4,392 research outputs found
The effects flooding on house prices: two case studies in Malaysia / Abdul Mutalib bin Mohammad Beksin.
No full textFlooding of residential property is a real and growing phenomenon in the Malaysia and is
causing short and long-term detriment of various kinds to its victims. The issue of potential
decrease in value of those properties which are located on the floodplain, though much discussed
in the media, has received scant attention in the Malaysian research literature. An extensive
literature survey of Anglo-Saxon and US origin has revealed a need for methodological
innovation in the field of temporal impact of flooding and the inadequacy of the current
paradigms for inclusion of insurance into flood modelling.
The main thrust of this research is to determine whether flooding has any effect on housing
prices in Malaysia. The ancillary objectives of this study are limited to a search for evidence that
expected annual flood damages borne by flood plain activities are or are not capitalized into the
fair market value of floodplain properties in Malaysia.
Addressing this question is more involved than just comparing the actual price of a floodplain
property to a hypothetical, otherwise identical, non-floodplain property. This study defines this
difference as the discount for floodplain location. The discount for floodplain location, however,
does not necessarily equate to discount for primary flood damages. The location discount
represents the net effect of all attributes, positive and negative alike, associated with floodplain
location which affects property value. Examples of positive attributes are access to recreational
boating and river views. Negative attributes include clean-up costs and loss of income during a
flood.
Hedonic price models are used to empirically measure a discount due to primary flood damages,
separate from the discount for floodplain location. Hedonic price models describe the
contribution of a property attribute to the overall price. The models are empirically assessed with
multi-variety regression models where sale price is the dependent variable and the property
attributes are the independent variables.
This study reviewed existing academic literature on hedonic price models of the floodplain real
estate market. In addition, two hedonic price model cases were studied to answer some of the
questions raised in the literature review. The case studies used price data on Damansara and
Dungun.
The output from this study makes a contribution to the understanding of the impact of flooding
on house prices, allowing for better valuation advice. Empirical findings are that the
understandable concerns of residential property owners at risk of flooding regarding long term
loss of property value are largely unfounded. Price discounts are observed for some recently
flooded areas but they are temporary.
The output from the study also makes a methodological contribution in extending concepts
relating to the relationship between flooding, insurance and house prices. This development is
anticipated to facilitate refinement and updating of the empirical findings with reduced effort in
the light of future event
Suka Jaya Travel & Tours (SJTT) / Abdul Mutalib Azman
No full textThis research paper provides a profile of the internship place, Suka Jaya Travel & Tours (SJTT). The well-established SJTT travel firm offers unique holiday experiences to individuals, families, and groups. SJTT is a trusted tourist authority with over two decades of experience in inbound and outbound travel, ticketing, and Umrah & Ziarah programs.
This research paper also examines how human capital efficiency affects Malaysian plantation financial performance. The study examines financial metrics and human capital efficiency. The report also suggests ways to improve industrial human capital efficiency. The research uses a strong methodology and extensive data analysis.
The research shows that human capital efficiency is vital to Malaysian plantation companies' financial performance. Human capital efficiency improves financial indicators like return on assets and asset turnover ratio. The study also shows that firm size, leverage, and age affect human capital efficiency and financial success.
In conclusion, this study illuminates how human capital efficiency affects Malaysian plantation financial performance. It stresses the importance of human capital development and proposes ways to improve efficiency. It also details SJTT, the internship site, and its dedicated management team directed by Haji Abdul Shukor Bin Mohammed Zainuri
ENT 530 Social Media Portfolio: Faithfleur.Bina / Nurul Shabrina Abdul Mutalib
No full textFaith Fleur is an online business to sell hair care product for our customer at all genders and age, the meaning of Faith is loyalty and Fleur is in French words that mean flower so whenever customer wear Faith Fleur hair care product their hair will smell like a flower. The purpose of this business to help people to overcome their problem such as messy hair, hair loss and hair dandruff. In a nutshell, we can conclude that Faith Fleur is business that sell hair care product and can be use by all people including babies.
The founder of this Faith Fleur is Puan Siti Mariam Binti Abdul Samad together with her husband and owned by CTMARY Resources SDN.BHD. They started this business 5 years ago at 10 February 2017 located at Bandar Saujana Putra Jenjarom, Selangor and they have another branch in Bintulu, Sarawak in early 2018 and now they are already open a branch in Sabah in this year.
The ingredients used in this product have been approved by the Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) and do not use any chemicals such as Parabens, SLS and Soap. Faith Fleur products are 'halal and ablution friendly'. In addition, this product helps to remove lice, repair damaged hair, soften and moisturize dull dry hair, reduce hair loss, eliminate dandruff, remove puffiness and stench. Not only that, this product also helps with premature graying problems and promotes hair growth by supplying adequate nutrients.
Now Faith Fleur has more than 1000 of active dropship under CTMARY Resources SHD.BHD and has produced 1000 millionaires Faith Fleur. Other than that, Faith Fleur also have its own factory in peninsula, Sabah and Sarawak which is mean they also own saloon and outlets in every state. Last but not least, Faith Fleur also has 500 types of quality and trusted product range.
In a conclusion, Faith Fleur want to help more people who are in need to become a success with business and not only that they can help others too. I hope that Faith Fleur will always thrive and become the No. 1 hair care product range in Malaysia and can help more people out there
Pengurusan diversiti dalam organisasi
No full textDiversiti atau kepelbagaian merupakan satu isu yang semakin penting dalam organisasi khususnya dalam era globalisasi yang menjadikan dunia semakin kecil dan meluaskan interaksi antara manusia. Umumnya diversiti dalam organisasi merujuk kepada kepelbagaian tenaga kerja iaitu keunikan yang
dimiliki oleh individu di tempat kerja. Setiap individu dikatakan unik kerana mereka mempunyai nilai-nilai tersendiri yang berbeza seperti ketrampilan, kepercayaan, personaliti, budaya, jantina, kaum dan sebagainya lagi.
Kepelbagaian ini bukan sahaja perlu dihargai tetapi juga perlu diuruskan secara berkesan untuk mewujudkan persekitaran kerja yang positif dalam organisasi. De Cenzo (1997) mendefinisikan kepelbagaian tenaga kerja (workforce
diversity) sebagai perbezaan-perbezaan yang dibawa oleh individu atau kumpulan yang berbeza ke tempat kerja seperti jantina, kewarganegaraan, umur, dan bangsa. Robbins (1997) menjelaskan bahawa diversiti berlaku apabila organisasi menjadi lebih jelas dalam sesuatu ketidaksamaan seperti
jantina, bangsa, dan etnik. Fred Luthans (1995) pula mendefinisikan diversiti sebagai satu situasi yang muncul apabila ahli-ahli dalam sesuatu kumpulan atau organisasi berbeza di antara satu sama lain dari segi umur, jantina, etnik, dan pendidikan. Reece & Brandt (2000) membahagikan diversiti kepada dua jenis yang utama iaitu Diversiti Primer (Utama) dan Diversiti Sekunder.Diversiti primer merujuk kepada ciri-ciri atau sifat-sifat individu yang tidak boleh diubah seperti umur, bangsa, jantina, dan keadaan fizikal. Ciri-ciri ini bersifat semulajadi kekal atau diwarisi secara keturunan. Misalnya jika ibu bapa kita berbangsa Melayu maka dari segi bangsa kita akan kekal berbangsa Melayu.Semakin tinggi darjah perbezaan dalam diversiti primer, semakin sukar untuk seseorang itu menerima dan memahami individu lain. Dimensi Sekunder pula merujuk kepada ciri-ciri yang tidak bersifat semulajadi dan
boleh diubah mengikut orientasi dan kehendak individu. Contohnya kesihatan,agama dan kepercayaan, tahap pendidikan, pendapatan dan adat serta budaya. Kedua-dua dimensi ini akan membentuk personaliti, pegangan, persepsi dan nilai individu yang unik dalam kehidupan. Keunikan ini perlu diurus dengan baik agar tidak menjejaskan kehidupan bermasyarakat dan interaksi di dalam organisasi
Edited_supplementary_items – Supplemental material for Demographic and Socioeconomic Variables Associated With Health Care–Seeking Behavior Among Foreign Workers in Malaysia
No full textSupplemental material, Edited_supplementary_items for Demographic and Socioeconomic Variables Associated With Health Care–Seeking Behavior Among Foreign Workers in Malaysia by Ahmad Farid Osman, Muzalwana Abdul Talib@Abdul Mutalib, Khaled Tafran, Makmor Tumin and Chin Sieng Chong in Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health</p
MyScan barcode scanner price comparison application / Nur Sharina Abdul Mutalib
No full textBarcode scanner of the price for comparison application has been in the world. However, it does not in Malaysia. Mobile barcode scanning applications can improve the daily buying decisions of millions of users. Smartphones are widely used by people today and can be used as a platform to encourage the barcode scanner. This project will bring a barcode scanner into a portable device in the Android platform. This project will develop a mobile application based on the survey that the people are the responses. Besides that, this project will develop the comparison of the prices of the product based on the supermarket. Moreover, people can make the decision to choose the lower prices of the product
Pertubuhan Peladang Kawasan Manjung Selatan / Atikah Abdul Mutalib
No full textThis report has been divided into a few parts that can be explained by how my internship has been doing. Currently, I am doing an internship at Pertubuhan Peladang Kawasan Manjung Selatan. In this report, first it has my resume, which has been sent to the company to review my resume. Secondly, it will be explained the company's profile and it has been highlighted the company's background, mission, vision, and objectives, their activities, and the products and services they have been offered. Thirdly, I will explain the training reflection, which is operation hours, the activities I am doing during my internship and my experience. Then it also has industry analysis and company analysis. Industry analysis will explain which sector my internship company stayed in and why they have the sector. For the company analysis, it will explain the 3 ratios, such as dividend payout ratio, dividend yield and dividend per share. The company analysis in this report is to know how the situation and the problems of the company toward that 3 ratio. Lastly, the discussion and recommendation was to explain the financial performance of the net income, dividend payout ratio, dividend yield and dividend per shar
Misteri kesatria & ahli sihir / Muhammad Hakim Abdul Mutalib
No full textThe purpose of this study is to provide new animation and a rebranding design for Wan Animation Studio, founded in Terengganu, Malaysia, by Muhammad Ridzuan Bin Ahmad. The studio has prospered in the 2D animated content market by showcasing the colorful fabric of Malaysian culture. The animation studio opened for business on January 30, 2016. This entails a well-balanced blend of straightforward but captivating artistic expression and humorous narratives, building a devoted following via the 'Wan Animation YouTube channel. Taking note of the studio's singular concentration on the Malaysian way of life, a calculated move is made to broaden into daring 2D animated films. The goal is to draw in new viewers while maintaining the interest of the current audience. But there's a problem with the lack of marketing initiatives to increase the channel's audience.There is a comprehensive strategy to solving this problem. Developing a fresh animation style acts as a guide for viewers to learn about the emerging adventure genre. In addition, building a website can provide an immersive experience by exploring character design, animation techniques, workflow, and narrative specifics. Furthermore, Wan Animation Studio's characters are undergoing a visual makeover that will increase their attractiveness. The marketing strategy includes eye-catching posters, print advertisements, and carefully chosen teasers or trailers that reveal the studio's most recent production. In my opinion, this all-encompassing approach aims not merely at rebranding but at orchestrating a revival of Wan Animation Studio's essence. By seamlessly bridging the gap between the captivating world of 2D animated adventures and the well-established fabric of Malaysian lifestyle content, this strategy aspires to redefine and revitalize the very identity of Wan Animation Studio, ensuring its enduring relevance and resonance in the ever-evolving landscape of animated content creation
Interdependence Practice among Elderly People with Severe Cataract Blindness in Malaysia
No full textThe practice of interdependence are essential among the Malay older people
in the community to sustain healthy daily living activities and enhanced
quality of life (QoL) (Abdul Mutalib et al, 2016). Contributing factors include
family support, personal beliefs, cultural affiliations, and religious obligations.
The benefits include reducing depression and social isolation, and significant
improvement in their health status, socialisation and life satisfaction (Abdul
Mutalib et al, 2016; Wan-Ibrahim & Zainab, 2014).
However, the second National Eye Survey (NES II) 2014 revealed the
prevalence of blindness and low vision among the older people aged 50 and
above in the country as 1.2 % and 5.4 % respectively (Mohamad Aziz Salowi,
2014). The single main cause of blindness and low vision was cataract with
estimated number of eyes that require surgery in 2014 was more than 670 000.
Majority of the patients with cataract believed they did not need surgical
treatment (Mohamad Aziz Salowi, 2014). They seems to have limited
awareness that individuals facing vision loss are at higher risk of falls,
injuries, depression and social isolation, and the heightened effects of other
health conditions (Stuck et. al., 1999).
The aim of this study is to understand how the elderly people in Malaysia
could endure their progressive visual deterioration until blindness due to
cataract in spite of active interdependence practice. It will enable health
practitioners to find ways to effectively advocate and promote earlier cataract
surgical treatment to improve their QoL
Pioneers of Library Movement in Pakistan
No full textThe paper aims to describe in brief the contribution of seven leaders of Pakistan librarianship, viz. K.B. Khalifa M. Asadullah, Prof. Dr. Abdul Moid, Dr. Abdus Subuh Qasimi, Muhammad Shafi, Fazal Elahi, Khawaja Nur Elahi and S. V. Hussain. The early library developments are given for better understanding of the role of these leaders
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