IOSR-JBM   Volume-23 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep. 2021

Abstract: Résumé L'agriculture demeure constituer le socle du décollage économique de la RDC où 70% de la population vivent hors du milieu urbain. Malheureusement, la banque créée pour la promotion de l'agriculture dans ce pays, la Banque de Crédit Agricole, a été liquidée en 1998. La microfinance est ainsi apparue comme une aubaine pour les pauvres agriculteurs. L'objet de l'étude a été déterminé et comparé la part orientée vers l'agriculture par la COODEFI et dégager le taux de remboursement des agriculteurs en adoptant une démarche comparative. En résumé, bien que l'agriculture occupe une grande frange de la population de la ville de Butembo (41%), les prêts sont destinés à priorité aux activités de commerce......

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Abstract: The stock market provides a framework upon which investors can diversify their investments and a platform upon which corporate institutions can raise additional funds. The stock market is therefore an important component of the capital market that mobilizes surplus liquidity and attracts foreign investors which bring in cash flows from outside countries and ensures that funds are channeled towards productive corporate users. A well-developed market is expected to be liquid and therefore this paper sought to establish the effects of foreign capital inflows on market liquidity. The paper will do an empirical literature to evaluate the relation of foreign capital inflows on stock market liquidity. Foreign capital inflows will be measured as the total annual FDI that flows into the country. The market liquidity measures includes bid ask spreads turnover ratios and prices impacts measures. The empirical evidences showed a significant positive relationship on the FDI on the stock market liquidity in both developing and developed countries.

Keywords. Foreign financial inflows, Stock Market liquidity

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Abstract: In the Nigerian market, new product development plays a vital role in achieving a sustainable competitive advantage. The main objective of the study is to examine the effects of new product development strategies on marketing performance. Stratified random sampling technique was applied at selecting the sample. The study made use of a sample size of 221 employees from selected firms in the food and beverage industry in Lagos State, Nigeria. Cross sectional survey research design method was adopted, and the statistical techniques used comprised of simple percentage and multiple regression analysis. Findings showed that the change in marketing performance was brought about......

Keywords. New Product Development Strategies, New Product Quality, New Product Packaging, New Product Branding, Marketing Performance

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