8 Aug 2025
CAML as determinants for return on assets of Ghanaian banks: a bootstrap panel regression approachPublisher siteAfrican Journal of Economic and Management Studies, Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
UniversitiesJohn Coker Ayimah
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In technology adoption and user behaviour
John Coker
Ayimah
Scholar“Research focused on Technology Adoption and User Behaviour and adjacent fields.”
Ho Technical University
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Technology Adoption and User Behaviour×3Occupational Health and Safety Research×3Microfinance and Financial Inclusion×3Risk and Safety Analysis×3Food Safety and Hygiene×2
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3 works6 Jul 2023Open access
A queueing simulation method for evaluating the performance of resource management in mutual modePublisher siteResearch Square, Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis
24 Jan 2023Open access2cites
Predicting COVID-19 Pandemic Endpoint in Some Sub-Saharan African and European CountriesPublisher siteJournal of Applied Mathematics, COVID-19 epidemiological studies
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