IOSR-JBM   Volume-22 ~ Issue-10 ~ Oct. 2020

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of the stock market conditions, at different estimation periods for capital asset pricing model (CAPM) variables, on the ability of the CAPM to explain the change in stock returns, applied to the Egyptian stock market.
Where the researcher assumes that the different levels of market return (low - high) may affect the ability of the capital asset pricing model to explain the change in the stock returns. Especially most of the literary reviews of the capital asset pricing model were not exposed to the conditions of measuring the returns. That is the approach of the present study was to test the theory of capital asset pricing model at a different level of market return at a different basis of estimation.....

Keywords: Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM); Market returns; stocks expected returns; risk-free rate; systematic risk; Stock Exchange

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Abstract: The Covid-19 pandemic has an impact on all aspects of life including various business sectors and the country's economy, including the Indonesian economy, which is experiencing a recession like many other countries in the world. One of the efforts that can be done to restore the country's economy is through entrepreneurship. The development of entrepreneurship in Indonesia needs to follow the ideology of the Indonesian nation and state, namely Pancasila. Pancasila entrepreneurship is an entrepreneurial system which follows the five Pancasila principles. It is also an embodiment of Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution in an entrepreneurial environment. Based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution, the Indonesian economy applies the economic democracy allowing all business units.....

Keywords: Pancasila, Entrepreneurship, Pancasila Entrepreneurship

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Abstract: The rise in demand of quick foods has made it a competitive ground for many players, especially several multinational companies paved the way for their entry into several countries of the world, Schlosser, (2001). The thought of the same was difficult in India where fresh and home cooked food is preferred and cultural differences have been observed in response of consumers vertically as well as horizontally. But some multinational organizations with deep pockets kept their patience for the pertinent environment, infrastructure and studied the cultural and societal notions for such types of fast foods. To be able to meet the taste and choice of such a diverse population was a real daunting task but greater research work and in depth knowledge paved the way for several multinationals towards becoming the favorite taste for Indian consumers. Thus, the present study aims at finding the preference of dimensions of service quality and level of satisfaction about QSR, clustering techniques are........

Keywords-QSR industry, Cluster analysis, Consumer satisfaction, service quality determinants, Fast Food Restaurants

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Abstract: This research was conducted to analyze the effect of perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and trustworthiness in the intention to use online motorcycle taxi customers in the city of Bondowoso.This research is quantitative research conducted in the city of Bondowoso by involving a sample of 120 respondents who have used the Ter ater online motorcycle taxi. The method used in this research is path analysis with the help of the SPSS application.The results showed that perceived ease of use was able to encourage new customers to use Ter later. Ter ater use is sustainable, supported by perceptions of benefits and trust..

Key Word:Perceived Usefulness, Perceived Ease Of Use, Trustworthiness, Intention to Use.

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Abstract: This research was conducted to analyze the Quality of Human Resources,Utilization of Information Technology, and Organizational Commitment to the Quality of Village Financial Reports. This research is quantitative research conducted by the Tual City Village Government with a sample of 216 Village Staff / Apparatus.The method used in this research is Multiple Linear Regression. Quality of Human Resources, Utilization of Information Technology, and Organizational Commitment have a significant effect on the quality of financial reports and the quality of human resources has a dominant influence on the quality of village financial reports.....

Key Word: Quality of Human Resources, Utilization of Information Technology, Organizational Commitment, Quality of Financial Statements

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Abstract: The Kenya's education sector is a dynamic one and highly competitive with the increase of both private and public universities. Public universities have been relying on capitation fund and own source revenue. Many of them are getting government sponsored programs allocations lower than their declared capacity and they have been unable to get adequate numbers of students for self sponsored programs. With this precarious scenario the management of public universities are realizing the need for strategic innovations on own source revenue. This study aimed at finding the relationship between strategic innovation and growth of public universities in Kenya. The specific objectives of the study were to establish the influence of marketing innovation and product.....

Key Terms: strategic innovation, public universities, growth, capitation fund, Kenya

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Abstract: The objects in this research are all employees of Danamon Bank, about 100 of its employee's Bank. The technique of data analysis used will be the test of the research instrument, the classical assumption test, multiple linear regression test, t-test, F test, and R2. The result of this research is there was a positive influence and significance between compensating (X1) with job satisfaction (Y). This is indicated Deng's value of the regression coefficient 0,387 and the value of calculated t (17,689) > t table (1,660) and also signs (0,000) < signed (0,05). There is also a positive effect and a significant motivation (X2) to job satisfaction (Y). It is indicated by value of regression coefficient is 0,063 and value calculated t (1,226) < t table (1,660) and also signs (0,223) > signed (0,05). There are a positive effect and the leadership of significant fish (X3) on job satisfaction (Y). The thing is indicated.....

Key words: Compensation, Motivation, Leadership, Organizational Culture, Work Environment, and Job Satisfaction

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Abstract: Background: Business competition in the recent times has witness a turn, in the sense that, influx of innovations through available technologies has necessitated evolving of new businesses, therefore, there is no constant branding. Unlike centuries ago, when firms exhibit monopoly over goods and services, this century is marked by increased competitions among firms producing same products. Therefore, organizations with great and past performance are presently being challenged by news ones. It is therefore expedient that, firms especially SMEs who are believed to lack longevity and scarcely survive a few generations have proper executive succession planning to boost survival and continuity of businesses. The study examines the influence of executive succession planning on the sustainability of SMEs in Nigeria.....

Key Terms: Executive succession planning, sustainability of SMEs, economic sustainability, social sustainability and environmental sustainability.

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