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                <text>Business to Business Electronic Commerce (B2B EC) adoption has been growing at a quicker pace in recent times and it has become one of the critical ways to help small and medium-sized enterprises to gain and sustain competitive advantage. A firm’s resource capabilities and endowments influence the different levels of B2B EC adoption that leads to competitive advantage gain and sustained in proportion to that level of adoption. The purpose of this research is to offer an exploratory analysis into the relationship between B2B EC adoption and competitive advantage. A survey of 315 responses was received from managers and owners of manufacturing SMEs in Ghana. A canonical correlation analysis is used to explore this relationship. The results support the view that there is a positive relationship between B2B EC adoption levels and competitive advantage.</text>
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                <text>Purpose: This study seeks to assess how capital structure and stock price are related to Ghana's consumer staple sector.&#13;
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                <text>Total Quality Management (TQM) has arisen as a reliable quality and performance method that can meet or even surpass the expectations of stakeholders. This technique is anticipated to improve organizational performance, and has received considerable attention in recent times. Previous studies have not tied effectiveness of overall quality management techniques in business of the Ghanaian telecommunication sector, hence the need for this research. This study investigates the influence of total quality management strategies on the telecommunications industry’s business performance. Questionnaires were used in the study as survey instruments to collect information about the impact of TQM methods on business performance. To assess the situation, eight hundred (800) responses were received from, employees and top management of MTN Ghana Ltd. The study established that principles applied to total …</text>
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