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The Predicament
of Corporate
Governance in
Public Sector
Undertakings:
Coal India Ltd - A
Param Pandya2015 Pandya.P 2015 Case Study

A CASE STUDY OF
THE CARMICHAEL
COAL MINE
FROM THE
PERSPECTIVES OF
CLIMATE CHANGE
LITIGATION AND
Sandra Cassotta, Vladimir SOCIO-
Pacheco Cueva & Malayna S.Cassotta, V.P Cueva & ECONOMIC
Raftopoulos M.Raftopoulos FACTORS

Impact of
Solvency,
Liquidity and
Efficiency on
profitability : A
case study of Coal
India Ltd
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This paper envisages delving into these varied forces that enthrall
Corporate Governance in Public Sector Undertakings in India with
a comparative overview. As an instance of the challenges that a
Public Sector Undertaking in India faces, this paper critically
analyses the Corporate Governance issues in Coal India Ltd. to
provide a holistic understanding of the same. This styudy EBSCO

There is a multitude of reasons that can be attributed to

Governance failures a few of which are dealt as under for a
through comprehension of the case study of Coal India Ltd. that
follows this economic analysis of the functioning of an SOE.

In 2010, Adani Mining Pty Ltd (Adani) proposed the development

of what would become one of Australia’s most controversial
mining projects. Known as the ‘Carmichael Coal Mine

By using the Carmichael Coal Mine as a case study, the purpose of

this paper is to explore and analyse climate change litigation in a
systemic legal and socio_x0002_economical approach. It will focus
on the current challenges and potentials of the Australian legal
framework and the jurisprudence of climate change litigation. T

The aim is to advance toward a more conscious global approach

to designing regulations that can consider and balance direct
economic benefits for the local economy, and global
environmental concerns and global common vision about how to
manage mining developments and energy challenges

e in this study an attempt has been made to analyse the effect of

three important factors i.e. solvency, efficiency and liquidity on
profitability of Coal India Ltd. which is a Maharatna company and
is included in the list of top 20 industrial greenhouse gas emitters
from 1965 to 2017 according to a study conducted by Climate
Accountability Institute in 2019.The investigation is carried out
from 2010 to 2019
In this study Ordinary Least square regression is applied where
Dependent variable is Profitability which is measured by Return
on Assets and Return on Equity,whereas solvency(Debt equity
ratio),liquidity(current ratio and quick ratio) and
efficiency(Finished goods turnover ratio) represent Independent
variable.
The study concluded that solvency and efficiency does not have
substantial effect on profitability while liquidity has substantial
effect on profitability
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