Northern Province during war and post war scenarios of Sri Lanka. Every sector is much be needed to the county for the development. Here 2006, 2007, 2008 considers as during war period and 2010, 2011, 2012 as post war period. After the civil war of the country the number of development activities are taking by the respective authority to develop the country and Northern Province specially here we may consider the infrastructure such as road development, rail way road development, engineering faculty for Jaffna university, garments(MAS Holdings-Killinochchi, Omega Line-Vavuniya and etc…) new factory in the region, opening the number of banks, companies and financial institutions branches, development of the telecommunication s...
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ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to examine factors influencing career choice among the se... more ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to examine factors influencing career choice among the second year undergraduate students, Faculty of Management Studies & Commerce, University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka. The factors investigated included such as personal or self, associate with family and relations, within the university and others, associate with current market and geographical area, occupational and others. Actually the students are facing problem when they have to choice their specialization field because several factors are influencing in the selection of specialization. This selection of specialization is very essential everyone to recognize them in the world. Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce has four disciplines of specialization which are Accounting, Marketing, Human Recourse Management and Financial Management. The students are following first two years as commonly after the second year they have to choice their specialization. The study was conducted using surve...
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The tax revenue is one of the major sources of income in every government. Tax policy changes pla... more The tax revenue is one of the major sources of income in every government. Tax policy changes play an important role in the country's tax revenue. The main purpose of this study is to find out the impact of tax policy changes on tax revenue of Sri Lanka. Data on the tax revenue and tax policy changes were collected from the year 1990 to 2012 for this study purpose. Correlation and regression analysis were performed in this study to analyze the hypothesis of the study. The results reflect that there is significant association between tax policy changes and tax revenue of the country (P < 0.01). The regression analysis confirmed that there is significant impact of tax policy changes on tax revenue of Sri Lanka furthermore the regression analysis's R 2 revealed that tax policy changes impact by 49.6% on tax revenue of the country (R 2 = .496). According to the correlation analysis and regression analysis confirmed that the country's tax revenue significantly impact and a...
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