African Journal of Economic and Management Studies
2010 - 2026
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2022, month October, vol 15
- The effect of electronic human resource management on electronic human resource management macro-level consequences: the role of perception of organizational politics pp. 1-14

- Musa Nyathi
2022, month December, vol 14
- Revisit of Okun's law case of Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Jordan and Oman pp. 539-556

- Malika Neifar
- Solvency and performance persistence of defined benefit private and public pension plans pp. 557-568

- Bruvine Orchidée Mazonga Mfoutou and Yuan Tao Xie
2022, month November, vol 14
- The relationship between electronic human resource management and employee job satisfaction in organizational value-creation in Africa: the case of Zimbabwe pp. 524-538

- Musa Nyathi and Ray Kekwaletswe
2022, month October, vol 14
- Examination of survival strategies of quantity surveying firms amid COVID-19 pandemic disruption in Lagos State, Nigeria pp. 339-354

- Nathaniel Ayinde Olatunde, Angel Manuel Gento Municio and Imoleayo Abraham Awodele
- The impact of budget deficit on economic growth and its channels in South Africa pp. 509-523

- Elisha Mavodyo
2022, month September, vol 14
- What accounts for the high underwriting losses in the Ghanaian insurance industry? pp. 34-52

- Joseph Oscar Akotey, Godfred Aawaar and Nicholas Addai Boamah
- Presidential election uncertainty and investor overconfidence bias in sub-Saharan African stock markets pp. 70-85

- Godwin Musah, Daniel Domeher and Joseph Magnus Frimpong
- Sub-Saharan Africa's rising public debt stock: before another debt relief! pp. 86-105

- Olumide Olaoye
- The macroeconomic effect of COVID-induced economic policy uncertainty in Nigeria: a DSGE approach pp. 106-120

- Adams Adeiza, Queen Esther Oye and Philip O. Alege
2022, month August, vol 14
- Bilateral and multilateral aid perspectives of economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 1-17

- Samson Edo, Oluwatoyin Matthew and Ifeoluwa Ogunrinola
- The degree of responsiveness of fiscal and monetary policy in Sierra Leone pp. 18-33

- Alhassan Turay, Mehdi Seraj and Hüseyin Özdeşer
- Pandemic uncertainty and sectoral stock returns predictability in South Africa pp. 53-69

- Ismail Olaleke Fasanya
- Is newer better? Evaluating the suitability of nighttime luminosity in proxying poverty in Africa pp. 150-167

- Nicolene Hamman and Andrew Phiri
2022, month June, vol 14
- How do markets react to political elections during periods of insecurity and governance crises? Evidence from an African emerging democracy pp. 135-149

- Pyemo Afego, Dahiru A. Bala Abdullahi, Bashir Tijjani and Imhotep Paul Alagidede
2022, month May, vol 14
- Realizing employee and organizational performance gains through electronic human resource management use in developing countries pp. 121-134

- Musa Nyathi and Ray Kekwaletswe
2022, month August, vol 13
- Investment and inclusive growth in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 525-550

- Opeoluwa Adeniyi Adeosun, Philip Akani Olomola, Mosab I. Tabash and Suhaib Anagreh
- Modeling the impact of green supply chain practices on environmental performance: the mediating role of ecocentricity pp. 551-567

- Michael Karikari Appiah, Samuel Amponsah Odei, Gifty Kumi-Amoah and Samuel Ankomah Yeboah
- Electronic payment system and financial sustainability of tertiary institutions in Nigeria pp. 683-696

- Frances Nwamaka Madu, Vincent A. Onodugo and Ejikeme Emmanuel Isichei
2022, month July, vol 13
- Constraints to formal small business performance in the service sector in Cameroon pp. 344-365

- Martin Mulunda Kabange and Munacinga Simatele
- Factors affecting the probability of formalizing informal sector activities in Sub Saharan Africa: evidence from World Bank enterprise surveys pp. 480-507

- Busani Moyo
- Financial soundness and performance: evidence from commercial banks in Kenya pp. 651-667

- Peter Njagi Kirimi, Samuel Nduati Kariuki and Kennedy Nyabuto Ocharo
- Monetary policy, financial sector and economic growth in Ghana: estimating threshold effect pp. 668-682

- Felix Amoaning and Ferdinand Ahiakpor
2022, month May, vol 13
- Exploring kin and family support to young firms in Ethiopia pp. 385-401

- Brajaballav Kar and Yimer Ayalew Ahmed
- Performance of small businesses in Tangier: the perceptual role of location pp. 418-433

- Yassine Sefiani, Barry Davies and Robin Bown
- Innovation as a driver of SMME performance in South Africa: a quantile regression approach pp. 452-467

- Weliswa Matekenya and Clement Moyo
- Sustainable entrepreneurship practices in women-owned micro enterprises using evidence from Owino market, Kampala, Uganda pp. 508-523

- Saadat Nakyejwe Lubowa Kimuli, Kasimu Sendawula and Shakilah Nagujja
- Pandemics and stock markets reactions: a panel analysis of emerging markets pp. 636-650

- Eric B. Yiadom and Abdallah Abdul-Mumuni
2022, month April, vol 13
- The Egyptian stock market's reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 251-267

- Hanan AbdelKhalik Abouelfarag and Rasha Qutb
- Islamic banking and economic growth: fresh insights from Nigeria using autoregressive distributed lags (ARDL) approach pp. 582-597

- Mosab I. Tabash, Fatima Muhammad Abdulkarim, Mustapha Ishaq Akinlaso and Raj S. Dhankar
- Social media perceptions, readiness and usage in fostering sustainable growth of micro and small enterprises in Uganda pp. 598-613

- Kasimu Sendawula, Saadat Nakyejwe Lubowa Kimuli, Peter Turyakira and Grace Kibanja
- Relationship lending and financial performance of Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies in Tanzania pp. 614-635

- Nathaniel Naiman Towo, Esther Ishengoma and Neema Mori
2022, month March, vol 13
- What drives bank lending? A closer look at bank lending types in Africa pp. 236-250

- Philip Ayagre, Gloria Dzeha, Maryam Kriese and Baah Kusi
- Alternative business finance: insights from selected informal savings groups in Uganda pp. 268-283

- Ernest Abaho, Rachel Mindra, Ester Agasha and Aminah Balunywa
- Labour force participation and unemployment rate: does discouraged worker effect hypothesis or unemployment invariance hypothesis hold in Africa? pp. 284-305

- Isiaka Raifu and Oluwafemi Adeboje
- Assessing the efficacy of employee training and internal control system on financial management of small and medium scale enterprises in Nigeria pp. 366-384

- Oyekunle Oyelakin and Aliyu Abdullahi
- Examining the performance outcome of intellectual capital: a parallel mediation analysis pp. 568-581

- Enoch Adusei, Henry Kofi Mensah and Emmanuel Demah
2022, month January, vol 13
- Government domestic debt arrears and private investment in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 190-204

- Evans Kulu, William Brafu-Insaidoo, James Peprah and Eric Bondzie
- Return and volatility spillovers between South African and Nigerian equity markets pp. 205-218

- Lumengo Bonga-Bonga and Maphelane Palesa Phume
- A contextual study of co-worker relationship and turnover intentions: the mediating role of employee cynicism pp. 219-235

- James Baba Abugre and Moses Acquaah
- Barriers of growth within an informal sector business: narratives of women subsistence entrepreneurs in South Africa pp. 328-343

- Herring Shava and Willie Chinyamurindi
- The effects of opportunity motivation and environmental contingencies on market growth strategies of African early-stage entrepreneurs pp. 434-451

- Tianjiao Qiu
2021, month December, vol 13
- Pro-poor and inclusive growth in West Africa pp. 105-135

- Opeoluwa Adeniyi Adeosun and Mosab I. Tabash
- The impact of COVID-19 on stock returns of listed firms on the stock market: Ghana's experience pp. 136-146

- Kenneth Ofori-Boateng, Williams Ohemeng, Elvis Kwame Agyapong and Ben Justice Bribinti
- Overconfidence bias and stock market volatility in Ghana: testing the rationality of investors in the Covid-19 era pp. 147-161

- Raphael Kuranchie-Pong and Joseph Ato Forson
- Asymmetric and threshold effects of public debt on economic growth in SADC: a panel smooth transition regression analysis pp. 165-176

- Bongumusa Prince Makhoba, Irrshad Kaseeram and Lorraine Greyling
- Quality financial inclusion and its determinants in South Africa: evidence from survey data pp. 177-189

- Kudakwashe Joshua Chipunza and Ashenafi Fanta
- Financial inclusion and small enterprise growth in Africa: emerging perspectives and research agenda pp. 402-417

- John Kuada
2021, month November, vol 13
- The value chain of traded products of medicinal plants in Tanzania: the emerging role of formulators pp. 1-14

- Eziacka Mathew Mpelangwa, Jeremia Makindara, Olav Jull Sørensen and Kenneth Michael-Kitundu Bengesi
- The mediating role of cost of capital in the relationship between capital structure and loan portfolio quality pp. 49-61

- Ester Agasha, Nixon Kamukama and Arthur Sserwanga
- Moderating effect of bank size on the relationship between financial soundness and financial performance pp. 62-75

- Peter Njagi Kirimi, Samuel Nduati Kariuki and Kennedy Nyabuto Ocharo
- Innovation capability and SME performance in times of economic crisis: does government support moderate? pp. 76-88

- Innocent Otache and Obal Usang Edet Usang
- COVID-19 pandemic and entrepreneurial intention among university students: a contextualisation of the Igbo Traditional Business School pp. 89-104

- Agu Godswill Agu, Onwuka Onwuka Okwara, Ebere Rejoice Okocha and Nnamdi O. Madichie
2021, month October, vol 13
- The relationship between financial development and economic growth in Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) pp. 15-28

- Siphe-okuhle Fakudze, Asrat Tsegaye and Kin Sibanda
- Financial literacy, financial distress and socioeconomic characteristics of individuals in Ghana pp. 29-48

- Alhassan Karakara, Joshua Sebu and Isaac Dasmani
2021, month September, vol 13
- The role of information systems for digital transformation in the private sector: a review of Egyptian SMEs pp. 468-479

- Noura Metawa, Mohamed Elhoseny and Maha Mutawea
2021, month October, vol 12
- Predicting hybrid entrepreneurship among secondary school teachers in Nigeria pp. 516-530

- Adeola Samuel Adebusuyi and Olubusayo Foluso Adebusuyi
- Bid-ask spread, corporate board and stock liquidity in emergent markets pp. 531-542

- Wissem Daadaa
2021, month September, vol 12
- Has the low level of economic growth spurred informal sector activities in Uganda? An empirical analysis pp. 501-515

- Stephen Esaku
2021, month August, vol 12
- Investigating asymmetric effects of public debt on economic growth in South Africa: a smooth transition regression (STAR) approach pp. 486-498

- Bongumusa Prince Makhoba, Irrshad Kaseeram and Lorraine Greyling
2021, month July, vol 12
- Talent management practices: perception of registered nurses in Malawian public hospitals pp. 423-438

- George Lewis Dzimbiri and Alex Molefi Molefakgotla
- The autonomous side of EO and firm performance: the role of professional experience and entrepreneurial engagement pp. 439-452

- Tesfaye Leta Tufa, Aselefech Hailgiorgis Belete and Ashwinkumar A. Patel
- The impact of debt service costs and public debt on private capital formation in South Africa pp. 453-469

- Sheunesu Zhou
- Asymmetric effects of exchange rate on money demand in Nigeria: evidence from the new broad money aggregate (M3) pp. 470-485

- Udoma Johnson Afangideh, Tuwe Soro Garbobiya, Farida Bello Umar, Nuruddeen Usman, Victor Unekwu Ocheni and Sanusi Muhammad Yakubu
2021, month June, vol 12
- Impacts of price, weather and policy changes on maize and rice farming in Togo pp. 357-380

- Manzamasso Hodjo, Acharya Ram, Don Blayney and Tebila Nakelse
- Exploring the nonlinear effect of size on profitability: evidence from an insurance brokerage industry in an emerging market pp. 381-399

- Richard Kotey, Richard Akomatey and Baah Aye Kusi
- Impact of idiosyncratic and macroeconomic risks on capital structure: evidence from SADC countries pp. 400-422

- Lydie Myriam Marcelle Amelot and Ushad Subadar Agathee
2021, month May, vol 12
- Customer loyalty and value anticipation: does perceived competition matter? pp. 321-335

- Ishmael Ofoli Christian, Thomas Anning-Dorson and Nii Nookwei Tackie
- Does Eurobond issuance influence FDI location? Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa pp. 336-355

- Lord Mensah, Eric B. Yiadom and Raymond Dziwornu
2021, month April, vol 12
- Economic growth and income inequality: a non-linear econometrics analysis of the SADC region, 1990–2015 pp. 285-301

- Lindokuhle Talent Zungu, Lorraine Greyling and Nkanyiso Mbatha
- Policy asymmetries and fiscal sustainability: evidence from Nigeria pp. 302-320

- Opeoluwa Adeniyi Adeosun, Olumide Steven Ayodele and Olajide Clement Jongbo
2021, month February, vol 12
- How can Africa cope with the COVID-19 crisis? A note on IMF lending conditionality and alternative policy ideas pp. 185-189

- M.K. Jayamohan
2021, month January, vol 12
- Sustainability responses to climate-smart adaptation in Africa: implication for food security among farm households in the Central Region of Ghana pp. 208-227

- Samuel Dadzie, Emmanuel W. Inkoom, Selorm Akaba, Festus Annor-Frempong and James Afful
- Effect of financial technology on cash holding in Nigeria pp. 228-249

- Emmanuel Onyebuchi Onah, Angela Ifeanyi Ujunwa, Augustine Ujunwa and Oloruntoba Samuel Ogundele
- Government spending and economic growth: a trivariate causality testing pp. 250-268

- Olumide Olaoye and Olatunji Afolabi
- Environmental risk, FDI and tax reforms: why we must worry pp. 269-284

- Eric Boachie Yiadom and Lord Mensah
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