Revisiting the Determinants of Inflation in Iraq Utilizing the ARDL Approach

Altaee, Hatem Hatef Abdulkadhım; Al-Jafari, Mohamed Khaled; Saeed, Sazan Taher

doi:10.5373/jardcs/v11/20192553

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“…However, there are contrasting findings from other studies. Ramadhanti and Slamet (2020), and Alawi et al (2018) found no influence of system quality on use, user satisfaction and net benefits, contradicting the present study. On the other hand, Widiastuti et al (2019) discovered a positive relationship between system quality and user satisfaction but found no significant influence of system quality on net benefits.…”

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“…System Quality and Performance of SME This study examines the impact of system quality on SME performance, focusing on ease of use, flexibility, reliability, ease of learning, sophistication, and response time. Despite varying findings in prior research, including studies by Ramadhanti and Slamet (2020), and Alawi et al (2018), which found no significant influence of system quality on use, user satisfaction, and net benefits, and Widiastuti et al (2019), which observed a positive relationship with user satisfaction but not net benefits…”

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Outcomes of E-Commerce Adoption on Enhancing Small and Medium Enterprises Performance in Tanzania: A Case of Ilala Municipal Council

Kisanga

2024

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The study was carriedout examine the outcomes of e-commerce adoption on enhancing small and medium enterprises performance in Tanzania, a case study of Ilala Municipal Council. We investigated SMEs owners and operaters using online surveys. It was guided by three independent variables, namely e-commerce information quality, system quality and service quality as independent variables while e-commerce use and user satisfaction were mediating variables. The study used cross-sectional survey research design, adopted a positivist philosophy, a deductive approach, a quantitative mono-method, and a survey strategy. On examining the influence of e-commerce information quality on enhancing SMEs performance, the study has found that there is insignificant direct influence of e-commerce information quality on e-commerce use. The study has found that e-commerce use has a positive significant influence on performance of SMEs. The study also has found that e-commerce information quality has a positive significant influence on e-commerce user satisfaction. Furthermore, the study has found e-commerce user satisfaction has a significant positive influence on SMEs’ performance. On examining the influence of e-commerce system quality on enhancing performance of SMEs, the study has found e-commerce system quality has a positive significant influence on e-commerce use. The study has found e-commerce use has a significant positive mediating influence on performance of SMEs. The study also found e-commerce system quality has a positive significant influence on e-commerce user satisfaction. Additionally, the study has found e-commerce user satisfaction has a positive significant influence on performance of SMEs On examine the influence of E-commerce service quality on enhancing SMEs performance, the study has found E-commerce service quality has a positive insignificant influence on E-commerce use. Additionally, the study has found e-commerce use has a positive significance influence on performance of SMEs. The study also found e-commerce service quality has a positive insignificant direct influence on e-commerce user satisfaction. On the other hand, the study has found that e-commerce user satisfaction has a positive significant influence on performance of SMEs. This is a comprehensive study conducted in Tanzania regarding the adoption of ecommerce, and factors influencing post-adoption of ecommerce improve SMEs performance.

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Outcomes of E-Commerce Adoption on Enhancing Small and Medium Enterprises Performance in Tanzania: A Case of Ilala Municipal Council

Kisanga

2024

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“…Meanwhile, the low level use of AIS among these SMEs found in previous studies indicates that one possible cause of their poor performance is due to the weakness of SMEs at the technological level due to the lack of new technology (Bachmid, 2016). In addition, despite SMEs having knowledge of their business processes, studies also found that their low capability to share and utilize such knowledge adversely affected their performance (Alawi et al, 2018;Kareem et al, 2019a). Therefore, it is necessary to sustain the performance of SMEs through innovation (Nugroho et al, 2017).…”

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The Influence of Accounting Information Systems, Knowledge Management Capabilities, and Innovation on Organizational Performance in Iraqi SMEs

Kareem

Aziz

Maelah

et al. 2021

International Journal of Knowledge Management

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The aim of this study is to examine Iraqi small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in terms of the relationship between the use of accounting information systems (AIS), knowledge management capabilities (KMC), and organizational performance (OP) mediated by innovation. A total of 312 questionnaires were used for analysis. Partial least squares version 3 was used to analyse the relationships. The results showed that the use of AIS and KMC have a positive significant influence on innovation, while all three constructs have a positive significant influence on the OP of SMEs. Moreover, all the dimensions of the use of AIS (e.g., decision-making, controlling process, operational efficiency, planning process, and financial reporting), and all the dimensions of KMC (e.g., knowledge acquisition, knowledge sharing, and knowledge utilization) were found to have a positive influence on OP. It was also found that innovation partially mediates the relationship between the use of AIS and OP, as well as the relationship between KMC and OP. The results could help SMEs to obtain a competitive advantage.

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“…The summary of the results of the research instrument reliability test is presented in table 2 below. Based on the results of the above data analysis, the questionnaire about the things that affect the performance of small businesses (in this case, just knowledge, skills, abilities, and government policies) passed the validity and reliability tests Previous studies have shown that knowledge management variables have a negative impact on the development of SMEs from both technical and managerial perspectives (Alawi et al, 2018). Similarly, managers and owners of small and medium-sized firms have limited capabilities (Khan, 2015).…”

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Pilot Study: Determinants of Small and Medium Business Performance

Yadewani,

Duraipandi

2024

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Practitioners and academics alike have been focused on the performance of SMEs. However, the factors affecting SME performance are still a hot topic. The goal of this study is to identify the factors that influence SME performance; in the pilot study, these components include knowledge, skills, ability, and government policy. As a result, prototype research was carried out to evaluate the measuring instrument's validity and reliability. The population in the present investigation is the entire small business in Padang City, and the sample size is set at 30 SMEs using a simple random sampling technique. The questions were distributed via Google Forms, which were created based on earlier studies on the same topics utilizing surveys. The study applied validity and reliability to all parameters to verify that participants' replies were consistent. The experts validated the legitimacy of the content and dependability, and the data was analyzed using SPSS version 23. The study's findings revealed that all indicators of knowledge, skills, abilities, and government policies with such measurements are accurate, and data for pilot studies indicate that the data is statistically significant. The concluding part illustrates how this research contributes significantly to the development of SMEs in Padang City. The government can use the findings of this study, SMEs, and academics to improve the performance of SMEs.

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Revisiting the Determinants of Inflation in Iraq Utilizing the ARDL Approach

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Outcomes of E-Commerce Adoption on Enhancing Small and Medium Enterprises Performance in Tanzania: A Case of Ilala Municipal Council

Outcomes of E-Commerce Adoption on Enhancing Small and Medium Enterprises Performance in Tanzania: A Case of Ilala Municipal Council

The Influence of Accounting Information Systems, Knowledge Management Capabilities, and Innovation on Organizational Performance in Iraqi SMEs

Pilot Study: Determinants of Small and Medium Business Performance

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