IOSR-JBM   Volume-23 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2021

Abstract: The year 2020 has shown us one of the prime human tragedies named coronavirus (COVID-19) eruption. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the substantial loss of human life all over the world. It has presented an unprecedented challenge to the health of millions of people. It does not only disrupt the typical lifestyle of people but also destroyed the world of work. The study's main aim is to analyze the reasons for the expansion in online shopping trends during the COVID-19 pandemic. The threat caused by COVID-19 has feared the minds of the consumers. The government of India realized the need to take preventive measures to break the chain of contamination of disease from person to person, so the decision of complete lockdown was announced all over the country. The government banned....

Keywords: Online shopping, COVID-19 pandemic, Changing trends

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[2]. Brough, A. R., & Martin, K. D. (2021). Consumer privacy during (and after) the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 40(1), 108-110.
[3]. Chakraborty, U. K. (2020). Opportunities for Tribal Entrepreneurship Development in Jharkhand to Combat Post COVID-19 Challenges. Parikalpana: KIIT Journal of Management, 16.
[4]. Donthu, N., & Gustafsson, A. (2020). Effects of COVID-19 on business and research. Journal of business research, 117, 284.
[5]. Farooq, A., Laato, S., & Islam, A. N. (2020). Impact of online information on self-isolation intention during the COVID-19 pandemic: cross-sectional study. Journal of medical Internet research, 22(5), e19128

Abstract: A symbol of prospect for Bangladesh is 'Mobile Banking'. There are several form of digital banking like internet banking, E- banking, digital wallet, and mobile banking. With the flow of time, conventional banking is changing in online or digital banking. Mobile banking is an evolving division of online banking. It is an application of mobile commerce created on wireless networks and mobile devices. However, in COVID – 19 circumstances, where social distancing is consider, as the best way to be safe, banks has no other way but to modernize and enhance their services more in online. Presently there are 16 MFS operators are providing their services in Bangladesh. The article describes the change of users and usages of M-banking in COVID-19 situation, problems facing by the users and suggestions to overcome the problems

Key words: Mobile Banking (M-banking), MFS (Mobile Financial Service), COVID-19, Pandemic.

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Abstract: Background: This study examined the impact of low motivation on the performance and turnover rate of employees working with luxury restaurants in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Materials and Methods: Qualitative method was used to conduct this study. This method was chosen, because it provides researchers with the opportunity to ask more questions when necessary, thereby enabling them to gather a detailed and quality data. The research instruments that were used to conduct this study were interview1 and observation2. The population of this study is the employees working with luxury restaurants in Dubai, UAE. Purposive sampling method was used to select a sample in Dubai, which represents the entire population. Purposive sampling method, which is a form of non-random sampling, was used to select 200 respondents for this study......

Key Words: United Arab Emirates (UAE), Dubai, Employee Motivation, Low Motivation, Employee Performance, Employee Turnover, Industry, Needs, Restaurants, Luxury.

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Abstract: Objectives - The study aims to analyzed and explain the implementation based-trade accountability on the private university of Kendari City. This research uses qualitative research design with descriptive purpose type. The data used includes primary and secondary data. The research informants were 26 people from internal and external universities which were determined purposively.
Technique/analysis/validity - Data collection techniques used the observation, interviews, and document studies. Analysis technique of data used on the interactive qualitative model which data analysis includes three interrelated sub-processes, namely data reduction.....

Key Words:accountability implementation; marked-based accountability; private univeristies

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Abstract: The present study has been focused on consumers. Due to arrival of big giant supermarket chains, major innovative phase entered the economy. These big organized outlets were monetarily and technically sound. Consumers are generally diverting from unorganized to organized sector as current time customers were spending more money like never before. They were adopting western shopping culture instead of Indian culture. Big stores offered unique shopping experiences as customers enjoy malls as one stop shop for shopping, leisure and entertainment. The present study analyzed that in order to satisfy different needs of customers, both the big and small retailers should formulate plans for marketing. Customers would divide due to opening of new departmental stores which ultimately raised the competition between big and small store retailers. Consumer is the one who is driving the organized market towards expansion due to changing lifestyle, growth of nuclear families, working women participation......

Key Words: structural transformation, consumers, Jammu district, E-billing, GST, cashless.

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Abstract: The present study which is based on the problem of deforestation in the southern part of the city of Beni aims to identify the causes and impacts of the exploitation of the forest ecosystem in this region.
Systemic and historical methods were used for the achievement of this study, supported by the free observation on the ground, the questionnaire survey, the interview and the technique of acquisition and interpretation of satellite images. The causes which are at the base of the exploitation of the forest ecosystems in the southern sector of the city of Beni are multiple; it is notably about shifting agriculture, the cut of wood and the timber. Climate change is indicated as a major negative impact of deforestation followed by the disappearance of forest, air pollution and the reduction in harvesting products......

Keywords: Impact, Deforestation, Forest ecosystem, southern sector, city of Beni

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