IOSR-JBM   Volume-24 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep. 2022

Abstract: Discussion of food loss is more important now than it has ever been. It is widely accepted that food loss is one of the primary bottlenecks in food security and climate change mitigation due to its catastrophic economic, environmental, and social consequences. Many studies on food waste and loss have focused on consumer behaviour toward food selection and waste creation at the household level. However, investigations at the process level have been generally ignored. In addition to product alterations, inventory management, handling, and packaging all contribute to food waste. In the face of these global food challenges, very little research has been conducted to identify management, employee or customer actions which lead to food waste and hamper food security and sustainability throughout all the.......

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Abstract: This study was designed to determine the influence of organizational based approaches to work-life integration on employees' commitment in Nigeria deposit money banks. Specific objectives were to:i. assess the effect of flexible working hour on employee's commitment; ii. examine the effect of opening and closing time on employee's commitment; iii. analyze the influence of annual leave on employee's commitment; and iv. assess the effect of team work on employee's commitment.A survey research was deployed, thus primary data was used for the study. Data was collected using a structured questionnaire. A sample size of 398 respondents was drawn from the Deposit Money.......

Key words: flexible; leave; organization; team; work

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Abstract: This research aims to determine the level of influence of smartphones, facilities and lecturer performance on learning achievement through learning motivation. This research method is a quantitative method and the analysis tool uses PLS (Partial Least Square). the sampling to 399 students. The results of this study indicate that: Smartphone use, Campus Facilities, Lecturer performance have a positive and significant effect on learning motivation. Smartphone use, campus facilities and lecturer performance have a positive and significant effect on achievement. The use of Smartphones, Campus Facilities and Lecturer Performance have a positive and significant effect on learning achievement through learning motivation. Learning motivation has a positive and significant effect on learning achievement.

Key words: Smartphone Use, Campus Facilities, Lecturer Performance, Learning Achievement, Learning Motivation

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Abstract: Background: There has been a productive development of SACCOs in Kenya to the degree that the World Council of Credit Unions distinguished Kenya's SACCO sub-area as the highest in Africa and the seventh quickest developing worldwide. The expanding number of contestants has prompted increased rivalry. Consequential studies have been directed on the impact of competitive strategies on the financial performance of Saccos. Most studies conducted in Kenya found out that dividend policy and membership had a constructive outcome while loan default had a negative impact. While past studies concentrated on factors affecting financial and non-financial performance and implementation of......

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Abstract: It's a known fact that the banks and financial institutions in India face the problem of swelling non-performing assets (NPAs) and the issue is becoming more and more unmanageable. In order to bring the situation under control, some steps have been taken recently. The Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 was passed by Parliament, which is an important step towards elimination or reduction of NPAs. Our Indian economy is struggling with higher and elevated NPAs and largely it was the steel and power sectors that got impacted the most. The major challenge which the banks - public sector more and some of the private sector banks (in India) - they have been facing is the asset quality challenge. For the last three years, it has been going on but as of now we are now on top of the situation on the NPA problem. Thorough this research paper an attempt has been made to understand the reason behind the increasing NPAs and to find if the correlation exists between the NPAs and Net Frotits or five seiectea leading private banks in India. The study covers the time duration from FY 2013-14 to FY 2017-18,.

Key words: NPA, Indian Banks, Private Sector Banks, Gross NPA, correlation

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Abstract: Background: In today's international business, transfer pricing risk is critical for governments and policyholders, which focus much of the debate around compliance on offshoring and tax avoidance. This study hypothesizes about the level of transfer pricing risk, ceteris paribus, as a consequence of firms robust or weak internal corporate governance. Materials and Methods: Using a sample of 1466 parent firms, selected from 25 countries, we develop an effective measure of transfer pricing risk and examine how responsive it is to firms internal governance structures. We control our empirical......

Key words: Transfer pricing; corporate governance; risk management theory

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Abstract: This paper examined the effects of perceived service quality on customers' preference for pre-paid electricity metering system in Ekiti State, Nigeria. Primary data were collected with the use of structured questionnaire. These were administered on carefully selected sample of 381 electricity customers using pre-paid metering system within Ado-Ekiti metropolis in Ekiti State through systematic sampling technique. Multiple regression was adopted to analyze the extent of influence of perceived service quality on customers' preference. It was deduced from the results that perceived service quality with convenience, tangible and responsiveness positively and significantly affect......

Key words: Electricity, Metering System, Service Quality, Pre-paid metering, Customers' Preference

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Abstract: Family business in India has been evolutionary as well as revolutionary at different point of time. Family business at a stage were so dominating in India that they could influence the policy and decision making which ultimately became a reason for their inefficiencies. With time Indian economy gained stability and came up with a healthy business environment which resulted in increased number of establishments, growth of private sector, increased competition, new venture creations and Indian economy welcomed other nations to trade which resulted in growth of multinational corporations in India. Thus, the present study throws the light on the growth of family business in textile industry with special reference of Punjab State.

Key words: Textile Industry, Growth, Family Business, Manufacturing, Production, Importance

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