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- PublicationA study on the factors affecting the adoption of cashless payment among consumers in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia(2025-03-04)Nurul Izzah Mohd MazlanThis paper aims to examine and analyse the relationship between the factors that influence the adoption of cashless payment among consumers in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia. The research model used concepts from the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) which are perceived of usefulness and perceived ease of use. An additional four independent variables were used from the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) which are: performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, and facilitating conditions. To analyse the relationship between these variables, this research used an online questionnaire to gather the data from participants. A total of 231 people answered the survey. To go further into the understanding of the variables influencing consumers' use of cashless payment methods, this study conducted descriptive analysis, correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis to further analyse the variable. The adoption of cashless payment was shown to have a significantly positive influence on all independent variables. Meanwhile, when compared to another variable, performance expectancy has the most significant influence on using cashless payments by consumers in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. The results obtained are expected to be essential to merchants, service providers, and the government to understand consumers' demands and concerns as Malaysia wants to transform into a cashless society. Keywords: Cashless payment, perceived of usefulness, perceived of ease of use, performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, facilitating condition.
31 19 - PublicationA study of determinants of Malaysia economic growth(2025-03-04)Tun Akalili Aliah Tun AzmiThe purpose of this paper is to research the relationship between monetary increase and independent variables consisting of government expenditure, investment, and net exports. In the years 1989 to 2019, secondary data is evaluated. The information has been collected from Data World Bank and the global economic system through accumulating quarterly data in Malaysia. To placed it some other way, the method used to calculate regression analysis and descriptive statistics. The end result found out that the determinants of monetary increase in Malaysia, consisting of government spending, goods and services levy, inflation, overseas direct investment, and export, are effective in affecting the monetary increase in Malaysia, with an immediate and statistically representative relationship to monetary increase. One of the variables, generated selected in final results with the predicted indication. Inflation is undisputedly having a negative effect on monetary increase, as expected through the theory. To put it some other way, as inflation rises, the buying fee of the consumer falls, reducing the increase of the economic system. Yet, this observe investigates an inverse end result with compare with the pasted researcher. Keyword: economic growth, government spending, net exports, investment to driver of post recovery (This abstract consists of 181 words)
12 28 - PublicationA study of stock price, agency cost and company performance towards corporate governance index in Malaysia(2015)Amirah bt Abdul GhaporDemonstrating good corporate governance practice by management can enhance transparency and thus imporve firms' performance. Despite that, many researchers are still searching which attributes that have strong correlation with the corporate governance.
17 142 - PublicationA survey of UNITEN undergraduate accounting students' perceptions on problem based learning(2015)Nur Aimi Jannah binti Mohamad RaniThis study would have not been possible to complete without the guidance and help of several individuals. They have contribute to this study either directly or indirectly.
43 314 - PublicationA.I. adoption in tertiary education(2025-03-04)Shaik Haris Zafran Shaik Ahmad NazranThis paper examines the constructs that influence A.I. Adoption in Tertiary Education. This study used correlation analysis, and multiple regression to analyses the independent variable which is Perceived Risk, Performance Expectancy, Effort Expectancy and Facilitating conditions and the dependent variable is A.I. Adoption in Tertiary Education. A total of 350 respondents participated in this survey to analyses the relationship between these variables. As a result, the study's findings could be used to help UNITEN students and staffs toimprove or modify A.I. Adoption in Tertiary Education primarily UNITEN. Furthermore, universities can use this data to understand the path that leads to the transition from conventional method to a more modern method of teaching and learning. Keywords: Perceived Risk, Performance Expectancy, Effort Expectancy and Facilitating conditions and A.I. Adoption in Tertiary Education
9 13 - PublicationAn analysis of determinant factor effect reits performance(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
13 109 - PublicationAn analysis of unemployment, inflation and interest rates on non-performing loan in Malaysia(2025-03-04)Jullia Idani AbuThis research endeavours to explore the intricate relationships and consequential impacts between unemployment rates, inflation, interest rates and their collective influence on Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) in Malaysia. Amidst evolving economic conditions, a nuanced understanding of such relationships is essential for the development of informed policy and the sustenance of banking sector stability. Drawing upon data from the World Bank Open Data covering the period from 1998 to 2023, this study employs both correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis to examine the strength and nature of the correlations among the independent variables (unemployment rate, inflation, and interest rate) and their impact on the dependent variable, NPL rates. The investigation reveals a prominent relationship between interest rates and the rate of NPLs, indicating that fluctuations in interest rates have a significant potential to influence the performance of loans. In contrast, the variables of unemployment and inflation rates appear to have a minimal impact on the NPL landscape within Malaysia during the period under review. These findings bear critical implications for policymaking, suggesting a targeted approach towards interest rate management as a means to mitigate the risk of loans becoming non performing. By shedding light on the dynamics between key economic indicators and NPL rates, this study contributes to the broader discourse on financial system resilience and offers strategic insights for enhancing the long-term stability of Malaysia's banking industry .Keywords: Relationships, Impacts, Non-Performing Loans (NPLs), Unemployment, Inflation, Interest Rate
21 22 - PublicationAn analysis of women's education, inflation and economic growth on fertility rates in Malaysia(2025-03-04)Nur Syazlina Mohd ShuhaimyThis research delves into the intricate relationship between macroeconomic variables and fertility rates in Malaysia, utilizing data spanning 35 years from various reliable sources. The study focuses on fertility rates as the dependent variable, examining the influences of independent variables such as women's education, inflation, and economic growth. Employing correlation analysis and multiple regression techniques, the research scrutinizes the nuanced interactions and impacts of these variables on fertility rates. Results indicate significant negative relationships and impacts of women's education on fertility rates, aligning with global trends. Conversely, inflation and economic growth do not demonstrate statistically significant associations with fertility rates. Considering these findings, recommendations are provided for policymakers to address the identified issues.The study advocates for targeted educational initiatives aimed at empowering women and promoting family planning to mitigate fertility declines. Additionally, it proposes policies to alleviate financial burdens associated with raising children, including tax incentives and childcare subsidies. Furthermore, the research highlights the importance of promoting economic stability and gender equality to foster an environment conducive to higher fertility rates. By addressing these factors, Malaysian authorities can effectively address the challenges posed by declining fertility rates and work towards sustainable population growth. Keywords: Relationships, Impacts, Fertility Rates, Women's Education, Inflation, Economic Growt
19 19 - PublicationAnalaysing the impact of fiscal policy and monetary policy foreign direct investment in Malaysia(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
17 95 - PublicationAnalysing the relationship between dividend policy and macroeconomic variables with firm's performance: A case of consumer product companies in Malaysia(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
23 147 - PublicationAnalyzing marcoeconomic variables towards housing in Malaysia(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
13 93 - PublicationAnalyzing the impact of macroeconomic variables on crime in Malaysia(2025-03-04)Nurain Inayah RosdiThis research investigates the dynamic interplay between macroeconomic variables and crime in Malaysia, utilizing 31 years of data from the World Development Indicator (WDI) spanning 1991 to 2021. The study focuses on the dependent variable, crime, and the independent variables, including unemployment, inflation, population growth, and economic growth. Employing correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis, the research explores the nuanced relationships and impacts of these variables on crime. Findings reveal that unemployment and population growth exhibit significant relationships and impacts on crime in Malaysia. Conversely, inflation and economic growth do not show statistically significant associations with crime. In light of these results, recommendations are made for Malaysian authorities to address the identified issues. The study proposes the implementation of tailored social programs by the government to assist those facing unemployment, incorporating mental health services, to address the multifaceted challenges associated with joblessness. Additionally, the research suggests encouraging businesses to enhance their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts in crime prevention, involving active participation in community outreach programs, contributing to projects targeting socio-economic factors contributing to crime. Keywords: Relationships, Impacts, Crime, Unemployment, Inflation, Population Growth, Economic Growth
29 25 - PublicationAnalyzing the macroeconomic determinants that contribute to the adoption of renewable energy in Malaysia(2025-03-04)Inas Sabrina Samsol AnuarThe present project aims to analyze the Macroeconomic Determinants That Contribute To The Adoption of Renewable Energy in Malaysia. Economic growth, urbanization, CO2 emission level and foreign direct investment were selected as independent variables, with renewable energy as dependent variable. Examining the relationships between renewable energy adoption and other independent variables is the goal of this project, which makes use of quantitative data from 1992 to 2023. Another objective is to investigate the structure of this interaction in boththe short and long run. This study applied the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model to identify significant short and long run correlations between renewable energy and the variables presented. The statistical package EViews and Microsoft Excel were utilized for the analysis. The results highlight how important it is to understand the complex interactions that occur between macroeconomic determinants and renewable energy. This present project also suggests several policy recommendations to encourage the use of renewable energy sources and reduce environmental pollution in Malaysia. Keywords: Renewable Energy, Economic Growth, Urbanization, CO2 Emission Level, Foreign Direct Investment, Malaysia
17 40 - PublicationAssessing economic cycle toward company performance : A case consumer product company in Malaysia(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
10 101 - PublicationAudit committee, company characteristics and timeliness of audit report: a case of top 100 Malaysian PLCs(2015)Muhamad Ubaidullah Syahiran Bin ZuraimmeTimeliness of audit report is considered as an important factor affecting the use information that is made available users. Previous studies state that the length of audit report process will affect the timeliness of audit report.
21 316 - PublicationBusiness ethics - MGMD223 - Semester 2, 2022/2023(2023-05)College of Business Management and Accounting
75 225 - PublicationCorporate governance attributes and the shariah compliance disclosure of Malaysian Shariah - approved companies(2015)Padman MahalingamThis paper examines the corporate governance attributes and the disclosure of Shahriah compliance the extent of Shahriah-Approved Companies. The objective of this study is to examine the extent of Shariah compliance disclosure among the Malaysian Shariah Approved-Companies (ShACs) and to investigate the association between the board aatributes and Shariah compliances dosclosure of ShacS.
103 291 - PublicationDemographic, socio-economic background, knowledge and attitude towards credit card practices among college students(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
33 84 - PublicationDeterminants factors affecting financial problem among UNITEN student in Muadzam Shah(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
11 106 - PublicationDeterminants of macroeconomic variables towards the fluctuating of level of saving in Malaysia(Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 2015)
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