bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Online Purchase Decision of Gen Z Students at Shopee Marketplace
Authors: Said Laila Refiana , Anggela Maya , Fariany Gusti Rina 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: This study's objective is to analyze the purchase decisions of Generation Z (Gen Z) university students on the Shopee marketplace. The detailed analysis was: The influences of online customer ratings, celebrity endorsers, and free shipping promotion on the purchase decision.

Theoretical framework: Gen Z is the generation that uses technology the most, especially for social contact. Therefore, Gen Z is used to online shopping. However, Gen Z is still forming and is not fully identified.

Design/methodology/approach: This study's participants were university students who had purchased on the Shopee marketplace. By purposive sampling method, the total sample gathered was 160 respondents. Multiple linear regression analysis was utilized to evaluate the data.

Findings: The findings indicated that online customer ratings did not affect purchasing decisions of Gen Z customers in the marketplace. Other variables, celebrity endorsers and free shipping promotions, affected purchase decisions.

Research, Practical & Social implications: Gen Z students are price sensitive. Gen Z students will likely be attracted to marketplaces that offer promotional offers and discounts on their products and services. Gen Z students are heavily influenced by social media, the recommendations of their peers, and brand ambassadors. Therefore, a marketplace with a solid social media presence and a positive reputation among Gen Z students will likely attract and retain their business more successfully.

Originality/value: Gen Z considers celebrity opinions more matter than ordinary customer reviews.
A Study on Capacity of Rural Social Enterprise Needs to be Unlocked
Authors: Teck Tan Seng 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: This article argues that social entrepreneurship can help rejuvenate rural towns by increasing long-term growth in the economy, reversing the degradation of public services, while bring people together. Based on a survey of the relevant academic and policy literature, the study constructs a computational basis that provides insight into how social enterprises may contribute to rural rejuvenation.

Theoretical framework: In order to realize the potential of underpopulated social enterprise, we may need to move beyond conventional regulatory silo systems that classify economic growth, community cohesiveness, and public services as wholly separate and unrelated. With regards to government regulation, social enterprises can't just "grow up" and reap the benefits of economies of scale by themselves. Partnerships between groups of innovators or between socially-minded businesses and government agencies have the potential to create economies of scope through the sharing of resources and the pooling of expertise, all while fostering strong confidence relationships within communities through the use of identifiers and the integration of services.

Design/methodology/approach: An extensive research design (Sayer, 1992) that includes three in-depth exploratory studies of social enterprises situated in rural regions has been pursued due to the paucity of prior research on the topic under study. This study used a mix of methods for gathering qualitative data.

Findings: Based on our findings, we argue that social businesses can facilitate coordinated community action in response to issues. Additionally, these organisations' participation in and blending of market, redistribution, and reciprocity connections is shown in our findings, demonstrating their "constructive diversity."

Research, Practical & Social implications: The company's products and services can be adapted to better meet the needs of those located in outlying areas. Many of the difficulties and requirements in rural regions may be turned into openings for the growth of social enterprises with the right kind of direction and assistance.

Originality/Value: This study sheds light on the information gaps that, when filled, could help rural social entrepreneurs realize their full potential by clarifying the obstacles and openings they confront.
The Interaction of Display Advertisement and E-Wom on Omnichannel Purchase Intention Using Sem: an Age Moderation Effect
Authors: Tania Mittal  , Dhiman Aditya , Madan Pankaj , Sharma Kirti 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: This study looks at how display advertisements affect customers' Omni-buy intentions and the impact of e-WOM in determining if this influence is reflected in their purchase intentions.

Theoretical framework: Consumers' daily lives have grown more reliant on display advertising. Consumers depend on the Internet as a source of readily accessible information regarding advertising and businesses. Consequently, a customer becomes linked and an omnichannel shopper, intending to purchase products both online and offline. Electronic word of mouth (e-WOM) has also emerged as a powerful force that must be understood in the context of the omnichannel buyer.

Design/methodology/approach: A survey was performed to confirm the study's assumptions. Consumers who purchase fashion products omnichannel were polled for information. A questionnaire of 28 questions was developed for the study. The questionnaire includes questions about the respondent's age, gender, and educational level.

Findings: The results of the study show that there is a link between display advertising, e-WOM, and Omni-Online Purchase Intention. Several suggestions are produced to assist managers in navigating their brand's online presence in a manner that fits their customers' Omni-purchase intention.

Research, Practical & Social Implication: Through this investigation, the prevalence of many display ads on consumer purchase intention on the omnichannel market is determined, which contributes to the literature on advertising efficiency.

Originality/value: This study would most likely propose a method for market communication to determine how different types of display advertisements influence consumer purchase intentions, allowing firms to better manage the customer experience.
Does The Spouse Matter? A Scoping Review on Spousal Support for Working Population
Authors: Singh Niharika , Sharma L. Shashikumar , Aier Bendangienla , Singh Premendra Kumar , Gurumayum Priyalaxmi 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: The review aims to discover and report the literature on spousal support provided to working population (men/women) and the predictors, outcomes, mediators and moderators found in relation to spousal support.

Theoretical Framework: Support at home (or spousal support) is vital for a married men or women so that they can invest more energy at work. The concept is proposed and supported by a number of theories, such as spousal support theory, human capital theory, and was utilized to choose only working population for this review.

Design/Methodology/Approach: A scoping review research model was used to systematically search for and report the empirical literature on spousal support in context of working population. Scopus database was used to search for literature on the topic, with no limit on time and discipline of publication. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review (PRISMA) flow diagram for scoping review was used to show the search and filtering process used.

Findings: A total of 706 empirical articles were obtained from Scopus database, out of which 699 articles were removed while matching the title and abstract of literature with selection criteria. Further, 149 articles were excluded because of incompatibility of full text article with eligibility criteria, this left us with 61 articles to be reviewed on the topic of interest.

Research, Practical & Social implications: This study aimed to examine spousal support among working population (men and women) and its associated predictors, outcomes, mediators and moderators.

Originality/Value: In the past, review has been conducted on spousal support but no effort was made to look for study characteristics, sample characteristics, or detailed methodological features, especially in context of working population. Hence, the present review will be first to give an initial idea on the way spousal support has been described, measured, the country where and when the topic has been studied most and other sample and methodology related choices.
Disclosure of Organizational Ambidexterity Activities and Earnings Quality in Oman
Authors: AL Ani Mawih Kareem , Al-Lawati Hidaya Mustafa , AL Amri Musallam Mohammed 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: This study examines the association between organizational ambidexterity disclosure (OAD) and earnings quality (EQ) in terms of earnings persistence (PER) and value relevance (VR).

Theoretical framework: Organizational ambidexterity disclosure (OAD) is one type of forward-looking disclosure (FLD) which includes all information about exploration and exploitation activities. In accounting, the study is interested in how (OAD) affects the firm’s earnings quality.

Design/methodology/approach: This study uses the secondary data of non-financial industrial and services firms listed on the Muscat Securities Market (MSX) in Oman for a 5-year period from 2017–2021. The study uses generalized least square (GLS) and feasible general least squares (FGLS) regressions to test the hypotheses and find the results.

Findings: Results of the GLS and the robust results of FGLS show that OAD has a positive and significant effect on earnings persistence (PER) and value relevance (VR) and the coefficient of VR is stronger than the coefficient of PER, indicating the importance of OAD on the earnings quality as new evidence in the area of accounting.

Research Implications: The results provide crucial implications for researchers, investors, policy makers and managers. The study provides potential leverage points for those responsible for shaping the disclosure and transparency because of it insights on when OAD impacts EQ.

Originality/value: This study offers a novel resource-based perspective to explain how Omani firms achieve higher sustainable and value relevance earnings by investing in OA. It also provides new evidence about how an ambidextrous firm improves the sustainable and value relevance earnings.
Investigation of Customer Satisfaction on Damri Bus Services at Soekarno-Hatta Airport
Authors: Prabumenang Agung Kresnamurti Rivai , Rizan Mohamad , Prananta Widya , Chandra Kevin Arya 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: The aim of this study is to determine the direct effect of service quality, trust, and price perception on customer satisfaction, and to determine the indirect effect of service quality, trust, and perceived value on customer satisfaction through service quality, trust, and perception of prices for Damri Bus passengers at Soekarno Airport.

Theoretical framework: This study uses quantitative methods. The number of samples in this study were 239 respondents from Damri Bus passengers at Soekarno Hatta Airport.

Methodology/Approach: The data collection technique used in this research is by distributing questionnaires. Data analysis in this study used SEM techniques assisted by SPSS 25.0 and LISREL 8.8 applications.

Findings: The results of this study indicate that service quality, trustworthiness, and price perception have a positive and significant influence on customer satisfaction. Service quality has no positive and significant effect on customer satisfaction through price perception. Service quality has a positive and significant influence on customer satisfaction through trust.

Research, Practical & Social implications: Trust has a positive and significant influence on customer satisfaction through price perception. Trust has no positive and significant effect on customer satisfaction through service quality. Price perception has no positive and significant effect on customer satisfaction through service quality. Price perception has a positive and significant effect on customer satisfaction through trust.
Towards Best Practices for Corporate Governance at the Air Zimbabwe for Sustainability
Authors: Chigudu Daniel 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: Exploring best practices for corporate governance at the Air Zimbabwe for sustainability.

Theoretical Framework: The prominence of good corporate governance remains the main thrust for potential investors worldwide. For Air Zimbabwe (a state-owned enterprise), it is essential to embrace good corporate governance to ensure the sustainability of the airline. Although the airline has adopted international principles of accountability, these are not effectively implemented rearing administrative imperfections and challenges that are prevalent in state-owned enterprises.

Methodology: This study employed a descriptive research design through desktop research predicated on critical analysis and review of current literature.

Findings: Findings show that political resolutions tend to excessively override management decisions to the detriment of the entity.

Practical and Social Implications: Yet, it is good corporate governance that should be pivotal in reconciling political interests, the public, and management.

Originality: The value of the study is to provide recommendation for improvement. It is recommended that the Air Zimbabwe oversight system be revamped and vouch for the institutionalization of a regulatory framework that enforces transparency and compliance.
Board Independence and Financial Performance: Empirical Evidence on Mediating Role of Market Competition From the Vietnamese Market
Authors: Ngo My Tran , Le Tan Nghiem , Nguyen Ngoc Tu , Luu Thi Thai Tam 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: The aim of this study is to examine the effect of board independence on the financial performance of companies listed on the Vietnamese stock exchanges with the mediating role of market competition.

Theoretical framework: The topic is based on agency theory, resource dependency theory and stewardship theory. The independence of the board of directors (BOD) is measured in two aspects: the duality and the non-executive members of BOD. This study approaches the measurement of market competition according to the Herfindahl-Hirschman index (HHI). After calculating the HHI, the study will classify companies in a highly competitive market or a low competitive market.

Design/methodology/approach: The study uses secondary data from the financial statements of companies listed on the Vietnamese stock market with the collection period from 2016 to 2020. The data analysis methods comprise of Pooled ordinary least squares (OLS), Fixed effects model (FEM), Random effects model (REM) and Generalized method of moments estimation (GMM).

Findings: The results of GMM showed that CEO duality is found to have a negative effect on the financial performance of listed firms. Meanwhile, the statistical evidence shows that the percentage of non-executive board members and market competition positively affect the financial performance. In addition, the evidence showed that market competition could reduce the positive influence of the percentage of non-executive board members on financial performance of listed companies.

Research, Practical & Social implications: The study has proposed some governance implications to improve the financial performance of listed firms such as limiting CEO duality, increasing the percentage of non-executive board members and empower the management board in a highly competitive market and choosing the appropriate size of the board.

Originality/value: The value of the study is to provide more scientific basis for policy makers in Vietnam and help listed companies choose and make decisions related to BOD to improve financial efficiency.
Formulating the Cyber Security Culture in Organizations: Proposing and Arguing Insights
Authors: Aldulaimi Saeed Hameed , Abdeldayem Marwan Mohamed , Abo Keir Mohammed Yousif 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: This research aims to enhance practical organizational practices and academic research literature by critically investigating the latest findings in cybersecurity culture research through a systematic review of relevant literature and research.

Theoretical Framework:This work seeks to summarize key research developments in a research area that remains challenging for companies as they seek to build strong security cultures to protect their information (Tripwire, 2020). And reviewing the legal regulations that must be trained to protect institutions from cyber threats in the Kingdom of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Design/Methodology/Approach: The methodology of this study implements a systematic literature review to assess the main components of cybersecurity culture and what good practice can help to build it professionally.

Findings: The main results find that current literature must move from a technical approach to information security to a socio-cultural one. Also, this study predicts that cybercrime will increase dramatically and cost the world trillions annually.

Research Practical and Social Implications: this study attempts to define human resource management's role in cybersecurity awareness training and therfore the managers can deveplo the necessary rules to secure the organizational information.

Originality/Value: The study is within the first studies to be conducted in GCC countries. Moreover, the to build a cyber security culture is unique topic add on to the academic knowledge. Also, can motivate the future studies to focus on efficiently organizing security procedures and enhancing security readiness appraisal consequences by providing more perceptions of imminent threats and security hazards.
The Effect of Creativity and Digital Literacy on Business Opportunities and Their Impact on Welfare Levels
Authors: Sari Marta Widian , Aima M. Havidz , Elfiswandi  
Published: June 2023

Purpose: The aim of this study is to examine determine the effect of creativity and digital literacy on business opportunities and their impact on the level of welfare in the marine tourism community of Padang city

Theoretical framework: The development of the tourism industry shows a very interesting phenomenon. The business opportunity that exists in the tourism industry is a tremendous economic potential. This extraordinary tourism industry business opportunity can be used as a great opportunity for the community and government to increase state revenues and improve the welfare of the community managing the tourism industry business.

Design/methodology/approach: The study used primary data from 209 respond­ents. The method used is Structural Equation Modeling Analysis with Partial Least Square (PLS).

Findings: The results in this study indicate that creativity has a significant effect on community business opportunities. Then the digital literacy variable has a significant effect on community business opportunities. Furthermore, the creativity variable has a significant effect on the level of community welfare. Meanwhile, the digital literacy variable has no significant effect on the level of social welfare. Because business opportunities have a significant effect on the level of community welfare.

Research, Practical & Social implications: The Study suggestion from this study is that the thing that can help improve the economic welfare of the Padang City maritime tourism community is the high demand for tourism which makes tourism activity increase. Therefore, it is necessary to have a program planned by the government in the form of training for the community related to marine tourism so that people's creativity can be stimulated in realizing tourism businesses.

Originality/value: The value of the study is tourism that develops and has complete facilities will make tourism activities crowded with visitors. When visits from tourists are high, this is an opportunity for the community to realize businesses such as MSMEs and other businesses that will generate income to increase the welfare of the community.
The Impact of Taxes on Prices and Production in Jordan
Authors: Soumadi Mustafa M. , Alrjoub Ashraf Mohammad Salem 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: This study aims to demonstrate the impact of taxes on prices and production in Jordan.

Theoretical framework: Study problem lies in asking the following questions

Does the tax system in Jordan serve the economic aspects?
Does the tax in Jordan affect the economic aspect?
Is the tax in Jordan fair?
Is there an impact of the tax on prices in Jordan?
Is there an impact of the tax on production in Jordan?
What is the effect of taxes on consumer speeding on necessary versus luxury goods?
What is the impact of higher taxes on personal income of consumers?
The effect of Lower taxes on the economy and disposable income?
What is the alternative for governments to increase their income other than direct higher tax system?
What is the effect of various government entities; such as financial, administrative, and social corruption on Jordan economy?

Design/methodology/approach: Researchers used standard analysis method and vector error correction model for the period (2011-2020), and used the profit margin ratio indicator as a representative indicator for production and prices.

Findings: Results showed a long-term causal relationship between prices and production; from one side and direct and indirect taxes; from the other side and that relationship between short-term deviations and long-term reliability is corrected at a rate of (3%) per year. Results showed a negative significant impact of indirect taxes on price competitiveness; in the long term which was reinforced by the variance components’ analysis and response function’s test. Results also showed an insignificant impact of direct and indirect taxes on price competitiveness; in the short term.

Research, Practical & Social implications: Demonstrating the impact of taxes on prices and production in Jordan. As well as, discussing the governmental tax and income.

Originality/value: The importance of study stems from research topic, since taxes have multiple effects on various areas in society which can be divided into scientific and practical importance.
Socially Responsible Investment in a Rising Populism Environment
Authors: Ayesha Samreen , Chellaswamy Karthigai Prakasam 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: The aim of this study is to examine a framework of ESG elements and constituents to investigate socially responsible investment in a rising populist environment through a literature review.

Theoretical framework: Socially responsible investment aims for long-term sustainability by combining financial return with positive change in the environment. The transformation of India’s populism towards environmental sustainability drives enterprises to incorporate ESG (environment, social, and governance) practices for the long term and craves to be an efficient tool for socially responsible investment.

Design/methodology/approach: This paper offers an overview of many reviews that are connected to the study's main terms while also discussing literature reviews as a research methodologyand all data in the study comes from these secondary sources.

Findings: As a result, this study finds out responsible investors' appetite for the identification of sustainability indicators and constituents and hunts for enterprise disclosures regarding their accomplishments towards ESG factors. The study focuses on developing an ESG constituent framework by integrating ESG compliances determined by a systematic review of literature, Global Reporting Initiative Standards, and other reporting standards.

Research, Practical & Social Implications:Although this study was carried with the intention of providing socially responsible investors with a useful tool, more extensive study is warranted before an empirical analysis of SRI firms' performance can be conducted, and the study could also benefit from being extended into an international context in order to better assess the performance of ESG firms.

Originality/Value:This study uses a five-year thematic analysis of S&P BSE 500 firms to determine which are most committed to corporate social responsibility.The study also helps investors by providing useful information about corporate ESG compliance.