Volume 01 Issue 1 (Mar 2013)
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Do taxes generate more on economic development? Evidence from income's group and OECD countries
The theory of taxes that was created by traditional schools of thought believed that lower tax rates will generate greater economic growth. However, modern schools of thought propagated that higher tax rates actually will produce more economic development, especially for develop…
Technology readiness and EFTPoS usage in Zimbabwe
The Zimbabwean retail banking sector presents numerous lessons as well as challenges for the marketing of electronic banking services. Within the last decade, the Zimbabwean banking sector together with the economy experienced a near collapse in 2004, rebounded in 2009 with the…
Impact of Moral Reasoning on Law and Ethical Decision-making: A Comparative Study on Business Majors at Higher Learning Institutions in the Klang Valley.
Understanding the developmental issues faced by university students is critical for scholars and educators who are interested in learning and development. The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of moral reasoning on law and ethical decision-making amongst business m…
Organizational Commitment, Job Satisfaction and Job Performance as a mediator between Role Stressors and Turnover Intentions A Study from an Egyptian cultural perspective
The purpose of this paper is to explore (1) the effect of the relationship among role stress (role conflict, role ambiguity, role novelty and role overload) on job performance, job satisfaction, organizational commitment and turnover intentions; and (2) the situational relations…
Still on the Determinants of, and the Effects of Exchange Rate and Monetary Growth on Inflation: Nigeria in the Policy Debate.
One macro economics goal economist had always had interest in is price stability. This is because it directly affects the standard of living of the people and determines the level of poverty through the purchasing power theory. Such age long interest in developing countries such…
Using a Part-Time MBA Program to Expose Graduate Students to Corporate Governance
Many MBA programs are offering graduate courses in corporate governance either as a stand-alone elective course or as a topic for discussion throughout the curriculum. The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business’ (AACSB) Ethics Education Task For…
Analyzing the Input Output Relationship of Small and Medium Enterprises in Pakistan: An Econometric Approach
The establishment and promotion of the SMEs is considered to be the solution to many of the problems of the developing economies. This SME panacea compels the researchers to observe how this sector contributes in the economy of Pakistan. The core objective of the present paper r…
Carbon Credit: A Burning Business Issue
Carbon market is the brain child of the Kyoto Protocol for controlling green house gas emissions. This market has become the fastest growing financial market in the world. This market is mainly operated by Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), which allows carbon credit earnings an…
Trade Liberalization and De Novo Hypothesis in the context of Bangladesh: An Empirical analysis
This paper attempts to investigate whether the government of Bangladesh is promoting industrial exports and investigates the effects of industrial export on growth; with a notion, if de novo hypothesis holds. The paper attempts to check the effects of trade liberalization on gro…
Impact of Online Social Networking on Employee's Commitment to Duties in Selected Organizations in Lagos State, Nigeria
Nigeria Labour Act under chapter 198 of 2004 states categorically the duty of employer of labour to provide employee’s with duties and tools to work with. In the quest to ensure this, most employers of labour often provide employee’s with computer system and internet…
Enterprise Restructuring in the Conditions of the Crisis and the Globalization Challenges. Based on the Experiences of the Polish Economy
The 21st century is the arena of extremely dynamic and turbulent changes we have become not only witnesses but also participants of. They keep bringing newer and newer challenges for the functioning of the economies of individual countries and their regions, and the behaviours o…