Strategic Entrepreneurship Curriculum in the U.S. and Europe: Lessons for Sub-Saharan Africa
Abstract: The field of entrepreneurship education has grown in recent decades to a full-fledged discipline in its own right. Yet, […]
JIES, Journals
JIES, Journals
The Fearful Three: Integrating Teamwork, Client-Project, and Study Abroad Into a Single Course
Abstract: Managers function within a cross-functional, multicultural setting that necessitates providing students with a learning environment comparable to real-life work
JIES, Journals
Education as an Instrument of Public Policy: A Perspective on the Key to Economic Growth and Social Progress
Abstract: Despite the widely recognised excellence at the higher education level in the United States, education is not being used
IJEB, Journals
Foreign Ownership, International Market Orientation and Firm Performance
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to examine if foreign ownership and international market orientation are related to firm
IJEB, Journals
Modeling Exchange Rate Volatility In Sub-Sahara African Economies: Empirical Evidence from South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana
Abstract: The study modeled the series of exchange rates returns in three African economies-South-Africa, Nigeria and Ghana- over the period
IJEB, Journals
A Long-Run Case Study of College Football Attendance
Abstract: Regular season game-day data for a single college football team over 33 years are used to estimate attendance and
IABR, Journals
Weak-Form Market Efficiency, Estimation Interval and the Nigerian Stock Exchange: Empirical Evidence
Abstract: Given the desirability of efficient capital markets in aiding optimal resource mobilization and allocation in the financial system, this
IABR, Journals
Unsecured Credit Cards in South Africa: An Ethical Perspective
Abstract: In recent years much attention has been given to the alarming increase in the household debt burden in South
IABR, Journals
An Empirical Study of Japanese and South Korean Exchange Rates Using the Sticky-Price Monetary Theory
Abstract: Researchers have studied connections between exchange rates and macroeconomic variables for developed and emerging market economies. However, few address