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Journal of Innovation and Social Science Research (JISSR) is an annual publication of the Institute of Finance Management (IFM) that publishes original articles and review articles in areas of education, law, political sciences, computational sciences, sociology, human resources management, linguistic and mathematics. All papers published by the journal are subject to a minimum of double blind review.
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(The Institute of Finance Management, 2021-09)The focus of this paper was to explore factors that influence inadequate implementation of Controller and Auditor General (CAG) recommendations in Tanzania’s public sector. This is a case study where Local Government ...
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(The Institute of Finance Management, 2021-09)Energy consumption is very crucial in any economy that aspires to reach a certain level of economic growth. Therefore, the study sought to examine the causal links between energy consumption and economic growth using ...
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(The Institute of Finance Management, 2021-09)This study aimed at attesting whether the application of different distribution assumptions of the error term has any effects on the efficiency score through the application of the National Panel Survey data from Tanzania. ...
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(The Institute of Finance Management, 2021-09)Corruption remains the most critical institutional factor which deters FDI inflows in developing countries. However not much is known about the impact of corruption on FDI inflows in Tanzania since the initiation of economic ...
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The Antecedents of Donor Retention for Non-Profit Organisations in Tanzania: An Empirical Analysis (The Institute of Finance Management, 2021-09)Donor funding has been a major source of funds for non profit organisations (NPOs). Investigating salient antecedents which influence donor's behavioural intention to continue supporting NPOs is crucial; especially ...
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Continuance Usage of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): The Case of Telecommunication Firms in Tanzania (The Institute of Finance Management, 2021-09)There is little empirical research conducted in Tanzania focusing on the continuance usage of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). Therefore, this study aimed at filling this empirical gap, by studying the factors influencing ...
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(The Institute of Finance Management (IFM), 2021-09)This paper reviewed trade liberalization and determinants of agricultural exports in developing countries. In general, 223 papers were retrieved; 84 papers were included in the study and 139 were not included due to the ...
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(The Institute of Finance Management (IFM), 2021-09)The study assessed effectiveness of internal organizational capacity in managing civil society organizations (CSOs) in Tanzania. The study has used a descriptive research design using 16 CSOs in Dares Salaam and Tanga ...
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(The Institute of Finance Management (IFM), 2021-09)This paper explores macro-environmental issues that justify the decisions for evidence-based policy advocacy initiatives for agricultural led industrialization in Tanzania. The paper intends not to promote activism but ...
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(The Institute of Finance Management (IFM), 2021-09)Predicting future power consumption demand is an important phenomenon in smart grid architecture because its output can be used by other agencies such as load balancers and maintenance schedulers to mention a few. However, ...