Oradea Journal of Business and Economics

2016 - 2024

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Volume 9, issue 1, 2024

COMPETITOR ORIENTATION AND INNOVATION: KENYAN DEPOSIT TAKING SACCO EXPERIENCE pp. 9-18

Jackline Akoth Odero, Robert K.W. Egessa and Kelvin Mogere Machuki

THE INFLUENCE OF ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES ON IMPLEMENTATION OF STRATEGIC PLANS IN TANZANIAN’S LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES pp. 19-33

Venance Shillingi and Eliza Mwakasangula

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND DIGITAL CULTURE pp. 34-43

Alexandra-Daniela Sivulca, Nicolae Bibu and Maria-Madela Abrudan

A COGNITIVE ANALYSIS OF CONSUMER LITERACY TRAINING AND FINANCIAL CAPABILITY IMPROVEMENT AMONG SOUTH AFRICANS: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY pp. 44-62

Jean Damascene Mvunabandi and Lawrence Gadzikwa

IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ADVERTISING ON CUSTOMERS’ PATRONAGE DECISION IN NIGERIA BANKS pp. 63-71

Oyebisi Ibidunni, Stephen Ibidunni and Adetayo Afisanwo

YOUNG FEMALE ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION IN A CONTEXT OF CRISIS. THE CASE OF A DEVELOPING COUNTRY pp. 72-86

Delia-Mihaela Bors and Oana-Adriana Gica

BOARD CHARACTERISTICS AND CORPORATE PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM THE NIGERIAN OIL AND GAS COMPANIES pp. 87-97

Simon Ayo Adekunle, Oghenovo Owigho Okere, Eseoghene Kokogho, Loretta Eze and Princess Eloho Odio

ASSESING ROMANIAN FARMERS’ MOTIVATION FOR DIGITALIZATION: A UNIFIED THEORY OF ACCEPTANCE AND USAGE OF TECHNOLOGY (UTAUT) BASED RESEARCH MODEL pp. 98-112

Paul Stefan Markovits

CAPITAL FLOWS AND INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW pp. 113-123

Nombulelo Braiton and Nicholas Odhiambo

THE PERCEPTION OF CORPORATE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: INVESTIGATING THE EMPLOYEE PERSPECTIVE pp. 124-132

Erika-Ligia Heler

RATIONALE OF FINANCIAL STABILITY IN SOUTH AFRICA: CONSTRUCTING A FINANCIAL STRESS INDEX pp. 133-143

Mahlatse Mabeba

NEW EVIDENCE CONCERNING THE INEQUALITY - FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT NEXUS IN ROMANIA. A COINTEGRATION APPROACH pp. 144-155

Teodora-Mădălina Pop

ADVERTISING MESSAGES FOR A FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDER: CREATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS pp. 156-164

Grigore Fusu

MOOD SWINGS AND THE FIRM SIZE PREMIUM pp. 165-176

Iyad Snunu

Volume 8, issue 2, 2023

DISCONTINUITIES IN EARNINGS DISTRIBUTIONS: EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH AFRICA pp. 8-22

Joseph O. Akande, Adedeji D. Gbadebo and Ahmed O. Adekunle

FORMAL FINANCING OPTIONS AND SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES PERFORMANCE. THE CASE OF OTA, OGUN STATE NIGERIA pp. 23-32

Ajibola A. Akinyemi, Wisdom Okere and Lookman O. Gbadamosi

CAN CREDIT SCORES ENHANCE TAX COMPLIANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA? pp. 33-47

Baneng Naape

EDUCATION AND TRAINING: AN IMPERATIVE FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL SUCCESS FOR WOMEN pp. 48-60

Margaret E. Ehigie and Anthonia O. Clark

ANALYSING THE IMPACT OF FISCAL POLICY ON UNEMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA pp. 61-72

Ashiru Ibrahim

THE SELF-CARE IN PAYG PENSION SYSTEM OF STUDENTS pp. 73-81

Jozsef Menyhert and Gabor Suveges

DO PEOPLE MIGRATE DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE? A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS FOR ROMANIA AND POLAND pp. 82-91

Ecaterina Tomoiaga

THE EFFECT OF CSR ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF NIGERIAN BANKS: THE MODERATING EFFECT OF CUSTOMER LOYALTY pp. 92-102

Stephanie M. Chondough

ANALYSIS OF THE OPTIMAL LOCATION OF BANK AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINES (ATMS) IN TURKMENISTAN pp. 103-113

Suleyman Nokerov, Govshut Akmyradov and Daniel Badulescu

Volume 8, issue 1, 2023

AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INFLOWS IN NIGERIA pp. 8-18

Idris Abiodun Adenuga

THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. CONTROVERSIES AND MEASURES PROPOSED TO REDUCE THE IMPACT OF FUTURE PANDEMICS pp. 19-25

Afrodita Borma

STUDENTS’ COPYING STRATEGIES WITH COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN TANZANIA: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF UNIVERSITIES IN MOROGORO MUNICIPALITY pp. 26-39

Venance Shillingi and Eliza Mwakasangula

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION WITHIN MULTICULTURAL LEADERSHIP IN THE COVID YEARS: A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY 2019-2022 pp. 40-51

Constantin Bratianu and Dan Paiuc

MECHANISMS FOR MANAGING AMBIDEXTERITY IN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES: TWO CASE STUDIES IN THE DERMOCOSMETICS SECTOR pp. 52-60

Hanane Bougadir and Mustapha Zahir

USING THE SERVQUAL MODEL TO ASSESS SERVICE QUALITY OF INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS: EVIDENCE FROM JORDAN pp. 61-71

Omar Salem and Marietta Kiss

SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A STUDY OF NIGERIA AND SOUTH AFRICA pp. 72-81

Olabode Eric Olabisi and Usenobong James Effiong

PROJECT MANAGEMENT CASE STUDY ON EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 pp. 82-92

Zoltan Rakaczki

HOW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES INFLUENCE SUSTAINABILITY PRACTICES IN THE RETAIL INDUSTRY pp. 93-104

Emilia Jercan and Teodora Nacu

Volume 7, issue special, 2022

THE ROLE ASYMMETRIES IN EXCHANGE RATE REGIMES AND MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE: THE CASE OF NIGERIA pp. 8-18

Samod Lawal-Arogundade

CORPORATE EXECUTIVES’ PERCEPTIONS OF CSR IN THE LISTED MOROCCAN COMPANIES pp. 19-35

Abdelmajid Ibenrissoul, Anas Yassine and Souhaila Kammoun

TRADE, FINANCIAL LIBERALISATION AND CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCE IN NIGERIA pp. 36-50

Bosede Kudaisi

A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF JOB SATISFACTION LEVEL IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS pp. 51-66

Ehireme Boaz Agbonifoh and Christopher Ihionkhan Agbonifoh

THE INFLUENCE OF SERVICE QUALITY DIMENSIONS ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN THE NIGERIAN BANKING INDUSTRY pp. 67-76

Gabriel Tuoyo Kubeyinje and Samuel Obehi Omigie

COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND ITS IMPACT ON HOUSEHOLD FINANCIAL BEHAVIOR IN INDONESIA pp. 77-85

Ascaryan Rafinda and Timea Gal

IMPROVING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND INTEGRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MISKOLC BY THE COMBINATION OF LEADERSHIP AND TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL pp. 86-99

Somayeh Kariman and Istvan Kunos

IS THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE AFFECTED BY BOARD CHARACTERISTICS DURING COVID-19? EVIDENCE FROM THE ENERGY INDUSTRY pp. 100-110

Pompei Mititean

THE EFFECT OF CAPITAL STRUCTURE ON EARNINGS PER SHARE OF PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANIES: A REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE pp. 111-119

Stephanie M. Chondough

THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON THE MARKETING OF THE PERFORMING ARTS pp. 120-130

Ulziibadrakh Zoljargal

Volume 7, issue 2, 2022

THE IMPACT OF SPECIFIC WORK EXPERIENCE OF JAPANESE SME EMPLOYEES ON ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION pp. 8-16

Takeshi Nakayama

HAS SERBIA REACHED THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION OF EU COUNTRIES? MULTI-CRITERIA EVALUATION pp. 17-25

Milan Markovic

GREEN HUMAN RESOURCE PRACTICES AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE OF FIRMS: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND RESEARCH AGENDA pp. 26-34

Okharedia Goodheart Akhimien and Alasa Paul Kadiri

CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF RISKS AND VULNERABILITIES FOR ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT pp. 35-48

Ruxandra Bejinaru

THE INFLUENCE OF SERVICE QUALITY DIMENSIONS ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN THE NIGERIAN BANKING INDUSTRY pp. 49-62

Inu Imoudu Sule and Henry Emife Monye-Emina

THE IMPORTANCE OF WORKFORCE DIVERSITY MANAGEMENT AS A GLOBAL IMPERATIVE – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW pp. 63-74

Mishlin Nweiser and Krisztina Dajnoki

MICROFINANCE BANKS OPERATIONS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA The paper explored the influence of Microfinance Banks (MBs) on Economic Development (ED) in Nigeria. It was embarked upon against the background that as statutory function, loans should be provided by MBs to spur developmental purposes that will improve long run living standard. Microfinance annual data stream sourced from the country’s Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) statistical report and World Bank national accounts data spanning 1992 to 2020 were analysed with Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) ECM Model. Following detailed time series estimation, findings reveal that MBs, investment, assets, savings and aggregate credit (loans) significantly influence Nigerian ED during the studied period. Thus, this study concludes that MBs operations in Nigeria is a salient financial inclusion catalyst that significantly spur economic development in Nigeria during the sample studied pp. 75-86

Omorose A. Ogiemudia, Igbinovia Lawson Eghosa and Amenze S. Airhiavbere

DOES SIZE MATTER IN ORGANIZING CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) IN ROMANIAN FIRMS? pp. 87-95

Casiana-Teodora Ille

Volume 7, issue 1, 2022

MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE FINANCING OF EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA pp. 8-18

Lidija Madzar

BUSINESS ECOSYSTEMS, GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES: HOW CAN VALUE CHAIN OF ECONOMY IN RURAL AREAS BE COMMERCIALIZED? pp. 19-29

Nicholaus Bhikolimana Tutuba

EXPLORING THE DETERMINANTS OF R&D INVESTMENT IN THE ASIAN CONTEXT BEFORE AND AFTER COVID19 pp. 30-44

Sahar Loukil, Souhaila Kammoun and Youssra Ben Romdhane

INNOVATION STRATEGIES AND MARKET ORIENTATION IN SELECTED NIGERIAN BANKS pp. 45-61

Omorodion Omoregbe, Joseph Azage and David Ikhide Alufohai

THE INFLUENCE OF GENERIC STRATEGIES ON PERFORMANCE OF TANZANIA’S TOURISM FIRMS IN NORTHERN CIRCUIT pp. 62-73

Rukia Mahamud Mkakile and Venance Shillingi Salum

IMPACT OF THE MINING AND AGRICULTURE SECTOR ON THE MONGOLIAN ECONOMY pp. 74-85

Ganchimeg Gombodorj and Karoly Peto

PERFORMANCE THROUGH INTERNATIONALIZATION AS A STRATEGIC OPTION FOR SMES pp. 86-97

Monica Cenan (Ciucos) and Alina Badulescu

THE AESTHETIC NATURE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND GREENWASHING pp. 98-108

Leen Bakerjian