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    Organizational Variables, Job Variables, And Job Stress: The Moderating Effect Of Personality Among Paiddealers Within The Stock Broking Firms In Penang
    (2003-05)
    Yeoh Chee Beng
    The purpose of this study is to determine whether organizational variables (formalization, centralization, and organizational climate) and job variables (role conflict, role ambiguity, and role overload) affect job stress. Additionally, two personality variables (Type A personality and self-efficacy) were examined whether they serve to moderate the relationship between the independent variables and the dependent variable.
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    The Performance Of Initial Public Offer Versus Performance Of Privatised Government Companies
    (1998-05)
    Zambri Mohamad Tenang
    This study, however, has three major objectives. First, to determine the general trends of underpricing of IPO's from 1987 to 1997. This is because there is a general trend that IPO's has become popular among investors in Malaysia. The second is t0 determine the possible factors that might have contributed to the level of low price bow. Thirdly, to compare the general trends against privatised government companies.
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    The Role Of Green Innovation And Environmental Leadership On The Performance Of Wooden Furniture Companies In Malaysia
    (2019-08)
    Hamidi @ Abdul Rani, Muhammad Faisal
    The present study is designed to investigate the organizational performance of the wooden furniture manufacturers in Malaysia using the theory of resources basedview and strategy innovation theory. The 650 respondents of this study were chosen from the list of wooden furniture manufacturers which are registered with Malaysia Furniture Promotion Council (MFPC) under wooden furniture manufacturer category.
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    The Effect of trade sepecialization and institutional quality on Intra-Asean trade
    (2017-06)
    A. Bakar, Norhayati
    Intra-ASEAN trade is stagnant at 20% to 25% for the past few decades. This is partly because ASEAN members are overl-reliant on non-ASEAN countries for their exports. Several suggestions have been put forward such as exchange rates and trade agreement which observed so far as having limited effect to increase intra-ASEAN trade. In this study, we propose and examine the role of trade specialization and the quality of institutions among ASEAN for a period between 1996 and 2015. ASEAN countries are generally endowed with similar resources have a tendency to compete with each other for similar .products. Specialization in certain production, while leaving the other members to produce is theoretically helpful to promote trade among ASEAN.
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    Factors Influencing The Intention To Use Mobile Health In Small Cities In China
    (2023-09)
    Zhu, Fei
    In spite of the swift advancement of mobile health in China lately, its adoption remains limited in small cities. Prior research predominantly cantered on large cities, with minimal attention given to small city contexts within China. Hence, this study seeks to develop a comprehensive conceptual framework encompassing technological attributes, individual traits, and societal contextual elements. Its goal is to elucidate key determinants impacting users' intent to adopt mobile health services within China's small cities. This study gathered data from 319 potential users via the Cradmo platform and employed PLS-SEM to authenticate both the model and hypotheses. The findings indicate that the intention of mobile health usage among users in China's small cities is positively and substantially affected by their attitudes in terms of personal traits. Additionally, social influence and facilitating conditions within the social context, along with performance expectancy associated with technological attributes, play vital roles. The attitude factor was notably and positively impacted by perceived severity and perceived vulnerability. Moreover, eHealth literacy played a positive moderating role in the connection between performance expectancy and usage intention. This study's outcomes contribute to theoretical advancements for future research endeavors. Additionally, the results offer pertinent suggestions to stakeholders involved in mobile health services.