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Research Journal in Business and Economics

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The Relationship between Working Capital Management and Profitability of Listed Automobile Companies in Japan Stock Exchange Market: Moderating Effect of Market Share

Saidu Koroma, Abdul Uniss Kabia, Abdul Augustus Kamason , Abdul Caesar Fofanah

This study examined the moderating effect of market share on the relationship between working capital (CCC) and profitability in the industrial sector of Japan's automobile firms listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The data were collected from the Thomson Reuters Eikon database spanning from 2003…

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Harnessing Opportunities in Ceramics for Capacity Building and Economic Development in Nigeria

Sasa Mofolorunsho John, Adelabu O. S, Akande-Adedeji Olufunke Titiolu

Ceramics play a vital role in Nigeria’s socio-economic development, given the country’s abundant clay deposits, rich cultural heritage, and growing demand for industrial applications. Despite its potential, the ceramics sector remains underutilized in national development strategies. This paper…

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AI-Driven Predictive Modeling of Export Bill Settlement: Analyzing Importer Country, Bank, and Payment Behavior

Mohammad Yasin Hasan, Shahana Ferdawsi

Settlement of export bills within a reasonable period is crucial to ensure that there is liquidity and reduced risks in global trade. In this work, an AI-based quantitative model is created to forecast the export bill payment settlement rates, Early, On-Time, and even the slowest- Delays- through…

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Contrasting Entrepreneurial Mindsets: A Comparative Analysis of Business Graduates from Government and Non-government Colleges in Bangladesh

Mohammed Mijanur Rahaman, Yasmin Akter

This paper examines the entrepreneurial minds among the business graduates of government and non-government colleges, affiliated with National University in Bangladesh, in regard to the entrepreneurial intentions and institutional support, and the perceived barriers. The graduates (50 people, 100…

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Islamic Microfinance as a Tool for Poverty Alleviation in Developing Economies

Mahbubur Rahman, Asif Rifat, Abdul Matin

Poverty is one of the most topical issues in the developing world, where millions of people still live below the poverty line, having limited access to financial resources. Traditional microfinance, though important in availing credit facilities to the poor, has not been able to accommodate…

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Evaluating Borrowers’ Default Risk in Peer-To-Peer Lending: Evidence from A Lending Platform in Estonia (Europe)

Fosu Acheampong, Albert Junior Nyarko

This study uses data from the Estonian Bondora platform to examine the factors that influence borrower default risk in peer-to-peer (P2P) lending. To investigate the impact of personal traits, loan qualities, and financial factors on default probability, 103,326 loan requests from March 2009 to…

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The Role of Leadership Qualities in Fostering Organizational Culture in Higher Education

DAN DAVE A. ABATON

This study investigates the direct influence of specific leadership qualities, Conscientiousness, Adaptability, Integrity, and Empathy, on the formation of Organizational Culture (OC) within the distinct environment of higher education satellite campuses. While leadership is critical for…

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Human Resource Management in the Gig Economy: A Critical Review of Integration and Performance Management Strategies for a Contingent Workforce

R.K.M Lankanath

The gig economy has altered the nature of job relations by focusing on flexibility, autonomy, and working on short-term projects. The paper is a critical examination of the changes that Human Resource Management must undergo in order to successfully integrate and operate a contingent digitally…

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Technological Advancement and its Effect on Business Operations

Leo B. Apatan, Lorna E. Casicas, Je-Ann P. Jarlata, Julieta R. Panga, Ian Mark B. Ugsod, Cherry R. Teh

Technological advancement is pivotal in transforming business operations, enhancing efficiency, and fostering competitive advantages. The integration of digital technologies reshapes how businesses manage their processes, respond to market demand, and improve customer experience. The sector of…

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The Influence of Social Media Advertisement on Consumer Behavior

Cherry Rafer Teh, Jesus T. Aluba III, John Mark Ale P. Aluba, Je-ann L. Catigbac, Mary Ann T. Roiles, Jamaica V. Tawagan

This study examined the influence of social media advertisements, particularly Facebook ads, on the consumer behavior of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) students at Bukidnon State University-Baungon Campus. Using a descriptive quantitative research design, data were collected…

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Financial Literacy and its Effect on the Economic Conditions of Households in Barangay Imbatug

Cherry Rafer Teh, RayJay T. Caralde, Roy B. Bengado Jr, Jhe-In C. Puclawan, Angela Nicole Rapirap, Febie L. Salvo

This study aimed to determine the financial literacy of households in Barangay Imbatug and its effect on their economic conditions. The researchers chose this topic because they knew financial literacy was a common problem in their community, and they wanted to understand how people managed their…

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Effects of Customer Service Strategies on Sales Performance of the Hotel Industry

De La Cruz Angeline, Lagno Loremae S, Mandinganon Ana Marie R, Perocho Lovely Jean, Villalon Rachel M, Cherry Rafer Teh

Customer service strategies play a vital role in the hotel industry by enhancing guest experiences, increasing satisfaction, and promoting customer loyalty. These strategies directly influence customer perception, repeat business, and positive reviews. This study aimed to assess the effects of…

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Customer Relations and Its Effect on the Sustainability of Small-Sized Businesses

Ronnie C. Agum, Mariel B. Apus, Angelica T. Maghilum, Muriel Lauren E. Rapirap, Shana Grace Marie B. Tahuran, Cherry Rafer Teh

Customer Relationships are the processes of recognizing, establishing, sustaining, and improving interactions between businesses and customers. It helps foster long-term loyalty by prioritizing customer satisfaction and value to the company. Effective customer relationship management enables small…

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The Effect of Online Buying Decision on Personal Budget of Business Administration Students

Juvylyn Z. Cervantes, Jessa Mae G. Custora, Jean Charity C. Duguran, Ajemar S. Malacaya, Jeric Mendoza, Ruthchelle B. Panga, Emerson D. Waminal

The influence of social media exposure, instant gratification tendencies, and marketing tactics has a significant impact on students’ financial management. Since students often have limited financial resources, understanding their spending patterns is essential to promoting responsible consumption…

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Different Support Programs Offered By Selected Financial Institutions and Its Impact on the Sustainability of Small Businesses

Cherry Rafer Teh, R-Jay C. Duguran, Rick Rhine A. Lahin, Jame Paul A. Laque, Roleto M. Traya, Almie James O. Ugsod

Support programs offered by financial institutions play a crucial role in helping small businesses grow and sustain operations, particularly in areas with limited access to capital, training, and essential business tools. These programs are designed not only to provide financial aid but also to…

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Marketing Strategies and Its Impact on the Online Business

John Paul Aluba, Seril Gempesao, Rejean May Lumactod, Demple Joy Mabaylan, Keneth Carlene Palomo, Mary Rose Wabe, Cherry Rafer Teh

Online businesses rely heavily on effective marketing strategies to attract customers and enhance their overall performance. This study examines the impact of marketing strategies on online businesses, focusing on the key elements of the marketing mix (4Ps): Product, Price, Place, and Promotion.…

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Digitalization and Its Effect on Customer Satisfaction

Ritchel Acuna, Jesseca C. Disalao, Gerelyn M. Emano, Jerrick E. Listahan, Kenneth A. Payla, Nikka Trisha B. Pogoy, Cherry R. Teh

This study looks at how digitalization affects customer satisfaction at a popular fast-food company in Cagayan de Oro City. Taking respondent demographics into account, the researchers examined the connection between customer satisfaction (price, product quality, and service excellence) and…

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The Impact of Personal Budgeting Skills on College Students’ Financial Stability

Jhon Maril Y. Dela Torre, James Patrick P. Jangao, Jerry T. Maghilum, Rick John H. Man-onan, Samuel G. Pepito Jr, Generoso P. Rapirap Jr, Juvylyn Z. Cervantes

Handling money wisely is essential for college students who face daily expenses and prepare for future financial responsibilities. This study examined how students’ budgeting skills influence their financial stability, aiming to show that effective budgeting can lead to better saving habits,…

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The Effect of Marketing Strategy on the Competitive Advantage of Selected Microfinance Institutions in Baungon

Riech Carclo Angcod, Junriel Bautista, May B. Bulotaolo, Mary joy T. Sambagan, Rutchel H. Sambagan, Cherry R. Teh

This study examines how marketing strategies influence the competitive advantage of selected microfinance institutions (MFIs) in Baungon, Bukidnon, particularly in Barangay Imbatug. It focuses on the effectiveness of the four elements of the marketing mix—product, price, place, and promotion—and…

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The Relationship between Workers' Performance and Workers' Opportunity in the Workplace

Allynnah Blanila, Ara A. Bolandres, Jenneth Q. Casagan, Gennie Rose S. Casicas, Mary Angel F. Langoyan, Inamarie S. Yamut, Jimmy B. Sabuero

Workers are more likely to be motivated to succeed in their current positions when they see clear opportunities for growth and promotion. This study aimed to examine the relationship between employee performance and workplace opportunities. A descriptive correlational research design was used to…

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Microfinance Institution and Its Effect on the Economic Condition of Its Members

Cherry Rafer Teh, Mary Ann C. Capuyan, Jonalyn D. Domo, Rechel B. Rapirap, Angel Bea B. Rubio, Jessabel J. Yosores

This study examined the positive effects of Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) on the economic condition of their members in the Philippines. Using a descriptive quantitative research design, a survey questionnaire was distributed to fifteen (15) respondents to gather quantitative data. Descriptive…

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The Effects of Technology in Business and its Impact on Organizational Performance

Ailynn Mae C. Abao, Rosalinda F. Cajeda, Angela T. Castillo, Ainah Ebueza, Lovelyn U. Magbanua, Jimmy B. Sabuero

This study investigates the effects of technology in business and its impact on organizational performance in Zone 4 Imbatug, Baungon, Bukidnon. A descriptive correlational research design was employed, and data were collected from 152 respondents using a survey questionnaire. The findings…

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The Effects of Social Media Marketing on Customer Engagement

Lou Lilangan Aluba, Sarah Mae Tedlos Aluba, Marlon Aluba Ligan, Jerry Jr. Elarmo Listahan, Daryl Dave Elarmo Pacana, Catherine Lacay Sabana, Jimmy Brina Sabuero DM

In today's business world, people increasingly interact on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter, which have become fundamental to daily life. This study examines the effects of social media marketing on customer engagement. This study is a causal form of…

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Social Media Review and Its Effect on Customer Purchase Decision in Selected Coffee Shops

Honey Faye A. Borja, Desiree B. Diaz, Rubilyn E. Lim, Antoinette M. Llamis, Rustom S. Pangarungan Jr, Joey C. Ranara, Cherry Rafer Teh

Social media has significantly shaped consumer decision-making across various industries, including coffee shops. In Cagayan de Oro City, the rise of coffee culture parallels consumers’ increasing reliance on online reviews. These reviews, characterized by content, source credibility, format, and…

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The Impact of Microfinance Institutions on the Development of Small-scale Businesses

Janinne Grace P. Cusay, Joanna Rose D. Dagatan, Kionisala Jc Jame, Perlie A. Navarro, Jecil B. Yanez, Cherry Rafer Teh

This thesis study examined the extent to which microfinance institutions (MFIs) contribute to the development and expansion of small-scale businesses in Barangay Imbatug, Baungon, Bukidnon. Since small firms are a staple pillar of economic activity in rural areas, it is crucial to know the actual…

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