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| Title | : | Phenomenology Study on the Financial Motive and Shift of Norm Through the Perspective of Psychological Egoism and Activation of Scott on Cafe Business Environment in the City of Blitar, East Java, Indonesia |
| Country | : | Indonesia |
| Authors | : | Fitriana Santi || Dr. Nurika Restuningdiah || Dr. Satia Nur Maharani |
Abstract: Phenomenology Study on the Financial Motive and Shift of Norm through the Perspective of Psychological Egoism and Activation of Scott on Cafe Business Environment in the city of Blitar, East Java, Indonesia.The flow of globalization that has become more rapid resulted in rapid changes in the pattern of community life into modernization. The change in lifestyle has apparently been used by businesses to provide places such as cafes..........
Keywords: Financial Motives, Shift of Norm
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Financial Development, Economic Growth and Poverty Level in Selected Low-income Sub-Sahara African Countries (1980-2012). |
| Country | : | Nigeria |
| Authors | : | Aremo, Adeleke Gabriel (PhD) || Ayoola, Joshua Olarewaju |
Abstract:The study examines the interactions among financial development, economic growth and poverty level
annual data from 1980 to 2012 obtained from World Bank Development Indicators (WDI). Cointegration test was applied to determine the long run relationship among these three key variables while panel vector autoregression Model analysis was conducted to examine the dynamic interactions among financial
development, economic growth and poverty level with particular reference to economic growth as a channel
linking financial development and poverty..........
Keywords:Financial Development, Economic Growth, Poverty Level, sub-Saharan African countries (SSA), and Panel Vector Auto regression. JEL Classification-O43
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Impact of Nongovernmental Micro Finance Programs on Poverty Alleviation in Sri Lanka |
| Country | : | Sri Lanka |
| Authors | : | J.A.Prasansha Kumari |
Abstract: Microfinance is the widely used throughout the world for many decades. Over the past ten years micro finance programs have spread quickly across the country as a main tool of alleviating poverty. This is an ongoing research and it aim to analyses the impact of micro financial programs for reducing the poverty level with special reference to Sarvodya Economic Eunterpernerships Services (SEEDS). Information and primary data will be collected throughout structured questioner and interviews from 200 beneficiaries in Kegalle district. Secondary data will be collected from annual reports,.........
Keywords: Nongovernmental organization, micro finance, poverty, saving, investment
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| Title | : | Factors Responsible For the Incidence of Child Labour: A Study in Cuttack City, Odisha |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Mr. Prasant Kumar Behera || Subhasmita Das |
Abstract: The prevalence of child labour is one of the most important socio-economic problems confronting the society. As estimated in the census figure, poverty and the incidence of child labour are very high in the state of Odisha. Therefore, to focus on the nature and magnitude of the problem and for finding out the main reason of their participation in the workforce at an early age, a micro level study has been made in Cuttack City. The objective of the study is to identity the factors responsible for the incidence of child labour in Cuttack city. In view of the objective, the study relied mostly on primary data.........
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| Title | : | Contribution of Nonmarket Works In Bangladesh Considering Educational Qualification and Sex Issues: An Opportunity Cost Analysis |
| Country | : | Bangladesh |
| Authors | : | Dr. Md. Aoulad Hosen |
Abstract: Nonmarket works (NMWs)are always undermined by the usual market evaluation process. Considering the basic idea of value generationthe NMWs produce significant (384.79 billionlabor hours, studied by author)value in Bangladesh. The economically inactive peopleare the main source of labor force of the NMWs. The problem of conventional measure fails to recognize the value of the NMWs. This paperconsidered to the contributions of the females (from sex issue) and the graduates (from qualification issue) to produce NMWs. To determine the monetary appraisal of the NMWs an opportunity cost method was employedaccompanied by a precise methodology........
Keywords: Nonmarket works, labor force, conventional measure, market evaluation, opportunity cost.
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Accounting Profession and Ideals of Development: Is there a Nexus |
| Country | : | Nigeria |
| Authors | : | Nwosu M. Eze |
Abstract: As the Nigeria economy develops, corporate organizations become increasingly popular and the number of shareholders also increase in leaps and bounds. The separation of ownership and management has led to a need for authoritative and reliable standards of financial reportingand therefore professionalization of the accounting function and subsequently, the accountancy profession. Therefore, determining the accountancy functions and the role the profession plays in Nigeria's economy becomes inevitable. The paper evaluates the role the accountancy profession plays in fostering the ideals of NEEDS, NEPAD and AGOA in Nigeria.......
Keywords: Accountancy Profession, Financial Reporting, Ownership and Management, Corporate Organization, NEEDS, NEPAD and AGOA.
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Impact of NABARD's Refinance Operations on the Beneficiaries in Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh State, India |
| Country | : | India. |
| Authors | : | K. Muneendra || Dr.C.Swarajya Lakshmi |
Abstract: The creation of NABARD was a part of the post-Independence Nehruvian vision of institution building carried forward by Indira Gandhi, who dedicated it to the nation on 5 November 1982. to erect a strong public policy institution in rural credit for building a strong rural India. The significance of rural credit as a critical input to agriculture and allied activities is reinforced by the unique role of Indian agriculture in the macro-economic framework and its role in poverty alleviation. The Financial institutions in the Chittoor District viz.,.......
Keywords: Agricultural credit, NABARD, Refinance, Rural credit, Rural development,
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | The Benefits of Improved Water Supply: Lessons learned from Sri Lanka |
| Country | : | Sri Lanka |
| Authors | : | MallikaAppuhamilageKumudiniSriyalatha |
Abstract: The main objective of the study was identifying the benefits of improved water supply on households in Sri Lanka.The study area was selected based on the data provided by the National Water Supply and Drainage Board in Sri Lanka. In this study, we have employed the purposive sampling method to select the households. To understand the benefits experienced by households through piped water, mainly a structured survey questionnaire was provided to gather relevant information. Further focus group discussions and in-depth interviews were conducted with selected households by the researcher........
Keywords: Benefits, Improved water supply, Households
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