IOSR-JBM   Volume-24 ~ Issue-5 ~ May 2022

Abstract: Background: Today, co-operatives are increasingly becoming hybridized to fill the economic development gaps in the state-owned enterprises (SOE), not-for-profit social enterprises (NFPSE), and for-profit investor-owned firms (IOF). However, there is limited specialized attention accorded to the systematic analysis of co-operative business model ontology or structure.
Purpose and Methodology: The purpose of this study paper was to help broadly understand the development of the business model ontology from Investor-Owned Firms (IOF), Social Enterprises (SEs), and Co-operatives and Mutual Enterprises (CMEs) perspectives.......

Key Word: Co-operative, Business, Ontology

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Abstract: Indonesia is known as a developing country that pays great attention to the current education factor. This condition causes intense competition in the world of higher education. Loyalty is the most important component for the company's sales so that the sales strategy must be implemented properly through the Brand Image and Service Quality components which are mediated with satisfaction and trust in students studying at KH University. Achmad Siddiq Jember. However, some things do not show the success and strength of the loyalty of KH University students. Achmad Siddiq Jember.......

Key Word: Brand Image, Service Quality, Satisfaction, Trust, Loyalty

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Abstract: Indonesia is known as the largest Muslim country in the world that becomes a potential market for Islamic banking today. This condition causes intense competition in the world of Islamic banking. Islamic banking performance is the most important component for the sustainability of the company so that Islamic banking performance strategies must be implemented appropriately through components of good governance and social responsibility of Islamic banking to the surrounding environment mediated by supporting intellectual capital. However, some things do not show the success and performance of Islamic banking trying to measure intellectual capital as an intervention. Determining the intellectual capital strategy of Islamic banking can improve the performance of Islamic banking from conventional banking. The current strength of intellectual capital is expected to be able to be used by Islamic banking as a tool to further improve the performance of Islamic banking.

Key Word: Governance, Social Responsibility, Intellectual Capital, Performance

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Abstract: With the continuous improvement of life, people's work not only fulfills the survival needs, but also pursues the needs of social relations and values. The inability to meet the needs of employees leads to the employees' turnover to a large extent. There is a direct sense of motivation for the development of the enterprise. There is a need to enhance the appeal and sense of belonging of employees to the development of the enterprise, prevent employees from having a positive impact on the development of the enterprise, and have a significant impact on the employee demand and business locations of the enterprise........

Key Word: ERG theory, Grassroots employees, Motivation, Incentives

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Abstract: The overall objective of this study is to investigate the perception of car consumers on hybrid cars its impact on environment.The study used a quantitative research method mainly a survey. A well-structured questionnaire was distributed to 300 respondents using a convenient sampling technique. A survey Monkey is used for data collection and analysis. Descriptive statistics are used mainly in the data analysis. The findings reveal that most of the respondents owned emission cars and replaces their cars within two to five years. Majority of the respondents said regardless of the situations, they intend to own hybrid car soon due to its efficiency and environmentally friendliness.........

Key Word: Investigating, Consumers Perception, Hybrid Cars, Oman.

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Abstract: Achieving universal health coverage (UHC) has become a dominant health policy preoccupation within the global community, requires substantial resourcing and sustainable financing mechanisms. In Kenya, however, insufficient funding for the health sector coupled with an increase in growth of the population has limited the ability of the government to realize UHC in Kenya. However, with the government still focused on achieving UHC against the budget shortfalls, a sustainable health financing strategy would be imperative. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to establish the influence of sustainable health financing strategies on achievement of UHC in Kenya. The study adopted a descriptive research design targeting UHC stakeholder......

Key Word: universal health coverage, health policy, insufficient funding, sustainable health financing strategies

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Abstract: The study investigated the effect of value relevance accounting information on stock market volatility in Nigeria using panel data analysis with data covering from 2000 to 2016. The main objective was to verify the extent to which dividend per share, earnings per share, book value per share and market value per share have significantly influenced annual share prices in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). The study sampled a total of ten quoted firms, which included Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc, Oando Plc, First Bank of Nigeria Plc, GTBank Plc, AIICO Insurance Plc, Niger Insurance Company Plc, Cadbury Nigeria Plc, Flour Mills Nigeria Plc, BOC Gases Nigeria Plc and Nigerian Enamel Plc, and with LLC, ADF and PP panel unit root approach, the study found that all series investigated.....

Key Word: Value Relevance, Accounting Information, Stock Market Volatility, EGARCH and Nigeria

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