IOSR-JBM   Volume-19 ~ Issue-8 ~ August-2017

Abstract: The purpose of this study was to analyze and determine the effect of relationship marketing dimensions that consists of trust, commitment, communication and conflict management on customer loyalty. The approach used causality between variables with explanatory method. This research object was a Muslim entrepreneur to the target population are all entrepreneurs who have been successful in running their business, while the sampling method used non probability sampling, with sampling technique is incidental sampling of 160 respondents, however are worth further analysis was 158 respondents. The data used by the source, i.e. primary data taken directly by using questionnaires that are closed...........

Keywords: Relationship Marketing, Trust, commitment, Communications, Conflict Management, Customer Loyalty

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[2] Barry, J.M. Dion, P., and Johnson. W., 2008. A Cross-Cultural Examination of Relationship Strength in B2B Services. Journal of Services Marketing, 22 (2): 114-135).
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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to study the purchasing behavior of consumers for environmentally sustainable products using the Theory of Planned Behavior framework. It examines the determinants of purchasing intention for environmentally sustainable products which further leads to purchasing behavior. The data collected was analyzed with the help of Structural Equation Modeling. Subjective norms, Control on availability, Perceived consumer effectiveness and Attitude were found to have significant impact on purchase intention. Purchasing intention also affect purchasing behavior significantly. The study contributes in understanding the relative importance of determinants affecting the purchase intention for environmentally sustainable products.

Keywords: Attitude, Environmentally Sustainable Products, Purchase Intention, Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB)

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Abstract: E-service quality estimation in web based shopping has been accepting expanding consideration at present and therefore, many reviews have attempted to highlight significant measurements of e-administration quality connected with online condition. Brilliant e-service quality is an essential matter for online seller. The variable will empower them to pull in more online clients. The point of the review is to decide e-service quality and its impact on buyers' view of trust. A quantitative research configuration was embraced to gather information. Various relapse examination............

Keywords: E-service Quality, Consumer Perception, Risk, Trust, Attitude

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Abstract: With the development of modern technology, people's way of life is changing day by day. These changes have also affected the way of shopping. Online shopping is taking place instead of traditional store shopping. In present study, it has been tried to find out the people's perception towards online shopping and to know whether consumers prefer online shopping or store shopping and why. The primary data for this research has been collected through a survey of 100 consumers of Kurukshetra by using questionnaire. This study used factor analysis to provide evidence that consumer perception toward online shopping had strong relationship based on consumers demographic. The results of the study supported that the customers perceive online shopping with positive frame of mind and show that the emergence of various factors pertaining to online shopping.

Keywords: Consumers' Perception, Factor Analysis, Online shopping.

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Abstract: This study focused on evaluating the roles played by healthcare management in meeting the National Core Standards (NCS), case study of a TB hospital. The study found that healthcare management functions in meeting the NCS are multifaceted and linked. The roles are found to comprise of drugs stocks control and procurement, financial planning and management, risk management, infection prevention and control, managing outbreaks and disasters with effective response mechanisms, ensuring the appropriate use of equipment and technologies, human resource management and decision making. The study established that healthcare management roles are faced with............

Keywords: Healthcare management, tuberculosis, National Core Standards

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Abstract: A metal processing organisation which has been in existence for over 50 years closed part of the production line and downsized its employees. The core objective of this research is to determine the impact of downsizing on employees who survived during this period. A quantitative methodology was adopted and a total of 150 questionnaires were distributed to the population sample and 143 responses were obtained, representing a 95% response rate. A majority of the respondents believe that there is not enough reward and recognition given in the organisation for good work done............

Keywords: Downsizing, employee relationships, reporting structures

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Abstract: The research was conducted in the Hypermart Manado Town Square (MANTOS), City of Manado, North Sulawesi. In implementation, the collecting of field data was performed on March up to April 2017. It specifically aims to analyze: marketing mix's factors considered by consumer in purchasing UHT milk in the Hypermart Manado Town Square at City of Manado. Hence, the respondent selection was taken byaccidental samplingover 100 respondents. Data, then, was analyzed by factor and multiple regression analysis assisted by SPSS program for windowsversion 18. As a result.............

Keywords: Purchasing decision, UHT milk, marketing mix

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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between Job stress, job satisfaction and job performance among the employees of IT organization. A sample of 238 employees was drawn from the population of 337employees using a structured questionnaire working in leading IT services organization of Particular district. The results of Multiple Regression Analysis have shown that family related stress, subordinate related stress, burn out related stress and personality based stress are found to be significant predictors of Organizational commitment and Continuance commitment play a vital role in Job Performance whereas Normative Commitment play a vital role in Job satisfaction.

Keywords: Job Performance, Job Satisfaction, Organizational Commitment, Stress.

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Abstract: The main goal of the study is to investigate the impact of taxation on foreign direct investment in Nigeria from 1980 to 2015. The study utilized cointegration test, vector error correction model (VECM) and Pairwise Granger causality technique in the analysis. The variables employed in the study include foreign direct invest (FDI), tax revenue (TAR), openness to trade (OPNTR), exchange rate (EXR), inflation rate (INFR) and money supply (MS). Stationarity test was conducted via the application of the Augmented Dickey-Fuller (ADF) unit root test. The results showed that all the variables............

Keywords: Taxation, Foreign direct investment, Cointegration, Vector error correction model, Granger causality.

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Abstract: The study investigated the influence of televised violence on undergraduate students in Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State Nigeria. To facilitate this study, 392 undergraduates were randomly selected and three specific objectives and three null hypotheses were postulated. The objectives were to investigate whether heavy television viewers are more influenced by televised violence than moderate or light viewers; to find out if age and gender influence the extent of the effect that televised violence has on the students; and to determine the influence of televised violence on Abia State University..........

Keywords: Violence, Influence, University, Nigeria, Television

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Abstract: Children whose rights are violated in one way or the other are affected intellectually, physically and emotionally to mention but a few. Such children in most cases become fixated. Researchers have revealed that the first one thousand days or three years are very crucial in terms of good nutrition in the development of the child's brain. Unfortunately, UNICEF report reveals that over 2.5 million Nigerian children are suffering from severe acute malnutrition, warning that 20 percent of the number could die if urgent steps were not taken to address the situation. The purpose of this study, therefore, is to examine the strategies in reporting the nutritional needs of the Nigerian child particularly..........

Keywords: Reporting, Nutrition, Internally displaced children, Boko Haram, Insurgency, Nigerian Child, Child Right Act..

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