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Challenges Facing the Fight Against Fraud and Corruption Practices in the Cameroonian Public Sector

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Posted: 2 Feb 2015 Last revised: 6 Feb 2015 Download this Paper Professor Alain Ndedi International Council for Family Business; ISTG-AC; YENEPAD; Saint Monica University; University of Johannesburg; University of Pretoria; Charisma University Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Date Written: February 2, 2015 Abstract It has been documented that fraud and corruption are …

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A Scientific Approach to Fighting Money Laundry: Forensic Accounts

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Law and Social Inquiry, Forthcoming Accounting, Organizations and Society, Forthcoming 22 Pages Posted: 17 Jun 2016 Last revised: 24 Feb 2021 Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Date Written: May 22, 2016 Download this paper Abstract The urban dictionary (online) defines “magic bullet” as a term used to describe a universal solution a person uses …

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Identifying Red Flags and symptoms of fraud

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Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Date Written: September 4, 2016 Download this paper Abstract When we refer to red flags, it means the various situations or conditions that, over the years, have consistently been shown to be contributing factors to fraud, waste and abuse. By themselves, they don’t necessarily mean anything, but …

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The US Elections and Impact on Financial Markets with Zoom on Central Africa

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Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Date Written: November 26, 2016 Download this paper Abstract Elections generate worldwide attention in the major economies around the world and there is no exception when considering the world’s largest economy, the United States. Trends in US election year and years after the election show that a …

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The Douala Stock Exchange (DSX) in Cameroon and Its Discontents

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Professor Alain Ndedi International Council for Family Business; ISTG-AC; YENEPAD; Saint Monica University; University of Johannesburg; University of Pretoria; Charisma University Yota Kuete Saint Monica University Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Jules Banaken Banaken Jules Date Written: October 23, 2015 Download this paper Abstract Ndedi (2009) defines financial market as a market …

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What Can Companies Learn from Volkswagen Business Unethical Behaviour?

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Professor Alain Ndedi International Council for Family Business; ISTG-AC; YENEPAD; Saint Monica University; University of Johannesburg; University of Pretoria; Charisma University Yota Kuete Saint Monica University Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Michael Kouwos Independent Date Written: October 23, 2015 Abstract Business ethics is seen as a form of applied ethics that …

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COVID-19 and Oil Prices

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Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Kouam Henri Independent Date Written: March 17, 2020 Abstract As demonic panic continues to grip the world over the outbreak of COVID19, There is plenty of bearish sentiment hanging over the markets. The economies of most sub-Saharan African countries who for the past three years have …

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Coronavirus and Carbon Transition for Developing Economies

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Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Kouam Henri Independent There are 2 versions of this paper Date Written: March 17, 2020 Download this paper Abstract The corona virus, (Covid-19) has spread to several continents and Italy has in recent days become Europe’s worst-affected country. Whilst the humanitarian costs leaves little to desire, the economic impact …

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Central Banks Respond to COVID-19 to Stave off a Financial Crisis, They Need for Targeted Fiscal Measures Should not Be Understated

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Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Kouam Henri Independent Date Written: March 27, 2020 Download this paper Abstract Central Banks have cut interest rates to historic lows in an attempt to reduce the adverse impact of COVID-19, while unprecedented liquidity infusions have been used to reduce funding constraints and frictions in the financial …

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Reponse agressive des Banques Centrales – COVID-19 (Agressive Response of the Central Bank to the COVID-19 Pandemic)

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Professor Kelly Kingsly Independent; Copperstone University ; Charisma university Date Written: March 27, 2020 Download this paper Abstract French Abstract: Les banques centrales ont abaissé leurs taux d’intérêt à leurs plus bas historiques pour tenter de réduire l’impact négatif de COVID-19, tandis que des injections de liquidités sans précédent ont été utilisées pour réduire les contraintes de …

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