The African Journal of Finance and Management (AJFM) : Volume 9, Issue 2
Ramakrishna, S.
Globalization has been defined in different ways by different people.It is like an LPG syndrome comprising liberalization, privatization and globalization.The main criticism about globalization comes from the fact that although it may generate unpre...
2001-01-01
Bwire, A.
The approach to deposit insurance (D1) and bank runs suggests the imposition of discipline on bank stockholders and debt holders. It is possible to do this by increasing level of capital and reliance of market value accounting besides risk adjusted...
2001-01-01
Kobonyo, P.
The widespread existence of smoking as a form of social behavior despite growing worldwide disapproval has placed cigarette smoking at the heart of a growing controversy. The World Health Organization (WHO) now periodically reports on the effects of...
2001-01-01
Mhina, A.
The national budget is expected w be an instrument for the judicious allocation of public resources. It is true however that priorities are not always followed as influential groups are able co get access w more of these scarce resources than others....
2001-01-01
Muffee, V.
The good performance of any organization depends on the internal control system established by the management. Such a system will ensure that the organization’s assets, liabilities and capital are carefully safeguarded from unauthorized use or dispos...
2001-01-01
Mnjama, N.
Sebina, P.
This article begins by examining the role of records management in private organizations. It identifies the major reason why organizations ought to manage their records effectively and efficiently. Its major emphasis is that a sound records manageme...
2001-01-01
Mgaya, R.
Vreede, G.
Electronic meeting support, such as Group Support Systems (GSS), can play a crucial role in supporting groups engaged in development activities. Being an American invention, research into GSS is predominantly focused on Euro-American settings. GSS fi...
2001-01-01
Tahsoh, J.
The study was conducted to determine the problems small and medium size enterprises (SMES) face in obtaining credits which could be a constraint to their creation and growth. Available data from the banking sector shows that as much as 78.7% of all c...
2001-01-01
Mbunda, L.
The United Republic of Tanzania joined other developed and developing countries in dealing with monopoly problem by enacting the Fair Trade Practices Act of 1994. The gist of the legislation is to encourage competition in the economy by prohibiting r...
2001-01-01
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