Browsing College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS) by Title

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      Corporate governance, capital structure and financial performance of commercial banks [1]
      Corporate governance, credit risk management and financial performance of SACCOS in Teso Sub-Region. [1]
      Corporate governance, internal audit function and accountability in Uganda’s state owned enterprises [1]
      Corporate governance, management competences and financial performance of selected money transfer companies in Somalia [1]
      Corporate Social Responsibility Activities that Influence Customer Loyalty of SMEs [1]
      Corporate social responsibility at Kampala city council authority; practices, drivers and barriers [1]
      Corporate social responsibility, organisational culture, ethical citizenship and reputation of financial institutions in Uganda [1]
      Corporate social responsibility: a competitive strategy for small and medium-sized enterprises in Uganda [1]
      Corporate Tax Effects on Investment Decisions in Uganda [1]
      Corporation tax administration and revenue performance Uganda Revenue Authority in Eastern Uganda [1]
      Correlates of caesarean delivery in Uganda [1]
      Correlates of emotional intimate partner violence among ever-married men in Uganda [1]
      Correlates of pregnancy wastage among women in Uganda [1]
      Correlates of Reported Cardiovascular Diseases among Adults in Uganda [1]
      Correlation between design traffic and weighbridge measurements : Implications to road infrastructure performance [1]
      Corruption and firm-level productivity: greasing or sanding effect? [1]
      Cost management practices in pharmaceutical companies. Case study: Guardian pharmacy [1]
      Cost overruns on public building construction projects in Uganda [1]
      Costs-Benefit Analysis of Digital Banking for Commercial Banks in Uganda: A Case Study of Stanbic Bank Uganda Limited [1]
      Covariant shocks and their marginal effects on household coping strategies in Uganda [1]