IOSR-JBM   Volume-24 ~ Issue-2 ~ February 2022

Abstract: The study aims to evaluate the application and practices of Management Accounting in the manufacturing companies in Bangladesh. This paper is the output of the evaluation on Management Accounting practices of Fifteen (15) Manufacturing Companies from Four (4) different sectors listed in Dhaka Stock Exchange on the year of 2021. The primary data was collected using a structured questionnaire from 124 respondents of fifteen manufacturing companies of different four sectors and it is found that the highest mean score was 4.7214 on Management accounting information is essential for making managerial decision and lowest mean score was 4.3120 for Management......

Key Works: Management Accounting, Manufacturing companies, CVP analysis, Practices, Perception, ABC method

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Abstract: Purpose - The extant research on employee retention has focused on many observed antecedents in the workplace, However many fundamental questions remain unanswered. The research has yet to consider what factors accelerate the retention when different workforce cohorts with different needs and wants reach the organization. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between employee commitment and employee wellbeing with mediating effects of psychological meaningfulness and moderating effects of Y Gen psychographics in IT organizations of Kochi, Kerala. The authors used causal research designs and tried to establish relationships between the variables......

Keywords - Employee retention, psychological meaningfulness, Y Gen

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Abstract: Background: This study aims to analyze online learning methods, teacher abilities, infrastructure, student learning motivation, and parental involvement on the effectiveness of online learning. Materials and Methods: The total number of AL-Falah Elementary School Students is 173. Furthermore, this research uses analytical and descriptive methods. Data analysis method using Structural Equation Model-Partial Least Square (SEM-PLS). Results: The results of this study found that the Online Learning Method and student learning motivation did not significantly affect the effectiveness of online......

Keywords: Online Learning Methods, Teacher Ability, Infrastructure, Student Learning Motivation, Online Learning Effectiveness.

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Abstract: Banks are increasingly interested in managing large volumes of client money from wealth management businesses. The huge commercial potential has attracted the interest of many banks. The reason is that the opportunity to generate fee income from this business is very high. In addition, the funds managed are often long-term, thus providing a guarantee for the sustainable development of the banking business.
This study will use raw data and data sources from respondents' responses, quantitative analysis using questionnaires, and in-depth interviews with one respondent to collect data as qualitative sources. The population of this study is the preferred customers of investors of state-owned enterprise banks as the source of quantitative data, and the preferred bank manager of state-owned enterprise banks as the source of qualitative data. The sequential interpretive.....

Keywords: Image, Products, Service Quality, Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Feebased Income, Assets Under Mangement.

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Abstract: The paper studies the relationship between the stock market return and foreign institutional investors in context of NSE Nifty. We applied ADF unit root test to check the stationarity of series. Granger causality test is applied to find the causal relationship between variables. The study is based on monthly values of variables includes NFII (net foreign institutional investments, FIIS (sales of foreign institutional investments, FIIP (purchases of foreign institutional investments and NiftyR (Return of Nifty) for the period of fifteen years, 2006-2020. We conclude that there is long term relationship exist between the Nifty and NFII; Nifty and FIIS; Nifty and FIIP. The granger causality results say (a) there is Unidirectional relationship exists between FIIP and nifty return; (b) Bidirectional relationship exist between NiftyR and FIIS; and (c) No relationship exists between NiftyR and NFII..

Keywords: Volatility, Return, Stock Market, FIIs, Granger causality test

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Abstract: This research aims to prove empirically the analysis of the determinants of audit delay and its effect on investor reactions. This research uses a sample of entities that are members of the Kompas 100 Index, with a period from 2017 to 2019. The data used is secondary data. The sample was taken using purposive sampling, with a total sample of 93 samples in this research. The results of this research indicate that the complexity of financial statements is supported, in which the complexity of financial statements has a positive effect on audit delay. Meanwhile, financial distress, type of industry, restatement of financial statements and related party transactions on audit delay, and audit delay on investor reactions are not supported. However, the results for the type of industry on audit delay indicate that the type of industry has a negative effect on audit delay, while the results for audit delay on investor reactions indicate that audit delay has a positive effect on investor reactions..

Keywords: financial distress, complexity of financial statements, type of industry, restatement of financial statements, related party transactions, audit delay, and investor re

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Abstract: This study investigated the factors influencing Chinese language learning in Tanzania through quantitative approach. Study correlates the factors with learning capacity of Tanzanian student in Dar es Salaam. Study examined the four factors that may influence Chinese language learning which are Motivation and Drive, Experience, Teaching Strategy, Learning Capacity and various efforts that have been made to promote and improve Chinese language learning and teaching. Study will help the readers understand how to improve Chinese language learning as a second or foreign language. Research adopts the quantitative approach of investigation, using self-made 5 likert.....

Keywords: Teaching Strategies, Motivation and Drive, Learning Capacity

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