Journal of Market Research
2025 - 2026
Current editor(s): Dr. Md Shamim Hossain
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Volume 2, issue 1, 2026
- The impact of Foreign Direct Investment and Trade on Economic Growth: Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa pp. 1-16

- Abdul Karim Kamara
- Sectoral Trading Volume and Macroeconomic Forces: Empirical Evidence from Dhaka Stock Exchange pp. 17-29

- Aslam Mahmud
- Financial Development and Environmental Sustainability in Sierra Leone: Evidence from an ARDL–EKC Framework (1990–2024) pp. 30-43

- Musa Jalloh
- AI-Based Fraud Detection and Customer Protection in Online Markets: Balancing Transaction Security and Enhancing Digital Payment Adoption pp. 44-64

- Abu Bakarr Koroma, Nabia Joanna Mansaray, Adiatu S. Kanu and Matilda Khan
- The Impact of the African Continental Free Trade Area on Rwanda’s Horticultural Export Competitiveness: A Post-2023 Analysis pp. 65-81

- Eric Twambajimana, Cyprien Nyandwi and Onyango Maurice
- The Impact of Negative and Fake Reviews on consumer attitude and behavior towards online products pp. 82-100

- Md. Amimul Ehasan, Tanvir Ahmed, Rabea Amrin Linat, Sazid Hasan Ruko, Md. Mohiuddin and Rafeun Alahe Raad
Volume 1, issue 1, 2025
- Global and Digital Marketing of Oil and Gas Products: Prospects and Hurdles pp. 1-18

- Jacob Dut Chol Riak
- Turnaround Strategies Adopted by Banks in Kenya: An Academic Research Paper pp. 19-37

- Fredrick Kariithi Githui and Fanice Junge Nafula
- Financial Markets and Sustainability: Lessons from Mozambique and China pp. 38-53

- David Lucas Muaga Junior
- Autocratic Leadership and Employee Performance in Public Universities of South Sudan: Implications for Fragile States pp. 54-69

- Daniel Atem Apet and Maxwell Adea
- The Impact of Online Marketing Strategies and Challenges on the Financial Performance of Small-Scale Enterprises in Juba City, South Sudan pp. 70-86

- Anguyo Amos and Maxwell Adea