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    SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC OVERVIEW OF COFFEE IN MEXICO: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

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    The “Type of Article” of this paper is “Letter to the Editor”. This paper discuses about: “SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC OVERVIEW OF COFFEE IN MEXICO: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS”. No formal abstract is available. Readers are requested to read the full article

    RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATIVE PERFORMANCE IN NanoMiPyMes OF THE TEXTILE SECTOR OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ASUNCIÓN IXTALTEPEC, OAXACA

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    Knowledge Management (KM) is considered as the administration of knowledge, through the process of transferring tacit knowledge to the explicit, through the model called Socialization, Externalization, Combination and Internalization (SECI), while Innovative Performance (IP) is the result of the effectiveness in the production processes and the efficiency of new and/or improved products. The objective of this work was to determine the present relationship between Knowledge Management and Innovative Performance within the textile sector NanoMiPyMes, belonging to the municipality of Asunción Ixtaltepec, Oaxaca. The first phase was the design, validation, and application of the measurement instrument (survey) with a Lickert-type scale. Quantitative data analysis was performed using the SPSS® ver. 24.0 statistical program. We worked with a sample of 31 questionnaires applied to artisans of the economic units (NanoMiPyMes) of the textile sector, using the nonprobabilistic snowball method; the results indicated that there is a positive relationship between both variables. In conclusion, we can say that there is a positive influence on innovative performance through knowledge management in the textile sector NanoMiPyMes of Asunción Ixtaltepec, Oaxaca

    THE EVALUATION OF REINSURANCE MECHANISMS ON NIGERIAN INSURANCE COMPANIES: ITS PERFORMANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY

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    The Insurance companies always stand as the backbone of most developed economy, in which reinsurance companies serve as insurance companies\u27 bedrock. This study investigated the evaluation of reinsurance mechanisms on listed Nigerian insurance companies’ performance and sustainability. The population of the study is to cover all listed insurance firms in Nigeria and a five-insurance company is randomly selected as sample size for seven years (2012-2018) in Nigeria. Multiple regression analysis is adopted to analyze the data. The study findings established the statistically insignificant relationship between return on assets (ROAs) and net retention ratio (NRR), net claim ratio (NCR), the net commission ratio (NCoR), the ceded reinsurance ratio (CRR) respectively because the p-value (0.481) in the ANOVA table is greater than 0.05, the study therefore, suggested the acceptance of null hypotheses. It is therefore concluded that the reinsurance mechanisms do not have effect on listed insurance companies\u27 performance and sustainability in Nigeria

    TREND DYNAMICS OF FOREIGN DEBT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA

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    In developing nations, there is a huge question of why should they borrow further. This is a result of the increasing debt profile of countries like Nigeria. As much as there is a rationale for borrowing in these countries, there is need to establish the relationship between debt, debt service and economic growth in Nigeria. This is the main thrust of the study. The study with CBN financial report data from 1985-2020 used descriptive and inferential statistics of tables, figures, and cointegration test with correlation method to establish the pattern of relationships. The study found that debt and debt service profile has been on the increase in escalating scale. The study also found a cointegrating equation trend in the model. Hence, establishing a long-run relationship among them in the Nigerian economy. The study recommends further borrowing should be on projects that can pay back any borrowing within its lifespan

    DYNAMIC MARKETING CAPABILITY AND SUSTAINING CUSTOMER PATRONAGE A STUDY OF NIGERIA BREWERIES PRODUCTS IN ENUGU STATE NIGERIA

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    The study focuses on effect o f dynamic marketing capability on customer patronage of Nigeria breweries products, The specific objectives are to determine the effect of market sensing capability on customer patronage, ascertain the nature of the relationship between market targeting and customer patronage and determine the influence of market positioning on customer patronage. The study had a population size of 1105, out of which a sample size of 177 was realized using Taro Yamane’s Formula at 5% error tolerance and 95% level of confidence. The Instruments used for data collection were questionnaire and interview. A total of 177 copies of the questionnaire were distributed while 148(83%) copies were returned and 39(17%) were not returned. The Survey research design was adopted for the study. Three hypotheses were tested using Pearson product moment correlation coefficient and simple linear regression statistical tools. The findings indicated that market sensing capability had a significant effect on sustained customer purchase. There was a positive relationship between market targeting and customer patronage. Market positioning had a significant influence on customer patronage. The study concluded that dynamic marketing capability (DMC) concept is the strategic management theory that provides a new interpretation of how companies in the environment that change rapidly obtain their competitive advantage. The study recommended that Nigeria breweire should maintained and sustained  market sensing because that will help them to understand the needs of the customers ahead of their fellow competitors which ensure  that customer needs are met, in order to achieved sustained customer patronage

    EMBRACING DYNAMIC INDUSTRIALISATION IN TANZANIA: THE ROLE OF PROCUREMENT COMPETENCIES

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    This study mainly assumes that procurement is a kind of special competence which, if acquired, may sustain industrial competitiveness. Intention of this study is to explain influence of procurement competencies on enhancing dynamic industrialisation in Tanzania. The multiple regression analysis was used to determine effects of procurement competencies on embracing dynamic industrialisation in Tanzania. A survey on manufacturing firms was undertaken in examining relationships between procurement competencies and dynamic industrialisation in Tanzania using administration of questionnaire while data were collected were analysed through descriptive statistics and multiple regression analysis. Findings suggested that limited technical procurement competencies and procurement behavioural competencies when interrelated with innovative capability, technological capability, government intervention and change management significantly affects sustainable procurement competencies on embracing dynamic industrialisation in Tanzania. The study’s findings imply that there is limited understanding regarding the role procurement competencies on embracing dynamic industrialisation in Tanzania. This article suggests solutions which procurement professionals and organisations can implement in order to unlock the potential value in the dynamic industrialisation in Tanzania

    DOES MONETARY POLICY RATES DECREASE THE ASSETS OF DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS IN NIGERIA; EVIDENCE FROM AUTOREGRESSIVE DISTRIBUTED LAG MODEL ANALYSIS

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    The study examined the impact of monetary policy decisions in stimulating the assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria 2000-2020. While the specific objectives are to: Measure the impact of   interest rate spread on assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria. Determine the impact of exchange rate on assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria. Investigate the impact of inflation rate on assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria. The model used in this study is Auto regressive distributed lag as a form of multiple regression models. It is a special type of regression called auto regressive distributed lag. Result revealed that Interest rate had a negative and non-significant impact on assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria, Exchange rate had a positive and significant impact on assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria, Inflation rate had a negative and non-significant impact on assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria,. The implication of findings revealed that if the government fails in their monetary policy decisions, it will go a long way to affect deposit money banks and also economy. The study concluded that monetary policy decisions play serious significant effects on the assets of deposit money banks in Nigeria. It was recommended that government should create reasonable credit to private sector and therefore regulates the interest rate to be charged. Exchange rate has a significant effect on Insurance profitability in Nigeria. This study recommend that public enlightenment campaigns should be done by government directing people about the availability of money kept for agricultural loans and various credits so as to control black market in exchange rate. It was recommended that effective policies such as policies that will encourage manufacturers to have access to bank credits without democratic bottleneck will go a long way to provide efficiency in the system and hence improves or control inflation; however, gradual control of inflation through mopping up excess liquidity will be done by the monetary authorities to enhance the growth of deposit money bank assets

    GROSS DOMESTIC SAVING NEXUS ECONOMIC GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM ETHIOPIA

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    Economic growth is essential for economic development and achieving high real growth rate is the key aims of developing countries. And objective of this study was to analysis causal relationship between gross saving and real GDP growth in Ethiopia by using annual data for the period of 1981 to 2017. Three stage analyses were undertaken: First, the time series properties of growth rate of domestic savings, growth rate of gross domestic product per capita, Trade balance, human capital investment real interest rate, Inflation, gross capital formation, growth rate of broad money, Aggregate consumption expenditure rate, were determined by ADF unit root test procedure. The estimated results indicate none of the variables were I (2). Second, the co-integration test was undertaken by ARDL bound test. The long run and short run relationship the level of GDP per capita and growth rate of domestic saving was performed. As result suggested growth rate of domestic saving was insignificant in long run. But growth rate of domestic saving was negatively affected growth rate of GDP per capita in short run and significant at 5% level. Similarly, the effect on growth rate of domestic saving by growth rate of GDP per capital was performed. The result indicated, up trend of GDP per capita was positively affected growth rate of domestic saving in both short run and long run. The causality test was under taken by Granger test; the result suggested that there exist bidirectional causality between growth rate of domestic saving and growth rate of GDP per capital in Ethiopia. Thus the government should take steps to facilitate for investment through which saving affect the economy.  &nbsp

    SOUTH MEDITERRANEAN REGIONAL INTEGRATION: PERSPECTIVES AND BENEFITS

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    Regional integration between the southern Mediterranean countries is a relevant topic despite the arguments against it. Indeed, this article will try to show the various obstacles and advantages for this process. Through an analysis, we have demonstrate a real potential for trade between these countries. This potential can accelerate their integration if it will be exploited correctly. The study period includes the first year of the establishment of the WTO 1995 to the present day. To clarify this idea we will proceed in a first section to identify the various obstacles that slow down the process of this integration and to mention the favorable factors allowing the development of this southern zone of the Mediterranean. In the second section, based on data taken from the Arab Monetary Fund and based on UNCTAD data, we try to study intra-south mediterranean countries trade during the period 1995-2020 and to identify the real potential existing in this region

    SUSTAINABILITY MARKETING AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF QUOTED SMEs IN NIGERIA

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    This paper explored the relationship between sustainability marketing and economic performance of quoted SMEs in Nigeria. The study espoused the cross-sectional research design where data were acquired from managers of quoted SMEs in Nigeria. A well-thought-out questionnaire was used to obtain data from the respondents. The data acquired were analyzed statistically while the hypotheses were tested espousing the Spearman Rank Order Correlation Coefficient (SROCC). The bivariate analysis was done with the aid of SPSS. The findings signified that sustainability product development has a strong positive and substantial relationship with economic performance (profitability growth and market share growth) of quoted SMEs in Nigeria. The study also found a strong positive and substantial relationship amid sustainable packaging and economic performance (profitability growth and market share growth) of quoted SMEs in Nigeria. The study equally discovered a strong positive and substantial relationship amid sustainable distribution and economic performance (profitability growth and market share growth) of quoted SMEs in Nigeria. Based on these findings, it was concluded that sustainability marketing positively and substantially enhance the economic performance of quoted SMEs in Nigeria. The study therefore recommended that quoted SMEs in Nigeria especially those that are experiencing poor economic performance should espouse sustainability marketing strategy as it would enhance their economic performance

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