Published by: Adeola Olumide Afolayan
Pages: 1-7
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The COVID-19 pandemic has had significant adverse effects on the work-life characteristics of sales professionals in the pharmaceutical industry. Work attributes are crucial factors that can determine a person's effectiveness in a particular job role. Therefore, this study aimed to validate a 13-item questionnaire on the work attributes of pharmaceutical sales executives involved in
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Published by: Abdullah Muhammad
Pages: 8-24
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This study aims to examine the effect of ownership structure and corporate governance on the company's liquidity policy. The ownership structure used in this study is managerial ownership and institutional ownership. Meanwhile, the mechanisms of corporate governance used include the size of the board of commissioners, the size of the board of directors, and the size of the audit committee.
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Published by: Catherine Nyambura, Samuel Kiprop
Pages: 25-41
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This study explored the mediating effect of product innovation on the relationship between social media marketing and performance of star-rated hotels in Kenya. The study employed social media integration theory, innovation diffusion theory, and social exchange theory. The study used an explanatory research design, and the target population comprised 215 star-rated hotels in Kenya. Data were
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Published by: Dian Saraswati, Santoso Wibowo
Pages: 42-53
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The purpose of this research is to ascertain how financial statement fraud in manufacturing firms in the goods and consumer industry sector is affected by diamond fraud analysis using a beneish model. Diamond fraud with pressure (financial stability, financial targets), with opportunity (industry nature), with rationalization (change of auditors), with capability (change of director), and
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Published by: Thabo Moshe Mthembu , Nomvula Zinhle Ndlovu
Pages: 54-62
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The development of literacy in African languages in South African schools has been a longstanding challenge despite legislative frameworks intended to facilitate it. This study investigates the use of isiZulu, an indigenous African language, as a medium for literacy development in selected primary and intermediate schools in KwaZulu-Natal province. The study examines language policies in the
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