1. Abstract – To understand the significance of quality assurance in Managed Care, there is need to examine the various relationships, strategies and ethics that exist within its system. Several types of managed care systems have gained popularity in the American health care system. Managed care plans adopt a number of techniques; some are directed at the behavior of physicians while others are directed at subscribers to the plan. Knowledge of the impact of legislative reforms such as HIPPA Act, Medicare and Medicaid on managed care is essential to understand physician-patient relationships. This research is exploratory because it utilizes existing literature and body of knowledge in health care to conclude that it is important to start reducing the risks of inappropriate financial incentives that may threaten the delivery of quality health care, as patient advocates must preserve fundamental duty of physicians.
2. Abstract – The vastness of Internet advertising offers a solid platform for Electronic Commerce (or ecommerce) to explode. E-Commerce has the ability to provide secure shopping transactions coupled with instant verification and validation of credit card transactions. E-Commerce is not about the technology itself, it is about doing business leveraging the technology. A technological innovation is followed by frequent incorporation of ethical standards into law. New forms of E-Commerce that enables new business practices have many advantages but also bring numerous risks. Let’s discuss about the ethical and legal issues related to e-business.
3. Abstract – The paper delineates ecotourism and potential economic and conservational benefits from developing ecotourism with community participation. It’s latent to generate income while creating bottlenecks for conservation has posed interesting challenge to academics and participants in ecotourism sector. The challenge to arrive at a tradeoff between the two goals of encouraging tourism as it provides income to rural poor and conserving environment, the need of hour. Economic researches into ecotourism impacts are a very few and this paper makes an attempt to study this aspect with special reference to Dang – a Tribal dominated district located in Southern Gujarat. The empirical analysis using survey data from tourists, business and household of Dang has been brought out showing various factors affecting to ecotourism. The Dang district offers a wide scope for tourism development though it includes tourist from Gujarat and other parts of India. The study reveals that ample opportunities are there for ecotourism in the surrounded areas of Dang.
4. Abstract – As we know that profit earning is an ultimate motive of any organization. To earn this profit organization has two kinds of resources (1) Human resources and (2) All the assets i.e. tangible or intangible assets, all this assets are grouped under physical resources. In fact human resource is the most important factor in giving stability, development and at most profitability of an enterprise. But this most important resource is not shown in the financial statements as an asset. For valuing different assets(physical resource) we have different systems but for valuation of this resource is not ever done by any system of accountancy; to overcome from this limitations the traditional accounting system has led to the development of new field of accounting, which is known as ‘Human Resource Accounting’. Now it is necessary for every company/organization to give priority to make investment in human resources.
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