Rahul Meena

Prof. Rahul Meena

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur, India
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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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12 December 2022 in Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services
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RMRahul Meena
Rahul Meena
SSSamar Sarabhai
Samar Sarabhai


26 December 2022 in Risks
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PTPrasoon Mani Tripathi
Prasoon Mani Tripathi
VCVarun Chotia
Varun Chotia
USUmesh Solanki
Umesh Solanki
RMRahul Meena
Rahul Meena
Vinay KhandelwalVinay Khandelwal
Vinay Khandelwal
The purpose of this article is to examine the academic literature about the function, structure, calculation, and weaknesses of economic value added (EVA). EVA has been used as a measure of economic profit and captures the inadequacies of using traditional rates of return. In addition, this article tackles the main residual earnings (RI) modifications used to calculate EVA. A keyword search for publications was conducted in early 2022. This study couples an inferential analysis with descriptive analyses of the existing research. The articles were sorted into different clusters based on bibliographic coupling analysis. This study identifies the main areas and current dynamics of EVA research while evaluating the quality and impact of the scientific output. Three broad themes emerged from the analysis of the cluster related to the use and application of EVA: residual income and valuation, financial performance, and performance management. In doing so, we hope to enhance the understanding and contributions of EVA research to advance its theory and practice.

20 July 2022 in Journal of Marketing Communications
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DSDaneshwar Sharma
Daneshwar Sharma
RMRahul Meena
Rahul Meena
The research studies the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the message strategies of TV advertisements. Taylor’s Strategy Wheel and narrative transportation theory are used as frameworks to study the impact of the pandemic. The consumers’ lived experiences, behaviors, habits, and preferences have been impacted by the pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns, and the restrictions on the movements. The research study analyses TV advertisement (n = 993) from various Indian TV channels to understand the use of various message strategies by various industries in projecting this new normal of the post-pandemic world. The results show that the informational strategy with the storytelling technique of the narrative transportation theory was used by most advertisers. Interestingly, the majority of new advertisements (n = 455, 60%) did not refer to the COVID-19 pandemic in their message and did not consider the pandemic as part of their long-term brand communication strategy.

27 August 2024 in Journal of Marketing Communications
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RMRahul Meena
Rahul Meena
SSSamar Sarabhai
Samar Sarabhai