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Full-Text Articles in Economic Theory
Factors Affecting Brand Loyalty Among Malaysian Consumers In Their Choice Of Mobile Phone Brands., Bel Lew Lee Peng
Factors Affecting Brand Loyalty Among Malaysian Consumers In Their Choice Of Mobile Phone Brands., Bel Lew Lee Peng
Student Works (2010-2019)
Purpose Brand loyalty is a key factor that explains brand choice with which the consumer expresses his/her satisfaction with a brand. It is also one of the key constructs predicting consumer behavior. This study proposes and tests a five-factor model that explains the variations in the choice of mobile phone brands among Malaysian consumers. These factors include brand name, brand design, perceived quality, price and promotion. Design/ Methodology/ Approach A survey questionnaire was used as the research instrument for data collection in this study. The methods of collecting the quantitative survey data included self-administered and e-mailed questionnaires. Data was collected …
Anomalous Diffusion In Trading Models., Sidiq Mohamad Khidzir
Anomalous Diffusion In Trading Models., Sidiq Mohamad Khidzir
Student Works (2010-2019)
Econophysics is an interdisciplinary research field applying the mathematical methods of statistical physics to economics and finance. It emphasizes quantitative analysis of large amounts of economic and financial data as oppose to the more philosophical approach of political economics. A popular topic studied in econophysics is the distribution of wealth.Many models have been proposed to explain the trading dynamics [12,13] leading to the distribution of wealth universally observed in many countries. A more recent topic in econophysics is the movement of money studied by Brockmann in [19,20]. In this work, we are interested in studying the relation between the distribution …
An Econometric Analysis Of The Relationship Between Public Expenditure And National Income In Malaysia, Yin Wai Tung
An Econometric Analysis Of The Relationship Between Public Expenditure And National Income In Malaysia, Yin Wai Tung
Student Works (2000-2009)
The purpose of this study is to analyse public expenditure growth in Malaysia for the period of 1970-2000. This paper investigates the existence of a long-run relationship between national income and various categories of public expenditure as proposed by Wagner's Law. In Wagner's framework, public expenditure can be treated as an endogenous factor that suggests that public expenditure grows as a result of growth in national income. Causality is expected to run from national income to public expenditure. This contradicts the famous Keynesian doctrine that treats public expenditure as an exogenous factor. As opposed to Wagner's Law, it implies that …
Granger-Causality Between Monetary Aggregates And Sectoral Production In Malaysia, Kay Choy Wan
Granger-Causality Between Monetary Aggregates And Sectoral Production In Malaysia, Kay Choy Wan
Student Works (2000-2009)
The main purpose of this study is to empirically assess the distributional impact of financial variables using Malaysian quarterly data. The rationale for pursuing this objective is to identify the possible transmission channels of the financial variables with respect to the sectoral production and its underlying causal. The study employing the methodology of Azali and Habibullah (2000) in using the MWALD test for testing Granger non-causality (Toda Yamamoto, 199 5) was constructed using Seemingly Unrelated Regressions (SUR). The Augmented DickeyFuller (ADF) and Phillip-Perron (PP) unit root test procedures Johansen and Juselius (1990) cointegration test and the Toda and Yamamoto (1995) …
The Determinants Of Private College Tuition Fees : A Hedonic Approach, Miin See
The Determinants Of Private College Tuition Fees : A Hedonic Approach, Miin See
Student Works (2000-2009)
In the private higher education markets in Malaysia today, education programs are marketed like any other commercial products. The programs are designed, packaged, priced and sold to the consumers - the students. Due to the fact that in these markets, the students are mostly self-funded (without scholarship) pricing strategy is one of the most important marketing tools used by the private higher education institutes (PHEIs). Using the hedonic pricing model, this study has identified several factors that are influential in determining the tuition fee of a degree program offered by a PHEI in Malaysia. This study investigates two markets: the …
A Monetary Analysis Of The Indonesian Economy, Elisabet Siahaan
A Monetary Analysis Of The Indonesian Economy, Elisabet Siahaan
Student Works (2000-2009)
This study is about monetary economic in Indonesia. There are three main topics on this study. First topic is about development of monetary economic in Indonesia. Second topic is about monetary policy in Indonesia. The third topic is about money supply in Indonesia. The period of this study is 1980-1999. The first topic provides a brief overview of the Indonesian monetary development, covers the three distinct periods of monetary experiences and financial regimes. The main period are pre-reform (pre-1983 ), post-reform (post 1983) and financial crisis(1997-1999). Second topic is about monetary policy in Indonesia. Indonesia's mam economic concern is development. …
The Relationship Between Stock Returns And Inflation In Malaysia, Soke Ling Mau
The Relationship Between Stock Returns And Inflation In Malaysia, Soke Ling Mau
Student Works (2000-2009)
This study starts out with an introductory chapter covering the relationship between nominal and real stock returns with inflation in a general view. Economists are still puzzled on the positive and negative relationship between stock returns and inflation as many empirical results suggest varied conclusions. The second chapter is the literature review, which consists of a few well-known authors with their own theories and hypotheses. The core 3 discussion in this chapter refers to the classical view on stock returns and inflation in 1930 and post -Keynesian view on stock returns and inflation from 1970 till 2001. Chapter Three focuses …
Idea Asas Deng Xiaoping Terhadap Reformasi Pasaran Sejak Tahun 1978, Tek Soon Ling
Idea Asas Deng Xiaoping Terhadap Reformasi Pasaran Sejak Tahun 1978, Tek Soon Ling
Student Works (2000-2009)
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The Impact Of Bond Ratings On Equity Market : Malaysian Experience, P. Raman Ponnusamy
The Impact Of Bond Ratings On Equity Market : Malaysian Experience, P. Raman Ponnusamy
Student Works (2000-2009)
This research will examine the impact of bond ratings on market efficiency and stock returns. The study covered rating announcements from 1996 to 2001. Four types of rating announcements were covered namely initial announcement, reaffirmation, upgrades and downgrades. Each rating is categorized into investment grade and speculative grade. The mean adjusted model was used to determine the abnormal returns. The findings showed insignificant movement in abnormal returns for all type of ratings and also the sub-category of speculative and investment grades. The result also revealed that the market is efficient in semi-strong form as far as Malaysian market is concerned. …
Penglibatan Masyarakat Islam Dalam Aktiviti Pelaburan Di Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad (Bimb) : Suatu Kajian Di Banting, Selangor, Kamsuzilawati Kamin
Penglibatan Masyarakat Islam Dalam Aktiviti Pelaburan Di Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad (Bimb) : Suatu Kajian Di Banting, Selangor, Kamsuzilawati Kamin
Student Works (2000-2009)
Investment in Conventional economic has been practiced longer enough better than inventment in Islamic economic. For almost 20 years it has been introduced through the establishment of Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad (81MB), many scholars said that bank were insist on BBA and Murabahah (profit-based financing) modes of operations better than Mudafarabah and Musyarakah (equity-based financing) modes of operations although with the profit and loss sharing (PLS), its leads to better exploitation of labour and capital towards a just, stable and efficient society. This study tries to observe and evaluate the performances and the implementation of PLS in BIMB Holdings Berhad. …