Final Year Project Report (BUIC): Recent submissions

  • The Gap between the Perceptions/Expectations of Customers and Organizations in Relation to Domestic Cricket in Pakistan 
    Faisal Khurshid Reshi, 111022-015 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    Sports related sponsorship has been the bread and butter of many organizations for many decades in the western hemisphere and countries of the developed world. From television to radio to print, sports enthusiasts have ...
  • Impact of Inflating Oil Prices on the Economy of Pakistan 
    Abdul Ahad Maud, 111031-001 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The objective of this study is to examine the impact of the inflating oil prices prevailing in the market on the developing economy of Pakistan. Oil prices have become big news. Prices have risen rapidly in the past years. ...
  • Impact of Consumer Price Index on Stock Prices 
    Arooj Mustafa, 111022-009 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    Research in economics and finance documents a negative relationship between stock prices and CPI in markets of industrialized economies. This paper attempts to explore how far this holds true in the context of Pakistan’s ...
  • Impact of September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack on Pakistan Economy 
    Sheraz Khattak, 211021-028 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    Pakistan's economy has been on the downfall for the past several years, has been hit by poor crops, political chaos, social instability, corruption and sanctions in the past three decades. Pakistan’s economy has seen ...
  • Governmental Influence on Media and its Effect on Advertising Industry 
    Furqan Habib, 111031-011 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The research is based on the foundation that Pakistani government has always been directly or indirectly involved in media. This direct or indirect influence has always been affecting the advertising industry in more than ...
  • Growth of Back offices and Call Centers in IT Sector of Pakistan- A Case study of En Pointe Technologies 
    Kashif Ur Rehman, 211021-013 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The reason of this scientific study is to explore new horizons in the potential growth of out sourcing in Pakistan. Against the background of the changes in the fast-paced business environment, the question comes to the ...
  • Gender Differences in Compulsive Buying 
    Sadaf Akhtar, 111031-023 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    Consumer compulsive buying is an important area of inquiry in consumer behavior research. Compulsive buying is a chronic, repetitive purchasing that becomes a primary response to negative events or feelings. This paper ...
  • Shock Effects on Stocks in Pakistan 
    Nadia Asghar, 211031-023 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    This research examines the shock or extraordinary effects on stocks in Pakistan of the given time period. The shocks could be positive or negative depending upon the variety of reasons ranging from company news to general ...
  • Comparative Study of the Internet Banking Services Being Provided by the Local and International Banks 
    Nidaa Babar, 111012-018 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    Problem: Internet banking involves consumers using the Internet to access their bank account and to undertake banking transactions. This technology has been in use in Pakistan too. There are a number of International and ...
  • Analysis of Oil and Gas Marketing Sector- An Overvew of Its Growth over the Last Five Years (2001 – 2005) 
    Akhlaq Ahmad, 111031-004 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    Pakistan’s economy is undergoing significant structural changes since 1999-2000. The real GDP growth is accelerating over the last five years. Over the next five years, 7-8 percent growth is targeted to be sustained, which ...
  • A Study of Different Methods Used for Stock Valuation 
    Syed Abbas Ahmed Rizvi, 111031 – 027 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    I have in this thesis tried to explain the different analyzing methods and then tried to apply an approach called the EIC approach by scientifically analyzing common stock valuation in the belief that analyzing the stock ...
  • A Study of Human Resource Practices in Pakistan Tobacco Company 
    Ahmed Raza Khan, 211031-003 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The increasing trend of globalization in the past two decades has moved companies beyond their domestic operations into the international markets. This dramatic change in international businesses require a dynamic workforce ...
  • Colour Schemes Used by Businesses and its Impact on Consumers 
    Arooj Hamid, 111022-008 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The importance of color for any marketer can not be denied. Marketers use colors to give products a ‘personality’, enhance the features, grab attention of the consumers, to make sure the legibility of text on the packaging, ...
  • Problems of Small Entrepreneurs 
    Muhammad Shiraz Choudhry, 111031-017 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    This thesis is designed to discover the problems faced by entrepreneurs of micro (5-9 employees), small (10-35 employees) and medium sized (36-99 employees) firms in Pakistan. Efforts were made to determine the problems ...
  • Marketing and Human Resource Management Analysis of Ufone and Mobilink 
    Anil Aziz, 211031-004 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    Cellular companies came to Pakistan in early 90’s.However with the passage of time so many local cellular companies as well as foreign companies came to Pakistan with their innovations through certain policies and practices. ...
  • How do Consumers Express their Identity Through Choice of Products that they Buy 
    Malik Arzanish Khan, 111022-031 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    It has been argued that what we consume defines who we are. This paper begins by describing traditional theories of consumption, which propose that consumption is based upon utility. These theories are compared with the ...
  • A Study of Consumers Behaviour in High and Low Inolvement Products as Per Customer Perception in Younger Generation of Twin Cities 
    Nandana Anwar Kamal, 111022-040 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    This study investigates consumers' affective attachments toward products, based on relevant product attributes.It studies the process of consumer purchase for high and low involvement consumer goods where mobile phones are ...
  • Potential & Future Prospects of E-Marketing in Pakistan 
    Abeera Shabbir, 211031-001 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The world is galloping at an abnormal speed on the road of technology; the emerging technologies have reshaped the way we communicate. IT, one of such technologies, is likely to affect our lives in every conceivable way. ...
  • The impact of Tax Reforms on the Revenue of Pakistan (1988-2005) 
    Faheera Tariq, 111031-008 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The past two decades have witnessed widespread attempts to reform tax structure in developing countries. As Low-income developing countries are often heavily dependent on different taxes especially income tax, sales and ...
  • Gender Based Analysis of Higher Education 
    Muhammad Fahad Shabbir, 211031-019 (Management Sciences, 2006)
    The basic purpose of this project is to analyze the higher education keeping in view the gender of the students. Does it make any difference at that level of education? What is the proportion of the students at that level ...

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