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    The document is a research proposal submitted by Apoorv Tiwari, a 2nd year BBA, LL.B student with a roll number of 1208. The proposal examines whether the demand for e-books has led to a decline in printed books. The proposal outlines introducing demand and e-books/printed books, graphing collected data, and concluding whether e-books have impacted printed book demand based on primary and secondary research methods of analyzing literature and reports.

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    RESEARCH PROPOSAL

    SUBMITTED BY – Apoorv Tiwari ,


    ROLL NO - 1208 [2nd year BBA, LL.B.]

    TOPIC
    Has demand of e-books led to the decline of printed books

    INTRODUCTION
    Demand is one of the most important decision making variables in present globalized,
    liberalized and privatized economy. Under such type of an economy consumers and
    producers have wide choice. There is full freedom to both that is buyers and sellers in
    the market. Therefore Demand reflects the size and pattern of the market. The future of
    a producer is depends upon the well analyzed consumer’s demand. Even the firm does
    not want to make profit as such but want to devote for ‘customer services’ or ‘social
    responsibilities’. That is also not possible without evaluating the consumer’s tastes,
    preferences, choice etc. All these things are directly built into the economic concept of
    demand.

    OBJECTIVES OF STUDY
    The objective of this project is to bring to light, using research and reports,
    the effects of emergence of ebooks on the demand of printed books.

    CHAPTERIZATION

    Chapter 1: Introduction to ‘Demand’


    Chapter 2: E-books: Introduction, Pros & Cons, Statistical data for demand
    Chapter 3: Printed books: Introduction,Pros & Cons, Statistical data for demand
    Chapter 4: Graphical Representation of data
    Chapter 5: Conclusion
    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

    Both primary method and secondary method of research was adopted in the making of
    this project.
    Various literary works and reports from the library and the internet, were used
    extensively in collecting the data essential for this study.

    The method of writing used in this project is primarily analytical.

    BIBLIOGRAPHY

     H.L. AHUJA, Managerial Economics, S.Chand Publications, New Delhi

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