Working capital financing by banks in small enterprises: Problems and challenges for Bangladesh by Hossain, Md Mosharref, Ibrahim, Yusnidah

“…Among all the economic players, small enterprises (SEs), by number, dominate the whole world business segment. …”

The interaction effect of independent boards on corporate governance-corporate social responsibility (CG-CSR) and performance nexus by Ismail, Rusmawati, Abdul Manab, Norlida, Karim, Sitara

“…The financial crises over the past two decades were identified as the main reason for the economic collapse. Malaysia suffered the same fate when many organisations crumpled from inappropriate compliance of governance mechanisms and corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure practices. …”
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Sistem mata wang dinar emas: Pendidikan dan pengajaran dari krisis kewangan mengikut perspektif Islam by Md Hussain, Muhammad Nasri, Ahmad, Muhammad, Puteh, Alis, Mat, Ab Wahab

“…The 1997 financial crisis faced by East Asian countries including Malaysia made many parties in the economic and financial sectors strengthen their financial and currency exchange systems. …”
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Contributions of National Fadama III Project to the Development of Giwa Local Government Area of Kaduna State by Paul, Gabriel Nelson, Oyibi, Ocholi, Okpanachi, Andrew Ugbede

“…Rural areas in Nigeria and Kaduna in particular are characterized by high level of poverty coupled with grossly inadequate or non-existent basic economic and social infrastructure. In an attempt to promote rural development, the Fadama III Project was established as a build-up on Fadama I and II Projects. …”
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The effect of sustainable development on environmental agenda. Case study: Putrajaya Green City, Malaysia by Md Hanafiah, Faizal, Azmi, Muhammad Aqmarul Azri, Ibrahim, Siti Halipah, Md Zan, Zainal

“…According to MQLI Report 2011 by Economic Planning Unit EPU, the quality of life in Malaysia has improved during the 2000 to 2010 period. …”
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The Influence of Halal Marketing Strategies on Intention to Purchase Halal Product: A Comparative Study between Malaysia and Thailand by Shaari, Hasnizam, Ahmad, Norzieiriani, Md Salleh, Salniza, Mohd Mokhtar, Sany Sanuri, Yusoff, Rushami Zien, Khamwon, Anon, Putatchote, Nitipon

“…Its significantly contribute to social and economic development of one country. Halal is no longer perceived as important to fulfill Muslims’ need but globally accepted due to halal conception itself-‘clean’ and ‘wholesomeness’. …”
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Minimization of pollution from paddy fields activities in Kedah: Muda Agricultural Development Authority (MADA) Perspective by Yaacob, Nurul Fatini, Salleh, Nurul Azita

“…Agriculture industry benefits in economic growth. However, it contributes to the negative impact on the environment. …”
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Healthy lifestyle among young generation: food dietary pattern by Wong, Wai Chin, Abidin, Rahimi

“…There are three independent variables identified which are economic factor, social factor and individual knowledge factor in dietary pattern; and the dependent variable is food dietary pattern leads to healthy lifestyle. …”
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Examining public acceptance choice causes on sales and service tax implementation in Malaysia by Popoola, Oluwatoyin Muse Johnson, Mohd Jamel, Nur Erma Suryani

“…This further buttressed that tax fairness, tax burden, and government accountability are critical for public acceptance of SST implementation because of their economic implications. In contrast, tax knowledge is not significant and negatively relates to pub�lic acceptance of SST implementation. …”
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Understanding GDPR: Its legal implications and relevance to South Asian Privacy Regimes by Islam, Md. Toriqul, Sahula, Mariyam, Karim, Mohammad Ershadul

“…Historically, the South Asian region, abode to one-fifth of the world’s people, has strong trade and economic ties with Europe. As reflected in current bilateral or multilateral trade agreements, the EU tends to be one of the largest trading partners of most South Asian countries. …”
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Transborder data flows: Protection of medical tourist personal data in Malaysia and Indonesia by Hadiyantina, Shinta, Ayub, Zainal Amin, Cahyandari, Dewi, Paramitha, Amelia Ayu, Mohamed Yusoff, Zuryati

“…Medical tourism is popular within the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region, especially in the Indonesian region. The economic prosperity, closer vicinity as compared to Jakarta, and the quality of medical services provided in the neighbouring countries lead to medical tourism prospering among the Indonesians. …”
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The Roles of Zakat in Achieving Quality Education: Awareness and Effectiveness of Zakat Distribution Among UUM Students by Mohd Zamani, Siti Norhasmaedayu, Che Arshad, Noraziah, Nordin, Noradila, Mohd Nordin, Nur Rasyidah

“…Zakat can facilitate access to quality education which helps in the receiver’s personal and the country’s economic growth through enhancement of knowledge and skills productivity and development. …”
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Islamic Cooperatives: Operations and Evidence from Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Countries by Elfaki, Hamida Mohamed Osman Ahamed, Che Embi, Nor Azizan

“…The Islamic cooperative can be a development reform tool or a social and economic growth method, it can be used to offer interest-free loans and to cover specific demands in rural and urban settings. …”
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Knowledge Management, Technology, Strategy, And Environment in Halal Food Industry Green Supply Chain and Logistics Management Performance by Ahmad, Hartini, Mohamed Udin, Zulkifli, Nor, Nainatul Farzuha, Shabudin, Ahmad

“…The research is hypothetically deducted from a transactional cost economic (TCE) and used a quantitative approach. A survey questionnaire was distributed to the halal food industry managers across the country. …”
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Street Businesses in Addis Ababa: Causes, Consequences and Administrative Interventions by Abagissa, Jemal

“…Street vending proliferated as a way of life and a coping mechanism adopted by those economically under privileged segment of the society. …”
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The Effective Project Management Approach Towards Minimising Environmental Impacts in The Construction Industry by Ismail, Radzi, Othmani, Muhammad Izzat, Said, Ilias, Dan, Wang

“…One factor in a nation’s successful economic growth and social well-being is the construction industry. …”
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The Effect of Project-Based Learning and Project-Based Flipped Classroom on Critical Thinking and Creativity for Business English Course at Higher Vocational Colleges by Hao, Lijie, Tian, Kun, Mohd Salleh, Umi Kalsum, Leng, Chin Hai, Ge, Shigang, Cheng, Xinliang

“…Purpose – With the evolving demands of the global and Chinese economies, cultivating critical thinking and creativity has become imperative for social and economic development. However, contemporary educational practices have not kept pace with this essential need. …”
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The Incorporation of Collective Bargaining Agreement in Individual Employment Contract in Nigeria by Isa, Rabu, Mohamed Yusoff, Zuryati, Munirah, Ani

“…The non-implementation has created instability in the workplace which continues to stunt the country's economic development. The study concludes that based on international labour instruments and global practice, it is not required for the parties to incorporate collective agreements in specific employment contracts before it becomes enforceable. …”
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Gold Galore Sdn Bhd: To Expand or Not to Expand by Sulaiman, Yaty, Abdul Rahman, Maria, Nik Mat, Nik Kamariah, Amin, Al Husin

“…However, as the current CEO of the company, Yasneen Deanna is not happy with her mother proposal to open a new branch in Sungai Petani because of their company’s current financial condition, economic downturn and the current rate of gold price.…”
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Customer Waiting Time in Department of Labour, Kuala Terengganu: A Queuing Approach by Mohamad, Norsyafiqah, Misiran, Masnita, Md Yusof, Zahayu

“…Businesses adopt queuing mechanism as it can improve efficiency and provide economic use of resources. Some business segment that normally adapted queuing theory include assessing staff scheduling, productivity, performance, and customers waiting time. …”
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