The study deals with the effects of social media addiction to them as college students to know their limitations. The study is based on two theories- Uses and gratification and media dependency. Uses and gratification are concerned with what people (audiences) do with the media. The theory posits that people are not passive receivers of media messages but active influencers of the message effect. That is, the consumers of media messages have the freewill to decide how they will use the media and
impact on the company which goes to the roots of a company’s competitiveness, where the decisions and the missions aligned with this may affect the company’s sustainability both in the long haul and short haul. Moreover, Supply chain management performances in an organization may have a significant impact on a company’s ability to add value to their operations when providing services to their customers. In today’s evolving business environment, companies will have to ensure the dance of change in
1. INTRODUCTION The main of objective of this paper is to examine and explore the “impact a performance appraisal has on employee motivation” bringing together facts stated on different literatures in order to tackle this topic. The reasons for picking this research topic are the fact that many organizations are depending on their employees for success and competitiveness. Many other studies have shown that employees are the core of the every successful organization. As a result of this organizations
often called behavioral model, is derived from one of the most observed dividend policy patterns followed by firms from every industry. The pattern those firms follow is to maintain a constant nominal dividend payment for a period of time, regardless of that firm profit during the same period: dividends do not automatically change when earnings change, and any adaptation to new levels of firm earning will occur slowly. Lintner (1956), and later Fama and Babiak (1968), and Brav, Graham, Harvey and Michaely
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cover up a health or safety problem before the inspector arrives, employers may fail to monitor or disclose health risks and employees may fail to follow safety practices at the workplaces or engage in dangerous behavior while at work. The report will attempt to identify a real world issue that is related to occupational health and safety performance measurement and the theoretical relation that the issue contributes to further studies in
to maximize their monetary reward, job stability and other perks, and they will do no more than seek to pacify the shareholders. Nevertheless, they need to be monitored and controlled to ensure that their principal’s best interests are served. This theory is the basis for most of today’s corporate governance activity. Corporate governance focused on separation of ownership and control which results in principal-agent problems arising from the dispersed ownership in the modern corporation (Berle and
The macroeconomic environment of a firm as suggested by Oxelheim, L. and C. Wihlborg., (1987) is constituted by a set of four relative prices; the inflation rates, interest rates, exchange rates and political risk premiums (the premium charged by the company for the rules about the uncertainty of the market game). In any developing economy, it is important to consider these particular macroeconomic variables and how their behavior over time affects the company’s health and ultimately its survival
can make a foundation for the project to be implemented and throughout this process various results and effects associated with the implementation can be exposed in the feasibility study. 3.2 Elements of a Feasibility Analysis: 3.2.1 Industry and Market Feasibility Analysis: • It determines the attractiveness of the industry and its ground a for new business. • To identify a potential niche market that can achieve profitability. In order to analyze the Industry and Market feasibility for setting
insights and perspective on the study as a whole. Sex. Sex (gender) in terms of economic and financial aspect is becoming even more significant in both national and international phase (Hung, Yoong & Brown, 2013) but there is something put the women into risk factor in terms of financial literacy. Women mostly live longer than men; they don’t have enough work experiences, and the lower earnings also belong to them. These things put women at higher threat than men of having financial dilemma (Weir & Willis