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ONLINE ADVERTISING CHARACTERISTICS AND PURCHASE INTENTION IN THE GHANAIAN AUTOMOBILE MARKET

ABSTRACT Online advertising is an increasingly-examined aspect of marketing literature, yet the relationship between the specific dimensions of the construct and its outcomes remain unclear. This study was therefore designed to examine the relationship between online advertising characteristics and purchase intention and the mediating role of volume of electronic word of mouth in the automobile industry. Questionnaires were used to gather data from 350 online automobile purchasers in Ghana. T...

CONFLICT RESOLUTION PROCESSES AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON JOB PERFORMANCE AT GOLDEN EXOTICS LIMITED

ABSTRACT Ghana has various mechanisms to ensure that good relations exist between employers and employees at places of work. Such mechanisms include the Labour Law, Department of Labour, National Labour Commission (NLC), the Trades Union Congress and other ratified ILO labour conventions. Despite the availability of all these institutions to maintain peace and harmony at workplaces, the problem of labour disputes still exist. The study sought to investigate industrial disputes and conflicts ...

SERVICES SECTOR CONTRIBUTION TO TAX REVENUE GENERATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN GHANA: A CASE OF THE TELECOMMUNICATION SUB-SECTOR

ABSTRACT This study investigates the contribution of the Services sector to total tax revenue and economic growth in Ghana, with particular focus on the Telecommunication subsector. Quarterly time series data for the period 2008 to 2016 was used for the analysis within the Autoregressive Distributed Lagged (ARDL) framework. Additional qualitative information was elicited from key tax administrators to ascertain the challenges confronting tax mobilization in the telecom subsector to authentica...

EMPLOYEES’ PERCEPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL MERGER AND ITS IMPACT ON THEIR JOB SATISFACTION AND TURNOVER INTENTION

ABSTRACT In today‟s competitive global environment, merger among business entities and corporations has gained enormous interest leading to significant organizational restructuring within and across firms in the corporate world. The changing nature of work has brought about issues of job satisfaction and dissatisfaction leading to turnover intention of employees affected by mergers. This study sought to achieve three main objectives. The first objectives of the study was to examine the effe...

EFFECT OF RECAPITALISATION ON BANK EFFICIENCY AND PRODUCTIVITY IN GHANA

ABSTRACT Several changes in recent times have characterised the business of banking in the world which solely relied on sufficient capital to implement minimum capital requirement and to ensure banks stay competitively. The Central Bank in Ghana noticed that the minimum required capital of banks as of 2008 was not sufficient to enable them to take more significant ticket transactions. It, therefore, augmented the minimum required capital of universal banks to GH₵ 60 million on 31st December...

SMALLHOLDER FARMERS’ UPTAKE OF INITIATIVES TO MITIGATE THE LIVELIHOOD EFFECTS OF CHANGING LAND USE PATTERNS IN THE ABOKOBI MUNICIPALITY

ABSTRACT Small-holder farmers in the urban and peri-urban areas have become very vulnerable to land use change patterns due to rapid increase in population and urbanization. Farmlands are gradually being converted to residential facilities, posing significant threat to the livelihood of farmers who depend on such lands. Land use change at Abokobi dates back to the 2004, but the phenomena became more pronounced in 2008 when the Ga East District attained municipal status. With support from the ...

PURSUING RECYCLING: EXAMINING THE POSSIBLE IMPACT OF THE PROPOSED RECYCLING PLANT AT THE ABOKOBI DUMP SITE ON SCAVENGERS

ABSTRACT Production and consumption activities generate waste which subsequently must be managed. Informal resource recovery is seen to have emerged to fill the gap caused by the absence of enough formal waste processing facilities, as well as a livelihood strategy especially among the poor. Materials recovered from waste are either re-used or recycled, and include plastics, metals, paper, bottles and electronic waste. Reported as employing millions across the globe, those who engage in resou...

EFFECT OF PRIVITIZATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISE IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF POWER HOLDING COMPANY OF NIGERIA)

TABLE OF CONTENT Title Page Approval Page Dedication Acknowledgement Table of content CHAPTER ONE 1.1 Background of the Study 1.2 Statement of the Problems 1.3 Objective of the Study 1.4 Research Questions 1.5 Hypothesis 1.6 Scope of the Study 1.7 Limitation of the Study 1.8 Significant of the Study 1.9 History of Power Holding Company 1.10 Definition of Terms CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Origin and Evolution of Public Corporation in Nigeria 2.2 Reason for the Establ...

THE IMPACT OF PERFORMANCE AND INVESTMENT ON CORPORATE TAX

ABSTRACT The study was carried out to find out the impact of performance and investment on corporate tax a case study of Peterson (PZ) The study aimed at assessing the impact that corporate tax has on performance and investment of manufacturing companies in the Greater Accra region, finding out if tax has an effect on the performance and investment companies and the challenges they face as fulfilling their tax obligation. The study applied quantitative research designs where annual reports we...

THE IMPACT OF RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE (CASE STUDY OF NON RESIDENT THIRD AND FINAL YEAR STUDENT OF PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, OKWAHU CAMPUS)

ABSTRACT Researchers suggest there are numerous factors affection academic performance, these factors tends to either impact negative or positive on academic performance. Inclusive of factors affecting academic performance is the issue of residential accommodation. The impact of residential accommodation on academic performance has received little attention, thus research work conducted is sparse. As established in the Maslow theory the most basic need of the individual includes shelter. Thus...

INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIOECONOMIC CHANGE IN TWO OIL AFFECTED DISTRICTS IN GHANA

ABSTRACT While some studies support the growing body of evidence that countries endowed with natural resources are cursed, others are of the view that they have been blessed. One major explanation common to such studies is how institutions determine if resources would be a curse or a blessing. Ghana discovered oil in June, 2007and in November, 2010 produced her first oil in commercial quantities. Through a comprehensive legal framework, Ghana assigned roles to institutions to avoid the oil cu...

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REPORTING IN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR IN AFRICA

ABSTRACT Corporate social responsibility reporting (CSRR) has received huge attention in both academic and corporate settings, owing partly to the fact that it has been made mandatory in some jurisdictions and the idea that it has the potential of benefitting organizations in the long run. This thesis looked at how the biggest telecommunications companies in Africa report on their CSR via their corporate web sites. Drawing on inspirations from prior studies, this thesis looked at corporate so...

SOCIAL MARKETING ON THE CONSUMPTION OF MADE IN GHANA RICE AMONG CONSUMERS IN ACCRA

ABSTRACT Currently, the Government of Ghana (GoG) is encouraging consumers to patronise more locally produced items, including local rice. It is believed that this will provide economic, environmental, and social benefits to the local economy. The current study seeks to apply social marketing using a behavioural change theory (the theory of planned behaviour) to predict and understand factors influencing behavioural intention of urban consumers to purchase the locally produced rice. A conveni...

MICROCREDIT AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT: A CASE STUDY OF THE “WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT” PROGRAM IN LA DADE-KOTOPON MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY

iii ABSTRACT Microcredit has been identified to be an effective tool for empowering women. Evidence from the literature suggests that access to microcredit has the power to improve their productive capacity. The La Dade-Kotopon Municipal Assembly introduced the “Women in Development” program to provide credit to women groups to expand on their income generating activities. The main objective of this study was to assess the effect of microcredit on women empowerment. The study also sought ...

ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF ACTIVE AND PASSIVE TRADING ON THE GHANA STOCK EXCHANGE

ABSTRACT This paper sought to test the weak-form market efficiency of the Ghana Stock Exchange and to establish whether the application of technical trading rules like the Variable Moving Average (VMA) on the Composite Index (CI) would be profitable during the periods January 2011 to December 2014. The study also provides evidence that active trading on the GSE can be profitable and can outperform the buy-hold-strategy adopted by a passive trader or investor. To establish market efficiency, t...


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