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International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, United Kingdom  ISSN 2348-0386 Licensed under CC 4.0   . TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH NEXUS IN NIGERIAUyu Eyo Ita; Michael Kwanashie; Anthony Ihuoma; Chris AC-Ogbonna, Nigeria THE EFFECT OF SERVICE QUALITY, PERCEIVED VALUE AND TRUST ON LOYALTY THROUGH CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OF BCA MOBILE BANKING SERVICES IN DKI JAKARTA, […]

International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, United Kingdom  ISSN 2348-0386 Licensed under CC 4.0   . EFFECT OF SOCIAL FACTORS ON INVESTORS’ TRADING BEHAVIOUR: DOES MARITAL STATUS MATTER IN NON-PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS OF THE SAUDI FINANCIAL MARKET?Mohammed Alsaggaf; Ali Shaddady, Saudi Arabia AN ANALYSIS OF THE STRATEGIES IMPLEMENTED BY MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS FOR SURVIVAL DURING CORONA VIRUS

International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, United Kingdom  ISSN 2348-0386 Licensed under   . DIGITAL INNOVATION IN BANKING AND OPEN BANKING APPLICATIONS: KEY FACTORS AND BARRIERS TO ADOPTIONMareike Heins; Georgios Rigopoulos, United Kingdom VALUE ADDED TAX AND OUTPUT GROWTH IN NIGERIABakare Adewale Stephen, Nigeria INTEGRATING PERFORMANCE INDEX AND ADJUSTED IMPORTANCE IN AN IMPORTANCE-PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS: A

International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, United Kingdom  ISSN 2348-0386 Licensed under   . THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY FOR ALBANIAArben Kambo; Anila Boshnjaku, Albania ROLE OF AUTHENTIC LEADERSHIP STYLE ON JOB SATISFACTION AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENTJudith Amaka Odionu, Nigeria ANALYSIS OF FACTORS INFLUENCING THE INTRINSIC VALUE OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS’

International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management (IJECM; ISSN 2348-0386) is a double blind peer reviewed journal from Rochester, United Kingdom, with a strong Editorial Board and a tested rapid peer review system. IJECM intends to contribute to the development and propagation of knowledge on management, commerce & economics; thus feeding scholars, researchers and practitioners

International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, United Kingdom  ISSN 2348-0386 Licensed under   . EFFECT OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES DEVELOPMENT ON FINANCIAL DEEPENING IN NIGERIAUdenwa, Agbonma Theresa; Nwala, Nneka Maurie; Adigizey, John Dollay; Jacob, Zaccheaus; Suberu, Adagu Abubakar, Nigeria THE ROLE OF THE STRATEGIC TOURISM RESOURCES IN ENCOURAGING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, SERVICE QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION TO

International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, United Kingdom  ISSN 2348-0386 Licensed under   . MAINSTREAMING OF MONITORING AND EVALUATION THROUGH FUNDING AND SUSTAINABILITY OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS AT KENYA SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT IN EMBU COUNTY, KENYAHalima Noor Ibrahim; Nicasio Gicovi Njue, Kenya CHAOS, THE FINANCIAL MARKETS, AND SYMMETRYHan Do, USA A COMPARATIVE AND ENERGY ANALYSIS

International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, United Kingdom  ISSN 2348-0386  Licensed under   . MACROECONOMIC VARIABLES AND PERFORMANCE OF CORPORATE BONDS ISSUED BY LISTED COMPANIES AT THE NAIROBI SECURITIES EXCHANGE: AUTO-REGRESSIVE DISTRIBUTED LAG (ARDL) MODELIsaac Kiplimo Sum; Jared Bitange Bogonko, Kenya ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE FEDERAL BUDGET BALANCE – WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES ANALYSISDiellza Kukaj, North Macedonia

 Licensed under   . BANKS’ CREDIT TO PRIVATE SECTOR AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN AN EMERGING DIGITALIZED ECONOMY: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIAEbele Amali; Solomon Ali Ejila, Nigeria EXPLORING THE SPIRIT OF INGENUITY AND THE MANAGEMENT OF FRONTLINE EMPLOYEESChang, Yang-Horng; Charles S. Chien, Taiwan TREASURY BILLS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIAGeorge-Anokwuru, Chioma Chidinma, Nigeria CORPORATE TAX DISCLOSURE AND

 Licensed under   . FACTORS AFFECTING CAPITAL ADEQUACY RATIONilgun Karadayi, Turkey PROCUREMENT REFORMS IN ZIMBABWE: EMERGING ISSUES AND IMPACT ON SERVICE DELIVERY IN THE PUBLIC SECTORPatrick Farai Madziva; Nothando Msipah; Marian Tukuta, Zimbabwe LMX TRANSFORMATION: THE SUPERVISORY JUSTICE MEDIATED MODELShingirayi M. Mushonga, USA IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC WORD OF MOUTH (E-WOM) ON BRAND EXPERIENCE IN THE CASE