Rashpaljeet Kaur's paper analyzes the financial efficiency of the Punjab State Warehousing Corporation from 2000-01 to 2012-13. The study uses secondary data to calculate mean, compound growth rates, and productivity ratios for warehouse and employee performance. It reveals that income per warehouse and employee exceeded expenses in the early 2000s, but fell below expenses after 2005-06, indicating a shift to inefficiency.
Use Cases
- Analyzing trends in public corporation financial efficiency based on income and expense ratios.
- Studying the relationship between warehouse scale and operational productivity.
- Modeling employee productivity changes over a multi-year period.
- Benchmarking regional warehousing corporation performance against temporal economic shifts.
Strengths
- Data covers a 13-year period from 2000-01 to 2012-13, allowing for longitudinal analysis.
- Analysis is based on specific productivity metrics: warehouse productivity and employee productivity.
Limitations
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Provenance
- Source
- Rashpaljeet Kaur
- Collection Method
- Collected from secondary sources as described in the associated paper.
- Time Range
- 2000-01 to 2012-13
- Geography
- Punjab, India