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    The document summarizes a research paper on measuring the risk perception of employees with respect to equity shares. A pilot survey was conducted based on a preliminary hypothesis and the questionnaire was refined based on pilot survey feedback. The main findings were that employees of OIL perceived equity shares of OIL and indirect investments in OIL shares as safer than shares of other companies. Limitations included availability of respondents and their time to participate in the full survey. Future recommendations included developing better risk perception scales and studying the relationship between risk perception and investment behavior.

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    The document summarizes a research paper on measuring the risk perception of employees with respect to equity shares. A pilot survey was conducted based on a preliminary hypothesis and the questionnaire was refined based on pilot survey feedback. The main findings were that employees of OIL perceived equity shares of OIL and indirect investments in OIL shares as safer than shares of other companies. Limitations included availability of respondents and their time to participate in the full survey. Future recommendations included developing better risk perception scales and studying the relationship between risk perception and investment behavior.

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    The document summarizes a research paper on measuring the risk perception of employees with respect to equity shares. A pilot survey was conducted based on a preliminary hypothesis and the questionnaire was refined based on pilot survey feedback. The main findings were that employees of OIL perceived equity shares of OIL and indirect investments in OIL shares as safer than shares of other companies. Limitations included availability of respondents and their time to participate in the full survey. Future recommendations included developing better risk perception scales and studying the relationship between risk perception and investment behavior.

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    on the basis of secondary data a survey hypothesis was framed. A pilot survey was conducted; and on the feedback of the primary data, the final hypothesis was framed and the questionnair e refined.

    Methodolg Major y Findings

    Limitatitons

    Further/Future Recomendation

    1.

    Risk Perceptio n of Employe es with Respect to Equity Shares

    Ranjit Singha; Amales h Bhowala

    Simple random sampling basis. various tools of statistical analysis, using SPSS statistical software, such as ratios, percentages, tables, Cross tables, KolmogorovSmirnov test, correlation test were done,

    It was found that the equity shares of the OIL and indirect investment made in equity shares are considered to be safer investments by OIL employees than equity shares of other than OIL.

    Availability of the respondents at office during the time of data collection. _ Accessibility of the investigator to the respondents. _ The availability of time in the hands of the respondents for sharing information with investigators. _ No response of some parts of questionnaires by some respondents.

    For measuring the risk perception of employees, a suitable scale can be developed. Similarly, the relationship between risk perception and investment behavior can be developed.

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