European Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance Research is an international peer-reviewed journal published by the European Centre for Research, Training and Development (ECRTD), UK.
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List of Articles
Fluctuation Rate Analysis of Rupiah Exchange in the Indonesian Open EconomyJuanda, Raja Masbar, Nazamuddin and Muhammad Nasir Keywords: Autoreggressive Distribured Lag (ARDL), Degree of Openness, Exchange rate rupiah/US $, Foreign Direct Investment, Inflation, Interest Rate of Bank Indonesia |
The Application of the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) In the Nigerian Chemicals and Paints Industrial SectorWilson E. Herbert, E. Chuke Nwude and Francis Onyilo Keywords: Alpha Risk, Beta Risk, Capital Asset Pricing Model, Equity, Market Risk, Nigerian Stock Exchange, Systematic Risk, Total Risk, Unsystematic Risk, Volatility Level, beta |
An Assessment of the Implication of Treasury Single Account Adoption on Public Sector Accountability and TransparencyIgbekoyi Olusola Esther and Agbaje Wale Henry Keywords: Accountability, Public Sector, Transparency, Treasury Single Account (TSA) |
Empirical Study on the Impact of Corporate Governance Practices on Performance: Evidence from SMES in an Emerging EconomyAugustine Kwasi Amoateng, Kwaku Tuah Osei, Alex Ofori and Eric Nsiah Gyabaa Keywords: Corporate Governance, Ghana Stock Exchange, Manufacturing Firms, Return on Assets, Return on Equity |
Business Consolidation and Its Impact on Financial Performance: Evidence from the Ghanaian Banking IndustryHaruna Maama. John Poku, Kennedy Frimpong Keywords: Acquisition, Agency Theory, Banks’, Consolidation, Mergers, Net Profit Margin, Return on Capital Employed (ROCE), synergy |
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