Non-interest income (NII) has a negative and insignificant impact on return on assets (ROA). This study examines the effect of NPL, NIM, Non-Interest Income and LDR on ROA of domestic and foreign banks during 2010-2015.
Differences in Effect of NPL, NIM, Non-Interest Income and LDR on ROA at Domestic and Foreign Banks
The role of firm size on bank liquidity and performance: A comparative study of domestic and foreign banks in Indonesia. The results of this study are consistent with the research conducted by Aburime (2008), Vlad &. 2016) which state that LDR negatively affects ROA.
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The role of firm size on bank liquidity and performance: A comparative study of domestic and foreign banks in. The role of firm size on bank liquidity and performance: A comparative study of domestic and foreign banks in.
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Findings: The results show that in domestic banks, NPL has a negative effect on ROA while NIM has a positive effect on ROA. In foreign banks, NPL has a negative effect on ROA, NIM has a negative effect and LDR also has a negative effect on ROA.
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The impact of accounting information system on the effectiveness of public enterprises: the case of Kosovo. The implications and relevance of a tax exemption for cooperatives: the case of a small European state. Modeling the efficiency of the use of production and investment resources at the regional level: the case of Russia.
Managing and assessing human performance towards service quality: the case of the Kosovo public sector.
Employees' Outsourcing Perceptions and Satisfaction
- Introduction
- Literature Review and Hypotheses Development 1 Outsourcing
- Satisfaction With Pay
- Measures
- Sampling Size
- Results
- Discussion, Implications, Limitations
- Conclusion
In addition, a change in management style is a very important part of the outsourcing process, especially when relocating workers. This study targets potentially affected employees working in the oil transportation department of the Libyan Oil Company. The question items were taken from two sources with slight changes in some words to suit the profession.
The goal of pilot study testing is to filter the questionnaire so that participants do not have problems such as misinterpretations or ambiguous exclusion or inclusion criteria (Viechtbaue et al., 2015). According to Saunders et al. 2016) the sensitivity and feasibility of the data collected determine the type of sampling method. Sample size design is one of the steps considered the most important issue in the design of any questionnaire study (Bonett and Wright, 2011).
Whereas the mean value of employees' current satisfaction with their payments was almost as the mean value of outsourcing's future impact on the profession, which was 3.6821. Examination of the relationship between outsourcing perception and payment satisfaction could be conducted with other data sources (supervisors).
Managers’ Perception on Public Organizations’ Performance and New Public Management during Economic Crises
Literature Review
- Aspects of Public Administration in Greece
- New Public Management (NPM) and the Greek Public Sector
The term "depoliticization" appears in a legislative text for the first time since 1974 and it means the separation of government from public administration. 34; Report on the Reform and Modernization of Public Administration" by the Ministry of the Head of Government in 1990. The above commitment of the Greek authorities to the "depoliticization of the Greek administration" is absolutely correct, but also the most difficult for them to implement.
The term departure, on the other hand, means that the political parties must not influence the management of the public organizations, which is also a necessity for the independence of the public management. The monitoring body will ensure transparency and ongoing external evaluation of the implementation of these measures. In fact, in addition to a number of more general institutional factors, it is mainly the degree of economic vulnerability in each country that contributes to the understanding of the responses given by governments and the resulting impact on working conditions and working conditions in the public sector . (Bach and Bordogna, 2013).
One can say that the public sector has been and is the main area where the "new type of intervention" of the EU appeared, which is required by the so-called "New Economic Governance of the EU". This approach is also reflected in the procedures by which measures are approved and policies are promoted, especially in the case of southern European countries.
Research Methodology
Indeed, as in other areas, the so-called “reform” of the public sector, especially in the case of the southern countries, has become a “top-down” process, with government leaders and supranational institutions making the decisions ( Sotiropoulos, 2015 ). What distinguishes 'New Economic Governance' is an increasingly autocratic, top-down approach in which the EU intervenes and directly determines national policies, even in areas where the EU has no formal authority. The governments of these countries (more indicative of the Greek case), often invoking the argument “the state is in a state of emergency”, voted in favor of measures that ignored or circumvented the agreements with the social partners or without the necessary consultation and discussions .
This, together with the weakening of the role of the social partners in the design of more general social legislation, involves a change in the procedural framework of social legislation which for some fellows is against democracy (Clauwaert and Schömann, 2012, Schömann, 2015 ). . The degree of acceptance of the NPM for the calculation of which 38 questions on a Likert scale were used to determine the degree of agreement from one to five, starting from disagree to completely agree. The questions reflect the principles of NPM as they have been developed from different viewpoints and researchers to date (Lacovino et al., 2017; Asif and Mamoon, 2018; Tabrizi et al., 2018).
This type of research was chosen because its purpose is to explore the current situation and attitude of the public servants who have experienced the crisis and the reforms in the Greek public sector.
Findings and Discussion
The results show that the adoption of private economic criteria in the management of public bodies and the change of the concept of public administration to public management are generally accepted by the managers. They believe that remuneration should be based on the performance of the official and that there should be reductions in cases of low productivity. They believe that there is no meritocracy in the public sector and therefore want to restructure the hierarchy based on the person's ability and suitability to perform these tasks.
They do not accept the management of capable managers from the private sector and the market in general but only from the public sector as an attempt to protect their interests, but this attitude has as a negative the reproduction of more of the same. Introduction of a performance appraisal system for civil servants which should be linked to salaries and benefits, promotions and discipline. Most of the findings in this research incorporate the principles of Public Governance as it is an essential component of MKPT in modern organizations (Klijn, 2012).
Public organizations between old public administration, new public management and public management: the case of the Tuscany region. New Public Management Principles and Privatization of the Nigerian Public Enterprises: A Study of Benue Hotels.
Identification and Adaptation of the Russian System of Ownership Relations into the Modern World’s
Legal and Economic Spaces
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- The forerunners and the applicability of their developments
- Structuring the economic sphere and legal relations system
- Localization and structural representation of the system of ownership relations
- Typical dynamic procedures of the system of ownership relations
- Decomposition of ownership relations
- Implementation application development
Identification and adaptation of the Russian property system to the legal and economic space of the modern world 6. Identification and adaptation of the Russian property system to the legal and economic space of the modern world 8. Identification and adaptation of the Russian property system to the modern The legal and economic spaces in the world 12.
Accordingly, here is the static structuring of the system of ownership relationships, reflected in Table 5. Therefore, the ownership objects (specified objects of another kind) are distinguished within the framework of the system of ownership relationships; the subjects of ownership or the owners (objects of the first kind); and ownership is a combination of some selected connections of the first kind. Identification and adaptation of the Russian ownership system to the legal and economic space of the modern world 18.
Structural dynamics of the system of ownership relations in the process of transfer of ownership. Identification and Adaptation of the Russian Ownership System in the Modern World's Legal and Economic Spaces 20.
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Identification and adaptation of the Russian property system to the legal and economic space of the modern world 24. Management problems and tasks of creating an anti-crisis program of management innovations in the Russian high-tech industry. The title of the manuscript should be simple and jargon-free and should capture the main message conveyed by the paper.
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