Impact Of Personality Traits On Interpersonal Dependence Among Undergraduates Chapter One Preface Background Of The Study Personality traits are identifying rates or characteristics that are the personification of an existent’s. They’re your habitual patterns of geste , disposition and emotion. Chops, on the other hand, are the learned capacity to carry out … Read more
THE EFFECTS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS ON ORGANIZATION. CASE STUDY: ZENITH BANKS IN ANAMBRA STATE ABSTRACT The study’s main goal is to use Zenith Banks in Anambra State as a case study to analyze the influence of public relations on organizations. The study utilized a survey research design, and the researcher engaged 36 participants for … Read more
An appraisal of Ritualism in Nigeria Home Videos CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Of The Study Since home-video movies first appeared on the Nigerian entertainment scene in the late 1980s, they have gained popularity as a common form of family entertainment and have also proven to be a lucrative source of income … Read more
MONETARY INCENTIVES AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE ABSTRACT The goal of the study was to determine how employee performance at Barclays Bank related to financial incentives. The goals of the study were to determine the level of employee performance, the connection between financial incentives and employee performance, and the financial incentives utilized by Barclays Bank. The … Read more
ANALYSIS OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF INSURANCE COMPANIES TO THE GROWTH OF SME’s CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 Background of the Study Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are one of the most notable economic phenomena due to their rapid development in activity. A small- to medium-sized enterprise (SME) is a privately held company with a low … Read more
THE EFFECT OF VALUE ADDED TAX ON PRICE STABILITY IN NIGERIAN ECONOMY” CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Every patriotic Nigerian citizen wants to see a strong and vibrant economy. Paying taxes on time to the government is one method to demonstrate this intention. Value Added Tax is one method the government … Read more
THE IMPACT OF E-COMMERCE ON EMERGING MARKETS CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The true driving force behind the Internet revolution was the fundamental shift in market power from the seller to the buyer. Customers’ expectations have changed significantly in the new economy. The secret to business success will be … Read more
EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF E-COMMERCE IN REDUCING OPERATIONAL COST IN AN ORGANIZATION CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY E-commerce is the practice of transacting business online between diverse entities to achieve a corporate or personal goal. The promotion and purchase of goods and services over the Internet is a vital component of E-Commerce, often known as electronic trading (Rhodes & Carter, 1998). There have been numerous reports about the volume and success of online commerce. Every computer might turn into a portal open to every business, big and small, around the world if it is successful in creating an atmosphere in which e-commerce can thrive and prosper. The Internet is a method of electronic communication that has the ability to significantly cut down on operational costs, real transaction times, and processing times. Internet-based E-Commerce has gained popularity as a way to cut operating costs and as a highly promising method of generating income (Levis, 1996). A common foundation may be developed for E-Commerce apps because to the web’s widespread use and the accessibility of browsers across many platforms, especially in the enterprise. This shared platform has lessened the importance of problems with software installation and distribution, promoting the growth of e-commerce over intranets, extranets, and the internet. E-commerce presents potential to establish new enterprises that offer information and other knowledge-based intangible products as well as new channels for the global sale of tangible commodities (Rhodes & Carter, 1998). Although most e-commerce now takes place between corporations and other organizations, services geared toward individual customers are quickly developing. The most prominent illustration of this is the Internet, which has played a significant role in the spread of E-Commerce by fostering a shared environment for all types of electronic transactions. E-commerce refers to all interactive business transactions that are made possible by computer networks. E-commerce is rising as a result of the increased accessibility of these networks to businesses and individuals, as well as the growing variety of low-cost ways that enterprises can trade electronically with both consumers and other organizations (Bartell et al, 1999). With the main goal of lowering operational costs, business-to-business E-commerce currently appears to still have a higher volume than business-to-consumer E-commerce, although this may change in the future. Due to the fact that e-commerce increases economic efficiency, these trends are significant for both the global economy and the economies of individual nations. E-commerce benefits the economy in five significant … Read more
THE IMPACT OF E-COMMERCE ON EMERGING MARKETS CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The true driving force behind the Internet revolution was the fundamental shift in market power from the seller to the buyer. Customers’ expectations have changed significantly in the new economy. The secret to business success will be its ability to recognize this distinction and capitalize on it. The internet, the web, and other developing computing and communication technologies have completely changed how business is done by removing geographical and temporal borders and by establishing new virtual communities of suppliers and customers who have different needs for goods and services. E-business only includes a small portion of e-commerce. Companies used to have websites where they could display their goods before beginning to use e-commerce as a channel for distribution in addition to their current e-commerce sales system. Any business operations conducted through the use of electronic media, specifically computer networks, are referred to as electronic commerce, or e-commerce. It entails carrying out business using electronic media and information technology, such as electronic data interchange (EDI). Electronic commerce, to put it simply, is the buying and selling of products and services over the Internet. Consumers can buy anything online, from a car to a cake, while resting comfortably in their own rooms and sending it as a gift to someone else who is located far away. All it takes is a mouse click. Usually, the requested products are delivered through a shipping method. Every highly reputable bank now conducts transactions electronically, and computers are used for more than just the idea of automating transactions. All commercial applications now move to the idea of e-commerce, which is one of the key elements in carrying out fraudulent bank transactions. Any new idea or technology would only be accepted in the business world, which is characterized by intensely competitive and unstable market conditions, if it offers significant advantages to everyone involved. E-commerce has several clear benefits. First, mobility enhances organization and the bottom line. Moreover, some components can be used by numerous clients simultaneously, which increases market share. 1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM According to a research by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), SMEs stand to benefit the most from advances in productivity brought on by e-commerce, despite generally lagging behind in IT. But by avoiding e-business, SMEs actually run the danger of passing up chances to increase efficiency and profitability. 1.3 OBJECTIVES OF STUDY 1. To investigate how e-commerce contributes to the economic progress of developing nations. 2. To determine how e-commerce and emerging markets are related. 3. To determine the important influence of e-commerce on emerging markets. 4. To evaluate how e-commerce has impacted the growth of an economy. 1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS 1. Does e-commerce support the economic growth of poor nations? 2. Do rising markets and e-commerce have a connection? 3. How does e-commerce significantly affect the rising market? 4. Can e-commerce have an impact on how an economy grows? 1.5 … Read more
THE IMPACT OF OUTSOURCING DECISION ON MATERIAL AVAILABILITY CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Productivity is influenced by input reliability and material accessibility, particularly in developing nations. Storage devices can be used to manage unstable services for various resources, such as water (Baisa et al. 2010). Yet, since storing power is prohibitively expensive, … Read more