Insights on the Marginalization of Poor Children in the Education System of Trinidad and Tobago

Lisle, Jerome De

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-15769-2_6

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“…Following an experimental approach, mixed methods research was used to collect and analyse data from 52 firms in Medellín between 2015 and 2022 (Figure 1). This was done given the complexity of the phenomenon under study (Cameron et al, 2013;Buckley, 2015;De Lisle, 2011) while maintaining academic rigor (Stockman, 2015).…”

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Hologram of Firms with Respect to the Productive Fabric of a Region: A Case of Business Transformation through Knowledge Transfer in Medellín (Colombia)

Betancur,

Rodriguez,

Restrepo

et al. 2023

ECKM

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The holographic principle states that the whole is contained in each of its parts. In this study, we apply the holographic concept to business studies, with a particular focus on how business transformation might have an impact on the growth of a region. Following an experimental approach, mixed methods research was used to collect descriptive data from a set of firms in Medellín (Colombia). Two measurements (MET1 and MET2) were performed as part of the management model (MM) implemented, which allowed us to quantify the variables defined in the MM. Once a transformation was evidenced, a second measurement was carried out to compare the results and identify improvements in each dimension of the intervened firms. Additionally, the findings of this research (conducted over the course of eight years) were contrasted, from a holographic perspective and per economic sector, with reports on the region’s economic growth provided by organisations such as the local chambers of commerce. Through the implementation of an MM developed by the Universidad de Envigado in a set of firms in the region, this study contributes to the literature on how the university impacts the industry through knowledge transfer.

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Hologram of Firms with Respect to the Productive Fabric of a Region: A Case of Business Transformation through Knowledge Transfer in Medellín (Colombia)

Betancur,

Rodriguez,

Restrepo

et al. 2023

ECKM

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“…In terms of the research design, an approach consisting of a secondary data review was adopted based on a census. Using this method when studying complex issues allows the researcher to uncover richer data (De Lisle, 2011). In addition, the study adopts a descriptive design approach.…”

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Effect of FinTech Services on Financial Inclusion in Kenya

Aicha¹,

Oluoch²

2023

IJDSBDA

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This study investigates how FinTech services have affected Financial Inclusion in Kenya based on FinTech and financial inclusion data from audited individual Company financial statements and the Central Bank of Kenya. The general objective of the study was to investigate the effects of the credit-oriented, savingsoriented and transactional-oriented FinTech services on financial inclusion in Kenya. The quick acceptance of FinTech in Kenya, coupled with the mobile banking platforms already in place, has proven the possibility of opening up opportunities for Kenyans, giving them more credit and savings and transactional access options with these kinds of technologies. The study used descriptive design method and used secondary data gathered from annual reports and financial statements of regulated banks and the World Bank on various financial inclusion parameters. Inferential and descriptive statistics methods including Pearson's correlation and regression analysis were used to interpret and analyze the data. The findings show that there is a positive link between the FinTech transactional services, FinTech savings services, and financial inclusion. However, they show a negative correlation between FinTech credit services and financial inclusion. The researcher urges the Central Bank of Kenya to enhance the (Digital Credit Providers) Regulations released in March 2022 and regulate terms of credit product offerings that are currently a bottleneck towards achieving financial inclusion.

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“…The research adopts a mixed-methods approach, integrating both qualitative and quantitative techniques to provide a comprehensive analysis of the topic (Haq, 2015) (Almeida, 2018) (Dawadi et al, 2021)(O'Cathain et al, 2010 (Almalki, 2016) (Bazeley, 2015) (Wisdom et al, 2012)(Molina-Azorin et al, 2017 (Brannen, 2008) (Glogowska, 2015) (O'Cathain et al, 2007) (De Lisle, 2011) (Bryman, 2008) (Halcomb & Hickman, 2015) (McCusker & Gunaydin, 2015). This approach allows for a deeper exploration of historical narratives, real-world case studies, and quantitative data trends.…”

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Strategies for National Transformation: From Developing to Developed

Sihotang,

Sihotang

et al. 2023

Sosateris

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The process of national transformation from developing to developed status is a complex endeavor that requires addressing multidimensional challenges while capitalizing on strategic opportunities. This research investigates the challenges faced by developing countries in their transformation journey, identifies effective strategies for achieving successful transformation, and explores the implications for policy formulation. Multidimensional challenges encompassing political instability, economic disparities, inadequate education and healthcare, environmental degradation, and gender inequality are analyzed in their interconnectedness. Effective transformation strategies encompass human capital development, economic diversification, governance reforms, sustainability integration, trade promotion, social inclusion, innovation, and international collaboration. The research draws insights from successful transformation case studies, including South Korea, Singapore, China, and others, highlighting the role of visionary leadership, strategic investments, and adaptability to global dynamics. Policy implications emphasize holistic approaches, good governance, investment in education and infrastructure, economic diversification, social equity, and climate resilience. The research identifies areas for further exploration, including long-term impact assessments, context-specific strategies, sustainable development metrics, gender equality, and behavioral economics. In conclusion, this research contributes a comprehensive understanding of the challenges, strategies, and implications involved in national transformation, guiding governments, international organizations, and stakeholders toward sustainable and equitable development paths

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Insights on the Marginalization of Poor Children in the Education System of Trinidad and Tobago

Cited by 7 publications

References 59 publications

Hologram of Firms with Respect to the Productive Fabric of a Region: A Case of Business Transformation through Knowledge Transfer in Medellín (Colombia)

Hologram of Firms with Respect to the Productive Fabric of a Region: A Case of Business Transformation through Knowledge Transfer in Medellín (Colombia)

Effect of FinTech Services on Financial Inclusion in Kenya

Strategies for National Transformation: From Developing to Developed

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