IOSR-JBM   Volume-18 ~ Issue-12 ~ December-2016

Abstract: There are approximately 7 billion human beings on the planet and unless one is completely remote from modern civilization, one is constantly touched by packaging in some way or the other. Some people may not be aware of the economic value of packaging, simply because they are not in the packaging conversion industry, nor in the packaging supply chain, nor in the retail industry, and so they do not appreciate the role packaging plays in getting product to them. But without packaging, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of a country would significantly reduce in value. This is simply because product cannot be shipped from source to manufacturer to retailer to consumer, through the supply chain,...........

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Abstract:Accounting information is used by organizations extensively in strategic decision making. In this study, the relationship between accounting information and strategic decision making in Sri Lankan manufacturing companies has been analysed. The manufacturing sector was selected as it is the largest contributor to the industry sector, which is the second largest contributor to Sri Lanka's GDP. This study focused on the relationship between accounting information and human resource management related strategic decision making in Sri Lankan manufacturing companies......

Keywords: Accounting Information, Human Resource Management, Strategic Decision Making, Manufacturing Companies

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Abstract: This article explores the fundamental and unique features of the various uses of soybeans (Glycine Max L.) generally in the world and particularly in the Nigerian context. Subsequently the multiple health benefits and harmful effects associated with the consumption of the product. This paper is an attempt to identify and articulate the various used of Soybeans and the associated entrepreneurial businesses that can be engaged by able entrepreneurs. The article further relates the potential for employment opportunity inherent in the production and consumption of the product.

Keywords: Soybeans, Entrepreneurial Process, Poverty, Employment.

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