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  • The Importance of Location Factors for South African FDI into East Africa 
    de Lima, Jorge; Lima, Jorge de (2012-01-23)
    The research contained herein investigates location factors for South African foreign direct investment into East Africa across various industries. The research analyses the importance of these factors as well as how South ...
  • Importance of rotating savings and credit associations in Lesotho 
    Lepasa, Thato (2011-05-10)
    Rotating savings and credit associations (ROSCA) are an important form of savings structure that responds to the needs of the majority of the population. This exploratory research investigated the importance of ROSCA in ...
  • Improving Bespoke Software 
    Wade, Sebastian (2011-04-19)
    Software development has had much comment over the last two to three decades; large research organisations such as the Standish Group have carried out several empirical studies that measure the success rate of software ...
  • IMPROVING SERVICE DELIVERY BY INSPECTORS OF THE DEPARTMENT 
    Madzivhe, Nnditsheni Thomas (2011-05-13)
    With the advent of new democracy in South Africa during 1994, the Department of Labour was faced with challenges of ensuring compliance with labour laws aimed at improving working conditions, create health and safe working ...
  • IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF ROUTINE DATA 
    Govender, Jegenthiren (2011-04-18)
    Hospital Management Teams are expected to make crucial decisions in the short, medium and long term often based on questionable data. The integrity of decision-making is hence compromised by poor quality information. ...
  • IN SEARCH OF THE ETHICAL CONSUMER 
    Sohn, Michele Esther Delis (2011-06-15)
    In developed markets a growing number of consumers expect business organisations to take responsibility for their impact on society as a whole. This research investigated the applicability of these first world concerns ...
  • Inbound supply chain management in the automotive industry of South Africa during a recession. 
    Müller, Herman (2012-11-14)
    Automotive manufacturers inbound supply chains span across borders and across continents. Due to this, economic events such as recessions have a direct impact on these inbound supply chains. Automotive manufacturers within ...
  • Incentive Schemes for Inner-City Renewal in 
    Skeen, Gregory Ian (2011-06-15)
    Public- and private-sector developers seek appropriate methods for initiating property development in the high-risk inner-city of Johannesburg, and are expected to respond to incentive mechanisms for investment if ...
  • Incentive travel as an effective employee motivator in South Africa 
    Hollis, Adrian (2011-04-15)
    The purpose of this study was to determine whether travel incentive schemes are an effective way to motivate employees and improve their productivity in South African based companies. A questionnaire was administered to ...
  • INCENTIVES FOR MEMBERS OF THE 
    Macaringue, Doris Afonso Nhone (2011-05-05)
    The informal sector in Mozambique has grown quickly especially since 1992 when many people migrated from the rural to the urban areas where they were involved with agriculture during the civil war. Once in the urban areas, ...
  • INCORPORATING GOOD GOVERNANCE IN 
    TANDA, SISA (2011-06-23)
    CPA’s and LED have been used as a means of alleviating poverty in most countries and South Africa is no exception. However, in order for the CPAs and or LED to function properly incorporating good governance in these ...
  • INDEX FUTURES ARBITRAGE OPPORTUNITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA 
    Williams, Kingsley Kendall (2011-06-24)
    Persistent arbitrage opportunities are indicative of inefficiencies within a market. While South Africa’s financial markets are generally considered advanced in relation to the country’s emerging market status, the degree ...
  • Indirect horizontal application of the right to have access to health care services 
    Pieterse, Marius (Juta, 2007)
    Apart from their direct application against the state, the justiciability of socio-economic rights also requires the transformation of those aspects of private law that regulate relationships which are crucial for their ...
  • INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE 
    Mukwevho, Humbulani Seth (2011-05-30)
    This was an exploratory research project whose purpose was to analyze the risk of industrial espionage in the corporate environment and develop a business security framework. The study analyzed aspects of industrial espionage ...
  • The influence of customer decisionmaking styles on motor vehicle purchasing in South Africa 
    Mhura, Deborah Mwala (2012-01-23)
    In the business environment of the South African automotive industry, marketers are continuously challenged to reach the highest sales impact in order to achieve and maintain a competitive advantage. This can only ...
  • THE INFLUENCE OF ENCLOSURE ON PROPERTY PRICES 
    PAETZOLD, THEODOR (2011-10-19)
    A question asked currently in Gauteng is whether residents should be allowed to boom public residential areas or not and what the effect of such booming might have on property prices. Sample data were sourced from estate ...
  • The influence of ethnicity on 
    Thomas, Jean Yvon Georgy (2011-06-23)
    The objective of this report was to investigate two universal phenomena: a) Culture and b) Leadership. Its goal was to determine the relationship between these two variables and to produce a predictive model. Two ...
  • The influence of gold ETFs on 
    Nel, Beyers Bosman (2011-06-02)
    Gold stocks have historically traded, and continue to trade, at inflated multiples relative to the net asset value of the holding company and the rest of the market. Therefore one of the most vexing questions for investors ...
  • The influence of indigenous governance 
    Yeatman, Craig (2011-06-24)
    The nature and effect of small business governance is inadequately researched despite the growing importance of the small business sector to South Africa’s economy. This study reviewed literature drawn from history, ...
  • THE INFLUENCE OF INSTITUTIONAL ISOMORPHISIM IN FREIGHT LOGISTICS 
    Rock, Kevin (2012-02-10)
    It is a paradox that despite efforts by companies to differentiate themselves from one another, they become more alike. This trend is global, evidenced across the spectrum of industry sectors and can be explained by the ...

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