MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECT

ON
A STUDY ON FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF RAMA PHOSPHATE
PVT. LTD. COMAPANY WITH SPECIAL REFRENCE TO
INDORE BRANCH

Submitted to:-

(A Research Synopsis submitted as partial fulfillment for the

award of the Degree of Masters of Business Administration)

(2015-2017)

UNDER GUIDENCAE:
SUBMITTED BY:
Prof. NEHA CHOUHANN GANESH CHANDRA
JOSHI
MBA
3 Sem.
rd
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No.:52770040

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Ganesh Chandra Joshi, student of MBA IV Sem. program
has here, with proposing to choose the major research project titled A
Study of Exchange Rate Fluctuations and its Impact on Indian
Foreign Trade and prepared this report under my guidance and
supervision.

Faculty Guide
Prof. Sampada Najan
Faculty MIST Indore
 DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the synopsis of my MRP entitles A Study of

Exchange Rate Fluctuations and its Impact on Indian Foreign Trade.
Has been prepared under the valuable guidance and supervision of Prof.
Sampada Najan, faculty of MIST in partial fulfillment for the course
requirement of MBA from DAVV.

To the best of my knowledge and belief the information, facts, figures that
are presented in this report are actually based on my own work.

Ganesh Chandra
joshi
MBA 4th Sem.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Expression of feelings by words makes them less significant when it comes

to make statement of gratitude.
The most awaited moment of successful completion of an endeavor is always
a result of people involved explicitly therein and it is impossible without the
help and guidance of the people around.
At the outset, I would take this opportunity to express my sincere most
gratitude towards Dr. MS Murthy, Director, Malwa Institute of Science and
Technology, Indore, for providing me the opportunity to undertake and
accomplish this project.
It gives me pleasure to express my most profound regards and sense of great
indebtedness and sincere gratitude to Prof .Sampada Najan Faculty Guide,
Malwa Institute of Science and Technology Indore, for his untiring help,
valuable guidance and kind supervision, which were the main stream to bring
this work to present shape.
I am also thankful to Dr.Mamta Vyas and all the respected professors and my
friends who helped me directly or indirectly in giving shape to this report.

Gan
esh Chandra Joshi
MB
A IV Sem
 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

With the increasing level of globalization of economies of all the countries, the markets for
all the goods and services have become hyper competitive. The relationship between the
values of local currencies in terms of foreign currencies and export competitiveness of any
country is very complex. In the short run, devaluation of local currency may have the positive
effect on exports but also makes the imports costly. This relationship will become more complex
if there is heavy dependence of imported resources in the exported products. In the long run,
though it is the brand and value addition which will have more profound effect on export
competitiveness rather than cost based strategies which are easier to copy by other countries.

Indias direction of foreign trade has exhibited a structural shift during the last decade. Trade
volume and trade share of emerging and developing economies has increased while the share of
conventional trading partners has showed a declining trend. This investigation is focused on the
effect of exchange rate fluctuations on economic performance in developing countries.
Anticipated exchange rate depreciation determines the cost of imported intermediate goods and,
hence, the output supplied. In contrast, unanticipated currency fluctuations determine aggregate
demand through exports, imports, and the demand for currency, and determine aggregate supply
through the cost of imported intermediate goods.

The review of the theoretical literature on this topic indicates that there is no clear-cut
relationship between exchange rate volatility and trade flows. The presumption that trade is
adversely affected by exchange rate volatility depends on a number of specific assumptions and
does not necessarily hold in all cases, especially in a general equilibrium setting where other
variables change along with exchange rates. The ambiguity of the theoretical predictions
reinforces the importance of investigating the issue empirically.