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Business Management and Entrepreneurship Academic Journal

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ISSN (Print): 9313-4225 | ISSN (Online): 5345-3327
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📄 Bus. Manag. Entrep. Acad. J. — Volume 13, Issue 1 (2025)
Business Management and Entrepreneurship Academic Journal  |  Volume 13, Issue 1  |  2025  |  4 Articles
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📋 Articles — Volume 13, Issue 1
Research Article Pages 1-14
Article 1 of 4

BRAND LOYALTY AND ITS INFLUENCE ON CUSTOMER RETENTION IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE FIRMS

In competitive business environments, marketing organizations aim to secure long-term consumer preferences and maximize shareholder value, with brand loyalty serving as a critical determinant of market performance. Developing a strong brand requires strategic management planning, where objectives are aligned to…

Research Article Pages 15-40
Article 2 of 4

EXAMINING CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN PUBLIC SECTOR BUDGET ACCOUNTING: INSIGHTS FROM SOUTH EAST NIGERIA

Budgeting is a fundamental tool for governance and economic management, enabling governments to translate national goals into actionable policies and programs. In Nigeria, government budgets have historically served as frameworks for planning and resource allocation, aiming to balance national development…

Research Article Pages 41-64
Article 3 of 4

COGNITIVE CYNICISM AND ITS EFFECT ON EMPLOYEE COMMITMENT IN THE FOOD, BEVERAGE, AND TOBACCO SECTOR IN RIVERS STATE

Organizational support and the quality of subordinate-supervisor relationships play a critical role in shaping employees’ perceptions of their workplace. Positive interactions, characterized by mutual support, recognition, and fair rewards, can reduce negative feelings such as mistrust, anger, and cynicism among…

Research Article Pages 65-74
Article 4 of 4

FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS AND EDUCATION GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA

Accounting serves as a critical mechanism for disclosing a company’s financial position and performance. Differences in national accounting standards create information asymmetries that influence investment decisions, particularly in cross-border contexts. Studies indicate that US investors face higher information costs when…

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