IOSR-JBM   Volume-22 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2020

Abstract: The studyaimsto examine the factors that influenceto the student satisfaction on the E-learning and traditional training method atThai Nguyen University of Economics and Business Administration (TUEBA). The analytical method used in this work isexploiting SPSS software with descriptive statistical tools, test scale with Cronbach alpha coefficient, exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and regression analysis. Independent samples, ANOVA,is also made to clarify issues related to the research hypothesis. The regression model consists of five variables (University facilities, E-learning system, traditional lecturers, learners, university organization and management) are.....

Key words: Satisfaction; Factors influencing; training method; combined training; student.

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Abstract: Online food delivering has become very popular nowadays, as it offers a single window from which variety of food can be ordered from a wide range of restaurants. There are wide varieties of restaurants which deliver food through online services by providing best offers and reasonable prices. This has resulted in increase on business of the restaurants. It has also resulted in popularizing online food delivery service in India and has brought boom in the industry. Major players in country like Zomato, Swiggy and Uber eats have set up online food delivery system through their mobile applications. These applications contain food menu setup from all the restaurants in the area alongwith the prices and offers provided by them. The people can order their favourite food from favourite restaurant at their door step hassle free for a small delivery fee. In this study, main focus is to analyse the buying behaviour of consumers using food delivery apps to order food.

Keywords: Food delivery, Online Food, Mobile application Zomato, Swiggy, ecommerce, consumer buying behavior

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Abstract: Corporate social responsibility (CSR) in educationis crucial topic of dedicated researchers in many countries. However, it's the new and luxury topic in Viet Nam. In this article, the authors explore CSR in higher education, especially the private universities in HCMC, Vietnam. The paper emphasizes on what goals, roles, responsibilities of the private universities towards society areandhow they impact on their members in a system like stakeholders, subordinates, students, and employers are.The research results bring practical values that there are positive relationship between CSR of the private universities and CSR of these four members.

Key words: corporate ethics, education, social responsibility, private universities

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Abstract: Accreditation is "A public recognition of the achievement of accreditation standards by a healthcare organization, demonstrated through an independent external peer assessment of that organization's performance in relation to the standards"i. Accreditation proves to be the best parameter for the quality standards of the hospital and it gives access to reliable and valid information about the facilities, the level of care and treatment as well as the infrastructure in a healthcare facility. The place where healthcare is provided to the population to fulfill the social needs should be a safety umbrella. Failure while identifying the errors of patient safety issues leads to increase in error events.

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Abstract: This study tries to show the effect of job satisfaction (job satisfaction factors) on the actions of organizational citizenship among the employees of private commercial banks of Mymensingh District of Bangladesh. The study was conducted through a field survey of the private commercial banks with 100 respondents. A well-structured questionnaire in a combination of both open ended and close ended has been developed by the researchers and administered to the respondents to collect data. After collecting the data from the field, an extensive statistical analysis is done by the researchers to find out the research objectives. The study finds that many of the factors of job satisfaction are sufficiently available in the banks. It also identifies and shows the most driving factors that contribute to organizational citizenship behavior............

Key words: Job satisfaction, Factors, Organizational Citizenship Behavior, Altruism, Private commercial banks.

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Abstract: The objective of the study was to evaluate the determinants of voluntary compliance in Self-Assessment Scheme in Nigeria, although with special reference to Akwa Ibom State. This was motivated by the growing emphasis on the need for tax authorities to assess and evaluate factors militating against effective tax revenue generation through Self-Assessment System in the developing economies like Nigeria. Data were collected from the Akwa Ibom State Board of Internal Revenue Service (SBIRS) office using questionnaire. The sample size was determined through Slovin's formula. Structured survey design was adopted in conjunction with descriptive statistics and regression analyses for estimating the test result. The model summary revealed that 80.8% of the variation in voluntary Tax Compliance is jointly attributable to the influence of individual, socio-economic, and demographic factors such as Personal financial constraint.........

Key words: Tax Administration in Nigeria; Voluntary Tax Compliance in Nigeria; Self-Assessment System in Nigeria; Non-Tax Compliance in Nigeria.

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Abstract: India is a country where the maximum population lives in rural areas and they mainly depend upon agriculture due to lack of employment opportunities in rural areas which leads to poverty. We cannot neglect the main point it is education which makes them understand how to make progress in the economy and use innovative techniques, because of poverty they don't have sufficient funds to make development in itself. To make the progress it is an essential both male and female have to involved in the progress of economic development to involve them it is essential they should know how to operate the latest techniques and come to know about the schemes which is launched by the government,To achieve these motive government established Self Help Groups which can improve the condition of rural areas, government endeavor and provide full support to the Self Help Groups. Self Help........

Key words: Self Help Groups, Rural Development.

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Abstract: Packaging became an integral part of marketing as years went by. Certain product categories are heavily dependent on packaging in order to build a positive brand perception. However, for some products the brand name alone matters. But overall, the appeal of a good packaging cannot be denied. Mineral water is a heavily purchased product among city dwellers, due to people staying outside most of the time. Moreover, in a tropical country like Bangladesh the heat creates demand for water. With a 20% annual growth in sales in Bangladesh, it has become an important industry with many competitors. This research paper is aimed at understanding the impact of packaging in consumer perception and purchase behavior. The study was done by conducting an online survey and analyzing data from that. The findings from the data helped in understanding the underlying factors that contribute in consumer purchase decision as well as potential prospects of mineral water packaging.

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