NAVIGATING CULTURE IN GLOBAL MARKETS: ADAPTATION STRATEGIES OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS
Business activities are inherently embedded within the social and cultural contexts of the societies in which they operate. With the rapid advancement of technology, globalization, sophisticated distribution channels, and evolving managerial innovations, organizations increasingly seek to expand beyond their domestic…
EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF NON-STANDARD EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES ON WORKERS’ RIGHTS IN NIGERIA’S OIL AND GAS SECTOR
The rise of non-standard work arrangements (NSWA) is transforming the traditional industrial relations landscape in Nigeria. NSWA, which includes contract, casual, temporary, and part-time employment, is increasingly used by employers as a strategic response to global competition and organizational survival…
VALUE ADDED TAX AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT (2009–2018)
Taxation is a critical instrument for revenue generation and economic growth in nations worldwide, serving as a vital mechanism for mobilizing internal resources. In Nigeria, the three-tiered tax structure—comprising federal, state, and local governments—facilitates the collection of revenue to support…
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF MONETARY POLICY ON BANKING EFFICIENCY: EVIDENCE FROM TURNOVER RATIOS OF NIGERIAN COMMERCIAL BANKS
Monetary policy serves as a critical tool for central banks to regulate economic stability, manage inflation, and influence aggregate demand within the financial system. In Nigeria, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) implements monetary policy instruments to achieve specific objectives,…