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Medical Marketing: Bridging The Gap
The prevailing healthcare marketing has mostly been disregarded underpinning the mass marketing and fear-based campaigns that explicitly resulted in misunderstanding of communication. The existing research aimed towards exploring the wider influence of marketing within medical and healthcare sectors.
The psychological and social impact of Covid-19: new perspectives of well-being in the UK
Modern society’s social and economic domains became severely distorted with the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Although this was only one of the several epidemics faced by the world in the last two decades, its scale and severity were substantially more devastating compared to other pandemics such as the SARS-CoV in 2002, H1N1 influenza in 2009.
Influence Of Covid-19 On The Global Supply Chain: Learned Lessons And Mistakes Never Forgotten
Emergance of Covid-19 has been one of the major global issues. Initially, it emerged from Wuhan city in China, and it rapidly spread all over the world (Donthu & Gustafsson, 2020, Ivanov & Dolgui, 2020; Verma & Gustafsson, 2020). Although, it has attracted much attention among practitioners, scholars, and researchers.
Exploring the interrelation between Inflation, interest rate, exchange rate and economic growth: role of COVID-19 cases: Evidence from the UK
Economic factors like interest rate, exchange rate, inflation and economic growth have a major contribution to the trend being followed in the economic cycle. These factors are influential towards the economy because they affect the overall economy. The monetary policies set out the exchange rate and interest rate.
Determinants of the Stock Market Performance amid COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from the UK
The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively influenced the global economy and public health. Despite governments having implemented nationwide quarantine policies and travel, the pandemic has resulted in higher mortality rates (Bou et al., 2021).Different studies have been conducted to address the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Investigating the interrelation between capital structure and financial performance of manufacturing companies in the UK
Manufacturing companies evolve with the technological advancement initiated through the financial performance of the company. Analysing the financial measures of the company is represented through the capital structure and financial performances leading the company toward certain advancements (Kumar et al., 2021).
Influence of COVID-19 Pandemic on unemployment: A comparison of Developed and developing countries
The engine of growth of the contemporary world is driven by human productivity coupled with the government’s incentivisation policies for work. While rapidly growing technology-led industrialisation characterises the 21st century
The Impacts Of The Covid-19 Pandemic On Smes In Asia And Their Digitalisation Responses
The eruption of the coronavirus pandemic occurred in 2019 that has majorly affected the economies nationally and globally (Allam, Dey, and Jones, 2020). It has strictly impacted various organisations as they faced varying amounts of losses in the process (Sonobe et al., 2021). In addition, it is recognised that enterprises are facing numerous dilemmas which involve a decline in the consumer demand levels as well as other businesses,
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Investigating the interrelation between capital structure and financial performance of manufacturing companies in the UK
Manufacturing companies evolve with the technological advancement initiated through the financial performance of the company. Analysing the financial measures of the company is represented through the capital structure and financial performances leading the company toward certain advancements (Kumar et al., 2021).
Influence of COVID-19 Pandemic on unemployment: A comparison of Developed and developing countries
The engine of growth of the contemporary world is driven by human productivity coupled with the government’s incentivisation policies for work. While rapidly growing technology-led industrialisation characterises the 21st century
The Impacts Of The Covid-19 Pandemic On Smes In Asia And Their Digitalisation Responses
The eruption of the coronavirus pandemic occurred in 2019 that has majorly affected the economies nationally and globally (Allam, Dey, and Jones, 2020). It has strictly impacted various organisations as they faced varying amounts of losses in the process (Sonobe et al., 2021). In addition, it is recognised that enterprises are facing numerous dilemmas which involve a decline in the consumer demand levels as well as other businesses,
Assessment of the rise in unethical sympathy-based marketing as a product of Covid-19
In the past, it was the norm of companies doing unethical marketing by stating false facts and figures, exaggerating the qualities of their products and services, and claiming unverified facts like cigarette smoking gave an active lifestyle (Gupta and Srivastav, 2016).
Investigating the relationship between inflation, interest rate and unemployment amid Covid-19
The relationship between interest rates, inflation, and unemployment for a country has been one of the most important and highly debated subjects in policy making circles of macroeconomics (Burdeken et al., 2020). Interest rate is a key policy tool of central banks of all countries which depicts the cost of borrowing, and conversely it also represents the reward of saving capital (Agenor et al., 2018).
Influence of Ownership Structure on the Capital structure of manufacturing
In the contemporary business world, innovation in terms of financial management is one of the core strategies for achieving financial sustainability and growth for any organisation. Capital structure is the method through which a company determines the right balance of stock and debt financing to maximise profits while minimising exposure to risk (Musallam et al., 2020; Khaw, 2019).
Influence of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Stock market Performance: Comparison of UK and USA
There have been several plagues and outbreaks throughout the world. The COVID-19 virus was responsible for the most recent deadly infection that has been spreading throughout society. This virus has been deemed unique due to its wide range of health effects and high infection rate. The current economic slump differs from prior ones such as Great Depression of the 1930s.
Impact of Fiscal policy on economic growth: A case of EU countries
The global public authorities have responded to the economic and financial crisis of the last decade by implementing effective fiscal policy (Maşca et al., 2015). Fiscal policy is mainly targeted for short-term objectives. Unfortunately, it has been found that the long-term consideration of fiscal policy is not significant or favourable due to its collateral effects on the countries’ economic growth (Adedoyin et al., 2020).
Studying the relationship between exports and economic growth: A case of MENA region
Exports are the fundamental foundation of economic growth since they enable each nation to obtain foreign reserves, which helps it grow and expand more quickly (Bakari & Mabrouki, 2017). A nation with these foreign reserves can purchase the technologies to increase productivity. The welfare levels might also increase due to using foreign products that are either unavailable domestically or costly to create domestically (Sunde, 2017).
Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Expenditure on the Stock Performance: An Empirical Evidence from the United Kingdom.
In the present era, the concept of CSR (i.e. corporate social responsibility) is witnessing a rising trend in different economic sectors. CSR is generally formed on a philanthropy basis to be a part of an organisation which aims to improve the productivity of the workplace and contributes towards increasing the well-being of stakeholders as well as the working environment (Raja & Guru, 2021).
Role of Income Inequality in Decreasing Quality of Life in Malaysia
Modern society’s social and economic domains became severely distorted with the emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Although this was only one of the several epidemics faced by the world in the last two decades, its scale and severity were substantially more devastating compared to other pandemics such as the SARS-CoV in 2002, H1N1 influenza in 2009.
Impact of unemployment caused by Covid-19 on economic growth of Nigeria
Economic growth and unemployment have remained a major field of interest for scholars as it allows the researchers to provide suggestions for implementing the relevant economic policies and strategies that can contribute to the economic growth (Soylu, Çakmak and Okur, 2018; Ramzan, 2021;
Effect of unemployment and inflation on economic growth: A case of developing countries
The critical indicators that show the country’s economic performance are unemployment, inflation and economic growth. Identifying the relationship between these elements is necessary when making and applying economic policies. Inflation and unemployment have become significant issues in developing countries (Baharumshah, Slesman & Wohar, 2016).
Impact of frugal innovations on the social entrepreneurship of Multinational enterprises (MNEs) in developing countries
Frugal innovation is defined as new products that are low in cost, created with methods and designs that require less cost and target the specific main feature of the product (Hossain, 2018). After the introduction of frugal innovation, many sectors like manufacturing, automobiles, food, and healthcare started working on this innovation.
Analysing the moderating role of sociocultural context in between leadership styles and employees engagement
Employee engagement and the factors influential on it has have become a debated and extensively enquired subject in the domain of organisational management (Anitha, 2014). While the topic is an important concern for human resource management, it is also of paramount importance from perspective of business growth and market competitive edge.
Understanding the trio among millennials, the use of technology, and the contemporary hr engagement practices
Technology is no longer a background process but a strategic area. In the same vein, millennial are inclined towards taking advantage of automation in many areas, so they tend to trigger everyday activities such as downloading email attachments, processing invoices and customer documents, or checking data (Woldeamanuel & Nguyen, 2018).
Influence of work hazards and employee health initiatives on workforce engagement: evidence from saudi construction sectors
The industry of construction is relevant to the social and economic development of the nation on a large scale. Such that the industry tends to represent about 6 per cent of the total GDP and is likely to reach about 14% by the year 2030 (Betts, 2013). The study conducted by Rivera, Mora-Serrano and Oñate (2021) claimed that the industry provides about 18 million jobs across Europe
Examining the Challenges of Six Sigma Implementation in Human Resource Management: A Case of Information Technology Sector
In the modern era, Six Sigma implementation in Human Resource Management Practices has played an essential role in the development and growth of an organisation (Kaswan & Rathi 2019). However, it is evident from most of the studies that Six Sigma implementation in HRM has significantly helped the organisations in providing a quality and value outcome (Yadav, Seth & Desai, 2018,
Determining the attitudes of the local communities towards conservation through ecotourism in Thailand
Technological development and globalisation have fuelled major changes throughout the world since these are one of the most powerful factors in the continuing rapid growth of the tourism sector and facilitating the ability of people to travel (Unhasuta, Sasaki & Kim, 2021). Therefore, considering the numerous unfavourable aspects of rapid developments in tourism, a significant impact has been observed on natural environments and societies due to tourism (Pornprasit & Rurkkhum, 2019).
Influence of Financial Leverage on Firm’s Dividend Policy: The case of Pakistan’s Manufacturing Sector
According to Mounas, Iqbal and Basheer (2020), dividend policy is considered a widely discussed issue for the company’s stakeholders. It has further been observed that dividend policies attract shareholders and helps to generate investments in companies.