IOSR-JBM   Volume-22 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2020

Abstract: Knowledge conversion is the art of transforming knowledge from abstract form of symbolized codes into concrete product reality through re-aligning theoretical knowledge, skills and experiences by firms into production to attain sustainability. Being true that firms that have ventured into knowledge conversion in production have emerged superior in attaining sustainable growth, the scenario in Kenyan sugar companies looks rather disappointing. The companies' consistently declining performance puts them in perpetual indebtedness, making them casualty for privatization with others going into receivership; during which time, the domestic sugar supplies deficit caused spontaneous increase in imports from 4000 tonnes in 1984 to 249,336 tonnes in 2001. The general objective of this study was to explore the influence of Knowledge conversion on sustainability.....

Key word; Knowledge conversion and sustainability

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Abstract: Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) sector plays a vital role in overall socio-economic progress of the country. Considering the advantageous demographic profile of the country, policymakers are bringing out appropriate support measures for the promotion and development of MSMEs in order to stimulate economic and employment growth. Existing literature proves that high-growth enterprises are the main source of large-scale employment in developed countries. There is a dearth of study of high growth enterprises in India. As such high growth entrepreneurship drastically differs from general entrepreneurship and the policy support required also differs in establishing conventional enterprises from high growth enterprises. In this regard.....

Key word; Ecosystem; High growth; Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises; Schemes

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Abstract: The research objective is 1)To analyze the relationship between interest rates, inflation, IMM, and GDP on the effectiveness of monetary policy transmission in Indonesia. 2)To find out the amount of time needed for interest rates, inflation, IMM, and GDP to measure the effectiveness of monetary policy transmission. 3)To find out the contribution of interest rates, inflation, IMM, and GDP to respond to changes in monetary policy mechanisms. In this study, the author analyzes the mechanism of monetary policy transmission through the interest rate channel or Bank Indonesia Certificate (SBI) from 2007 to 2016. A span of 10 years is considered sufficient to study the description of macroeconomic policies in the monetary field. Variables used in this study include interest rates, gross domestic product.....

Key word; Interest Rates, Inflation, IMM, GDP, Monetary Policy Transmission

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Abstract: The financial burden of tax, the permanent risk of control and the current sanctions are considered to be the reason for tax perception as one of the major concerns of taxpayers. Indeed, the tax authorities and taxpayers are the true actors of taxation. While the tax authority is considered the dominant player with broad prerogatives, the second player is taxpayers. The relationship's balance between these two actors is not based on a simple balance of authority or of a mathematical equation but on a relationship of trust that tax legislation, the agents of tax administration and regulatory bodies strive to embody......

Key word; Taxation; Legislation; Fiscal control; Taxpayer; Consent to tax; Rights

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Abstract: From times immemorial India is an agriculture country. Indian society was an self sufficient in all respects. With the advent of Britishers, as like any other segment of Indian society, agriculture was also went lot of changes. Commercialization crept into agriculture sector, which led the shortage of food grains, as the fields, up the that extent used for food crops were started usin6g for commercial crops like cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, maize, tea and coffee etc. More over beyond description Indian agriculture was neglected by alien rulers. No proper measures were taken for irrigation facilities for the arable lands, and there is no thought about rain fed areas totally. Famines were a regular phenomenon in Indian agriculture. Though they made cooperatives act in 1912 establishment of imperial bank in 1921 (predecessor of SBI), by merging three presidency banks, did not.....

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Abstract: The objectives of this study is to determine the impact of service quality on patient's satisfaction. This study is based on the private hospitals of Chittagong. In this study the researcher examined the key factors that are employed to determine the current standard of the healthcare service quality from patients' perception. Now a days, patients' satisfaction considered as one of the major issues in hospital management. Hospital's success depends on patient's expectations, perceptions, and judgment on the quality of services provided by hospitals. A survey was conducted among 300 respondents who were the patients of 10 renowned private hospitals in Chittagong.A model questionnaire......

Keywords: Service Quality, Patient's Satisfaction, SERVPERF model, Healthcare services, Private Hospitals

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Abstract: Public-private partnership is a recent phenomenon in the business of development in the State. Today, the term is used in government/private intervention in areas like health, transport, road construction, and tourism development. In Cross River State, the private involvement of the First Bank, Silver Bird, Dangote Group and Global Telecommunication Network like the Mobile Telecommunication Network in promoting tourism development is considerably great. With their contributions, tourism development especially carnival activities continue to flourish in the state due to the enabling environment provided by the private organizations. This study obtained information from the respondents through the survey research method utilizing both oral and secondary surveys of data collection. The analysis of data through a content review shows that much is still desired as the State is full to fully explore its tourism potentials. The study calls for more private sector involvement in promoting and marketing the tourism potentials of the State....

Keywords: public-private partnership, development, tourism, Cross River State

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