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Item Determinant factors of Low Achievement in Mathematics At Secondary Level(Department of Mathematics Education, 2021) Yadav, BirendraThis is the survey research related to find the determinant factors of low achievement in mathematics at secondary level. The main objective of this study was to identify determinant factors responsible for low achievement in mathematics at secondary level and to find the strategies by school mathematics teacher to improve achievement in mathematics. This survey was done at secondary level mathematics achievement in five schools of Rupandehi district. This study also focused on inside school factors and out of school factors which are responsible for low achievement in mathematics. Stratified random selection of secondary schools with sample size 200 students and 5 secondary level mathematics teachers and 5 head teachers were selected to participate in this study. Two research instruments semi structured questionnaire for the students and interview schedule for the teachers and parents were the major tools for this study. To identify factors 200 items in questionnaire were used. The achievement score were obtained by schools sources then the score were judged and statistically analyzed in order to find out the determinant factors for low achievement in mathematics. After collecting the data from survey the data were analyzed using average value which is directly and indirectly related to the school and out of school factors. Finding showed the students had various kinds of determinant in learning mathematics. In this research it was found that teaching learning process, time variable, family background and school environment were more responsible than other variable. The research finding brought some meaning implications to the teaching and learning of mathematics at secondary level.Item Determinants and Wage Differential of Informal Employment in Nepal(Department of Economics, 2021) Neupane, PrabinaNot availableItem Determinants of Money Supply in Nepal(Department of Economics, 2010) Trital, Gobinda NathNot AvailableItem Determinants of Bank Deposits of Nepalese Commercial Banks(Central Departmental of Management, 2018) Maharjan, LaxmiDeposits are the most secured and liquid financial assets available, which can accelerate bank lending to various sectors. Similarly, bank deposit plays an important role in economic development of country. Deposit serves as the main source of funds for bank intermediation activities which can simply classified as fixed deposit, saving commercial banks. The study is based on secondary data of 20 commercial banks with 140 observations for the period of 2008/09 to 2014/15. Data and information have been collected from Banking and Financial Statistics of NRB and annual reports of the selected commercial banks. The research design adopted in this study is descriptive and causal comparative research design as it deals with the determinants of bank deposits of Nepalese commercial banks.This study attempts to examine the determinants of bank deposits of Nepalese commercial bank. The descriptive statistics for commercial banks shows that the average saving deposit, fixed deposit, current deposit, saving deposit rate, fixed deposit rate, number of branches, return on assets, gross domestic product, population growth rate, money supply and consumer price indexare Rs. 12.88 billion, Rs. 6.65 billion, Rs. 3.79 billion, 2.50%, 4.37%, 50.11 numbers, 1.72%, 4.34%, 1.35%, 18.83% and 9.47% respectively.The regression analysis reveals that saving deposit rate has negative impact on saving deposit. This indicates that higher saving deposit rate, lower would be the saving deposit. However, number of branches has positive impact on bank deposit. This reveals that higher the number of branches, higher would be the bank deposit. On the other hand, return on assets has positive impact on saving deposit and current deposit. This states that higher the return on assets, higher would be the saving deposit and current deposit. The study also shows that consumer price index has negative impact on bank deposit. This reveals that higher the consumer price index, lower would be the bank deposit. Similarly, gross domestic product has negative impact on bank deposit. This states that higher the gross domestic product, lower would be the bank deposit. The study also reveals that saving deposit rate, fixed deposit rate, number of branches, return on assets and consumer price index are major determinants of banks deposit of Nepalese commercial banks.Item Determinants of Fertility in Tharu Community (A Case Study of Bijauree Village Dang District)(Department of population studies, 2008) Subedi, BabitaThis study deals with the "Determinants of Fertility inTharuCommunity: A CaseStudy of Bijauree VDC 6 and 8, Dang". Out of total population,50.9 percent aremales and 49.1 percent are females accounting the sex ratioof103.6. Among the total population of 756 aged 6 years and above, 70.4 percent of both sexesare found to be literate. Among the literatepopulation,69.5 percenthave completedprimary level of education, 19.2 percent have completed lower secondary level ofeducation. Likewise, percent of population completing secondary and aboveSLClevel of education is 5.1 and 6.2 respectively. Among the total population, 626 areaged 10 years and above.Main occupation of thepopulation in the study area isAdhiya (cropping sharing in agriculture)(30.9%) followed by household work(15.4%) and daily wage labour in non agriculture sector (12.5%). In both sexes,60.1percent of the total population aged 10 years and above are found married with a verysmallproportion of widows (0.5%). In the study the total 125 households are selected and from each household currentlymarried women for ages 15-49 years are included for this study. Among the total 125respondents 42.4 percent are literate and among the literate only 9.4 percentcompleted the SLC and above level of education. The distribution of therespondentsby their occupation shows that the higher (38.4) percent proportions of women areinvolved in household work and least (2.4) percent are involved in service occupation.The average mean age at marriage is found 16.5 years and the average number ofCEB is found 3.7 of the study population. The mean age at marriage of literate is 17.0 years andamongilliterateit is16.1 years.Children ever born by age at marriage is found negatively associated, with age, i.e.10-14 years age group has highest mean children ever born of 4.6 whereas for20years and above it is 2.3. Theoverall mean children ever born is 3.7. The literatewomen has lowermean children ever born (2.8)thanfor thoseilliterate(4.4). The result of the study shows that the literacy status and occupation are the majordeterminants of age at marriage of the study population. It also found that knowledgeand uses of contraception determine the number of children ever born of the study area.Age at marriage and number of children ever born are negativelycorrelated i.e. the increase in age at marriage decreases the number ofchildren ever born.Item Determinants of Liquidity in Nepalese Commercial Bank(Central Department Management, 2018) Bista, RajuThis study examined the determinants of liquidity in Nepalese commercial banks. In order to accomplish these objective, bank specific and macro-economic variables was taken as independent variable and bank liquidity was taken as dependent variable. Variable under bank specific includes capital adequacy, deposit, bank size and macro-economic variables include gross domestic product, and inflation rate, . Variables under bank liquidity includes liquid assets to total assets and liquid assets to deposit plus borrowing This research has used the descriptive research design and casual correlation research design. The study is quantitative in nature. Hence, the study is based on secondary data which has been collected from the yearly statistics report published in the official website of economic survey, financial and banking statistics of NRB, principal indicators of respective banks from 2007 to 2018.The study has taken 5commercial banks as a sample covering the period of 2007 to 2017 with 50 number of observation for all banks. The study has used descriptive analysis, correlation analysis, and regression analysis for analyzing data. The bank specific variables and macro economic variables has used in the study for measuring liquidity in Nepalese commercial banks and result indicated that the, Bank Size Deposits, GDP, Inflation found to have significant effect on liquidity of the country. Similarly, result indicated that the capital adequacy ratio, found to have Negative effect on liquidity of the country. Variables i.e. Bank Size and Inflation have in insignificant positive impact on liquidity. Variables i.e. GDP and Deposit have significant Positive impact with liquidity from our study. The outcome of the study can be used by commercial banks that have a sufficient capital ratio decreases liquidity position of commercial bank for Nepal. Bank should give higher Increment of the assets to expand their operation and to take advantage of economic scale for carefully monitoring loan growth. Bank authority should carefully observe the macroeconomic condition while formulating liquidity position of their respective banksItem Item Determinants of Stock Price in Nepalese Capital Market(Faculty of Management, 2010) Maharjan, Shree BhaktaNot AvailableItem Determinants of Stock Prices of Commercial Banks in Nepal(Central Departmental of Management, 2019) Adhikari, Bishnu PrasadThe focus of the study is to identify the factors affecting share price of commercial banks in Nepal over the period of 2008/09 to 2014/15 using empirical analysis of a set of independent and dependent variable. In this study EPS, P/E, S, DY and DPR have been selected as independent variables and MPS has been taken as dependent variable. Linear multiple regression is used to determine whether the selected independent variables have influences the share price or not. The result indicates that earnings per share, price earnings ratio, dividend yield and dividend payout ratio have significant impact on the share price. Further, results of study indicated that earning per share is the strongest determinant of share price, so this study suggests that commercial banks have to increase their earnings per share.Item Determinants of Women Decision Making ( A study of vyas Municipality Tanahun)(Faculty of sociology/ Anthropology, 2012-06) Dahal, Tulasi jangNot AvailableItem Determinants of youth entrepreneurship in Kathmandu(Department of Economics, 2023) Mahat, ShiwaniThe purpose of this study is to explore the primary techniques of attracting young people to the growth of entrepreneurial activities using motivational variables. As youth entrepreneurship is a critical strategy to cut unemployment rates in the future in a country where employability is expected to become a worry in the next ten years, this study focused on youth groups to assist them in starting their own firms. Nepal's young unemployment rate is 22.32% in 2021.Youth entrepreneurship has grown in popularity in many nations in recent years as a means of increasing job possibilities. Surprisingly, the globe has accepted entrepreneurship as a strategic way to increase young economic involvement. It helps them build confidence, attain economic independence, and overcome inherited poverty. It also generates job opportunities and promotes economic progress. The objective of this study was to investigate the status and determinants of young people in Kathmandu. This study adopted a descriptive research design. This study's sample size is 75 people. Questionnaires were used to collect main data, and the researcher personally handed them to study participants. Only 60 of the 75 questionnaires were given by participants, and only 50 were approved for analysis as 10 questionnaires were incomplete. The study's goals were achieved, and the results were presented in tables, bars, and pie charts. It was discovered that Kathmandu's youth aspire to work in business. Young entrepreneurs in Kathmandu lack access to business support services like financing, coaching, and incubators, but that won't stop today's young from starting their own businesses. Another finding of this study is that, as opposed to employment, entrepreneurship was thought to be the best alternative for economic engagement. The current study revealed that most important determinants of young entrepreneurs include; owning a company and being in a reputation of handling a company is a different feeling, mentors, role models and entrepreneurial ambassadors could also motivate opportunity-driven entrepreneurship and most importantly it is the opportunity to learn important skills such as teamwork, networking, problem-solving, critical thinking, innovation and self-discipline Keywords: Youth, Entrepreneurship, Status, Determinants, Youth entrepreneurship Development, KathmanduItem Direction and Determinant of Foreign Trade: Case of Indo-Nepal Trade(Central Department of Economics, 2017) Sharma, SitaNot AvailableItem Structure, Pattern and Trend of Nepalese Trade (1990-2005)(Department of Economics, 2007) Thapa, BaburamNot Available