Inspired Leadership THROUGH Turbulent Times, the Power of Youth By:

Samik Datta ( Roll No 74 )

Senjuti Sarkar ( Roll No 73 )

IISWBM(MBA- Day 2013-15)

Inflation Depreciating currency

Un-Employment

CURRENT EVENTS OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC SLOW DOWN Major Victim Europe

Forecasts from EC in May showed annual euro-zone GDP shrinking by 0.6% in 2012 and 0.4% in 2013. GDP rose by just 0.1% in Germany and declined by 0.2% in France. Spain youth unemployment reaches 56.1%

The U.S. economic crisis Increased rate of unemployment over the world

The rate in the US is 7.4% and in Japan 3.8%. The lowest rates are seen in Austria (4.8%), Germany (5.3%) and

Luxembourg (5.7%). Indian rupee slumps to record low

It has already slumped to a record low of less than 69 to the dollar – its worst performance since 1995

REASONS FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC TURBULENCE

US-The pioneer The decline of the rate of profit Low productive output due to lack of motivation Other Allied reasons

The "Queen’s-Europe” Introduction of Euro in all over Europe Intra-Europe market capitalisation

Turbulence in the Third world countries

War in middle east has lessen the production and supply of petroleum.

EFFECTED SECTORS OF THIS ECONOMIC TURBULENCE

Organised Sector:Any sector which runs the business only for revenue earning.

Challenges:Labour hindrance

Lack of interest of workers in job

Political involvement

Market competition

And obviously fear of less revenue earning

Un-Organised Sectors :

These sectors have major challenges

Capital Investments

Raw-material

Less government help

Lack of technical and marketing knowledge

Illiteracy

ROLE OF A LEADER- COMES IN VOGUE

Acknowledge the factReassert PurposeBe focusedBe visibleDrive InnovationFoster New leadersConfront the most brutal

facts of current reality, whatever it may be.

Retain faith that he will prevail in the end, regardless of the difficulties.

THE “PULSATING” INDIA IS WE- THE YOUTH !!!

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