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Corporate Governance Mechanisms And Dividend Policy: Evidence From Nigeria
Dividend payments are deemed to be an effective instrument that minimizes agency problems between managers and shareholders by increasing potential default risk of firms and thereby reducing the available funds to managers. This study examines the impact of corporate governance mechanisms on dividend policy in Nigerian food product firms. The study employed the ordinary least square regression in analyzing the
Customers Satisfaction On The Computerized Accounting System In Nigerian Listed Banks
Computerized accounting system is an influential form of technology based on self-service which is denoted as electronic-banking, with the dispersion and advent of the Internet medium that can be categorized into PC banking, Internet banking, TV-based banking, and Telephone-based banking which consist several distribution channels that enables customers to access their bank account via the internet using a PC or
Role Of Social Capital In Development: A Literature Review
The nexus between social capital and development is subtly and mildly displayed. Few implicit attempts promoting this connection are sometimes pass unnoticed. This paper connects the muscles and ligaments between the two. It is revealed that social capital forms the conditions and sets indicators for economic development. Social capital is an integrative resource capability in organizational or institutional set up,
Demystifying Adult Drop-out From In-door Health Club Recreation Activities Within Five-star Hotels In Nairobi, Kenya
Currently, most adults are aware of the benefits of leisure and recreation activities hence having the intention to participate. However, their intent to participate does not match their indulgence. For most of those who participate, their indulgence is not sustained and they drop-out after some time. This study sought to determine factors that influence hotel health club members (HHCMs) drop-
Influence Of Anthropometrics On Blood Pressure Of Adults In A Rural Community Of The North-east, Nigeria
Introduction: Different anthropometric indices have been linked with increased risk of hypertension in different parts of the world. The motivation for this study was to fill up a gap in our knowledge on the frequency and associated anthropometric factors of hypertension in adults of Konduga community. Methodology: This was a cross sectional descriptive study, in which residents of Konduga town
