JBRMR
Peer-reviewed academic journal Online ISSN 2056-6271 DOI Prefix https://doi.org/10.24052/JBRMR/ Business, retail management and applied research
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Volume 03 Issue 2 (Apr 2009)

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PublishedApr 2009
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01 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

Retail Management

S. S. Aggarwal

Retail Management is a business application for the retail community. It takes care of all the daily activities of the retailer and covers all aspects of the retail industry. It is suitable for Medicine Shops, Supermarket, Grocery Stores, Garment Stores, Shoe Stores, Petrol Pump…

02 Commentary Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

Reasons for Business Failures

Anthony S. McKenzie Nana Yaw Annor-Adjei

The objective of this review paper is to identify reasons less obvious that constitutes business failures. It looks at the causes, limitations and possible solutions to business malfunction. The views are strengthened by comments made by learned scholars on the issue of establis…

03 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

Comparing Universitie's perception of what their Students expect and student's expectations

Dr. Supathanish Termsnguanwong

This article looks at the awareness of the importance of marketing in four Universities in Chiang Mai. Whilst the study is about marketing the focus is on the awareness of the student’s expectations by the senior staff and other staff of the Universities. The main the…

04 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

Access to Higher Education in Ghana: Role of Private Higher Educational Institutions

Isaac Owusu-Dankwa Prof. P. R. Banerjee

Education in developing nations faces numerous challenges. For most developing nations, a major challenge is to provide adequate number of universities and colleges to cater for the numerous students who qualify for such tertiary education. For long, the government has been the…

05 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

Assessing productivity growth and technical efficiency in Spain's retail sector: An aggregate sectoral perspective

Justo de Jorge Cristina Suarez

This paper analyzes the efficiency and productivity growth of the Spanish retail sector from an aggregate sectoral perspective from 1995 to 2004. The primary interest is on individual comparisons within the Spanish retail sector. For this purpose, DEA methodology is proposed. To…

06 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

Where is the real craic? A resource-based view of authenticity in Irish pubs

Rodney C. Runyan, Ph.D.

A relatively recent phenomenon in the retail hospitality industry is themed restaurants. Competition in the industry has always been very intense, with low barriers to entry and fragmentation helping to drive competitive behaviour. This paper uses the Irish Pub in the U.S. as a…

07 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

A User-Oriented Model of Automation for Pharmaceutical Sales Force for Better Productivity

Dr. Sunil Gupta Ms. Darshana Pangal

It is very rightly quoted “Plan the work and work according to plan”. This paper has identified dearth of planning as one of the causes of decrease in sales force effectiveness and proposed automation for call planning as a solution. It is propose…

08 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

New Insights into Store Brand Equity: a Model for Retailer's brands

Monica Gomez Angel Fernandez Luis RubioLuis Rubio

The measurement of brand equity has been one of the most important issues for both academic and marketing practitioners in the last fifteen years. Brand equity is a concept typically applied to the study of national brands in specific product categories. However, the objective o…

09 Research Article Volume 03 Issue 2 Published 24 Feb 2012

Marketing Culture, Psychology Wellness, Ethical Climate, Service Performance and Loyalty

Dr Andrew Musiime Dr Joseph Ntayi Musigire Samuel Dr. Palto Ranjan Datta

This study examines the concept of culture with a view of establishing the relationship between marketing culture and customer loyalty. The main objectives were to examine the structure of the actual marketing culture in the banking industry, analyse employee perception of marke…