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Title: Measuring Financial Performance for the Sustainability of

Microfinance Institutions in Sierra Leone before the Ebola Outbreak
Introduction: Microfinance institutions (MFIs) play a crucial role in

fostering financial inclusion and development, especially in regions like
Sierra Leone. This study focuses on measuring the financial
performance of MFIs in Sierra Leone before the Ebola outbreak. The
research aims to provide a critical analysis of the financial sustainability
of these institutions during this pre-outbreak period.
Summary: This study critically examines the financial performance of

Microfinance Institutions in Sierra Leone before the Ebola outbreak,
assessing their sustainability. The research aims to identify key indicators
and factors influencing the financial health of MFIs during this period.
Research Questions and Hypotheses:
Research Question 1: What were the key financial performance

indicators of Microfinance Institutions in Sierra Leone before the Ebola
outbreak?
Hypothesis 1: The financial performance indicators of MFIs in Sierra

Leone were positively correlated with their sustainability before the
Ebola outbreak.
Research Question 2: How did external factors, such as economic

conditions and regulatory environments, influence the financial
performance of MFIs in Sierra Leone during this period?
Hypothesis 2: Economic conditions and regulatory environments
significantly impacted the financial performance and sustainability of
MFIs in Sierra Leone.
Methodology: The study utilizes a mixed-methods approach,

combining quantitative analysis of financial statements and
performance indicators of MFIs with qualitative insights from interviews
and case studies. This approach aims to provide a comprehensive
understanding of the factors influencing financial performance.
Literature Review: The literature review critically evaluates existing

theories and empirical studies on the financial performance of MFIs. It
explores key indicators of financial sustainability, considering the
contextual factors specific to Sierra Leone, and identifies gaps in the
current understanding.
Results and Discussion: Quantitative results and qualitative insights are

presented, offering a detailed analysis of the financial performance of
MFIs in Sierra Leone before the Ebola outbreak. The discussion critically
examines the findings, exploring the implications of key indicators and
contextual factors on financial sustainability.
Strengths:
The mixed-methods approach provides a comprehensive
understanding of the topic.
The inclusion of qualitative data enhances the depth of the study,
providing real-world insights.
Weaknesses:
The study's generalizability may be limited to the specific characteristics
of MFIs in Sierra Leone.
Data availability and quality may impact the precision of the
quantitative analysis.
Overall Assessment: Despite limitations, the study offers a robust

analysis of the financial performance of MFIs in Sierra Leone before the
Ebola outbreak. The strengths in research design and methodology
contribute to the study's overall reliability.
Contribution to Educational/Rural Development Financial
Management: The findings can contribute to educational and rural
development financial management by offering insights into the
factors influencing the financial sustainability of MFIs. Implementing
lessons learned from this analysis could inform strategies for improving
financial management in educational and rural development sectors,
promoting sustainable financial practices.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this study critically assesses the financial
performance of MFIs in Sierra Leone before the Ebola outbreak. The
research provides valuable insights into the key indicators and
contextual factors influencing the sustainability of these institutions.
While recognizing limitations, the study emphasizes the importance of
understanding and enhancing the financial performance of MFIs for
sustained development in Sierra Leone.

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Cotabato Foundation College
of Science and Technology
Date of Submission:December 15,2023

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Title: Financial Management and Information Construction of Public

Hospitals
Introduction: Effective financial management and information

construction are crucial for the sustainable operation of public
hospitals. This research focuses on investigating the financial
management practices and information systems in public hospitals. The
study aims to provide critical insights into the current state of financial
management and information construction in public healthcare
institutions.
Summary: This research critically analyzes the financial management

and information construction practices in public hospitals. The study
aims to identify strengths, weaknesses, and potential areas for
improvement in these key aspects of healthcare administration.
Research Question 1: What are the existing financial management

practices in public hospitals?
Hypothesis 1: Effective financial management practices significantly

contribute to the overall performance and sustainability of public
hospitals.
Research Question 2: How well-developed are the information

construction systems in public hospitals?
Hypothesis 2: Robust information construction systems enhance
decision-making processes and operational efficiency in public
hospitals.
Methodology: This study employs a mixed-methods approach,

combining quantitative analysis of financial data and qualitative
investigation through interviews and case studies. The methodology
aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of financial
management and information construction practices in public
hospitals.
Literature Review: The literature review critically examines existing
theories and empirical studies related to financial management and
information construction in the context of public hospitals. It explores
best practices, challenges, and the impact of effective financial
management and information systems on healthcare outcomes.

presented, offering a detailed analysis of financial management
practices and information construction in public hospitals. The
discussion critically evaluates the findings, drawing connections
between financial indicators, information systems, and their
implications for healthcare administration.
Strengths:
The mixed-methods approach enhances the study's
comprehensiveness.
The inclusion of qualitative data provides a real-world perspective,
enriching the analysis.
Weaknesses:
of the public hospitals under investigation.
The qualitative data may be subject to biases inherent in interview
responses.
Overall Assessment: Despite some limitations, the study offers a robust

analysis of financial management and information construction in
public hospitals. The strengths in research design and methodology
contribute to the study's overall reliability.
Contribution to Educational/Rural Development Financial Management:
The findings can contribute to educational and rural development
financial management by emphasizing the importance of effective
financial management and information systems in healthcare
institutions. Implementing the identified best practices could inform
strategies for improving financial management in educational and
rural development sectors, especially in healthcare facilities.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this research critically assesses the financial

management and information construction practices in public
hospitals. The study provides valuable insights into the strengths and
weaknesses of these practices, emphasizing their impact on the
sustainability and efficiency of public healthcare institutions. While
recognizing limitations, the research underscores the significance of
informed financial management and robust information systems for the
continued success of public hospitals.

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Title: Consequences of the Financial Crisis and Capital Adequacy in

Greek
Introduction: The consequences of the financial crisis on Greek banks

and their capital adequacy are critical aspects that have far-reaching
implications for the stability of the financial system. This study aims to
provide a comprehensive analysis of the repercussions of the financial
crisis on Greek banks' capital adequacy. The research delves into the
impact of the crisis on these financial institutions and assesses the
strategies and policies employed to maintain capital adequacy.
Summary: This study critically examines the consequences of the

financial crisis on Greek banks, specifically focusing on their capital
adequacy. The research aims to shed light on the challenges faced by
these banks, the measures taken to maintain capital adequacy, and
the overall impact on the Greek financial system.
Research Question 1: What were the immediate consequences of the

financial crisis on the capital adequacy of Greek banks?
Hypothesis 1: The financial crisis led to a significant deterioration in the

capital adequacy of Greek banks.
Research Question 2: How did Greek banks respond to the challenges

posed by the financial crisis to restore and maintain capital adequacy?
Hypothesis 2: Greek banks implemented a combination of capital-
raising measures and strategic adjustments to restore and sustain
capital adequacy levels.
Methodology: The research utilizes a mixed-methods approach,

combining quantitative analysis of financial data, particularly capital
adequacy ratios, and qualitative insights through interviews with key
stakeholders and a thorough review of relevant reports. This
comprehensive methodology aims to provide a nuanced
understanding of the consequences of the financial crisis on Greek
banks.
Literature Review: The literature review critically examines existing

theories and empirical studies on the consequences of financial crises
on banking sectors and the strategies employed by banks to maintain
capital adequacy. It explores best practices, challenges, and the
impact of financial crises on the Greek banking system.
presented, offering a detailed analysis of the consequences of the
financial crisis on Greek banks and their capital adequacy. The
discussion critically evaluates the findings, drawing connections
between the immediate impacts, response strategies, and the overall
health of the Greek banking sector.
Strengths:
The mixed-methods approach enhances the study's
comprehensiveness.
Incorporating qualitative data from interviews enriches the analysis with
real-world perspectives.
Weaknesses:
The study's generalizability may be limited to the specific context of
Greek banks.
Data availability and quality may pose challenges, particularly in
accessing detailed financial information.

analysis of the consequences of the financial crisis on Greek banks and
their capital adequacy. The strengths in research design and
methodology contribute to the overall reliability of the findings.
financial management by offering insights into the impact of financial
crises on capital adequacy and the strategies employed by banks to
navigate such challenges. Lessons learned from the Greek banking
sector can inform strategies for managing financial crises in
educational and rural development sectors, emphasizing the
importance of maintaining capital adequacy for financial stability.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this study critically analyzes the

consequences of the financial crisis on Greek banks, with a specific
focus on capital adequacy. The research provides valuable insights
into the immediate impacts of the crisis, the strategies employed by
banks, and the overall health of the Greek banking sector. While
recognizing limitations, the study underscores the significance of
proactive measures in maintaining capital adequacy, especially in the
aftermath of a financial crisis.

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Title: The Literature Review of Raised Funds to Buy Financial Products
Introduction: The literature review on raised funds to buy financial

products is a critical exploration of existing knowledge, theories, and
empirical studies related to the acquisition of financial products
through fundraising. This review aims to provide a comprehensive
understanding of the various aspects surrounding the raised funds for
purchasing financial products, exploring relevant research questions,
methodologies, strengths, weaknesses, and potential contributions to
educational and rural development financial management.
Summary: This literature review critically examines the body of

knowledge surrounding the utilization of raised funds for acquiring
financial products. It encompasses an overview of research questions,
hypotheses, methodologies, findings, and discussions within the existing
literature. The review seeks to summarize and analyze the key insights
and gaps in understanding this financial phenomenon.
Research Questions and Hypotheses: The literature review does not

present original research questions and hypotheses. Instead, it
synthesizes and evaluates those posed by various studies in the field.
Examples could include questions like:
Research Question: What factors influence the success of fundraising

initiatives for purchasing financial products?
Hypothesis: The effectiveness of fundraising for financial products is

positively correlated with factors such as stakeholder engagement and
the clarity of financial goals.
Research Question: How does the source of raised funds impact the
choice and performance of financial products?
Hypothesis: Funds raised through community-based initiatives may

result in a different financial product portfolio and outcomes
compared to funds sourced through traditional banking channels.
Methodology: The literature review's methodology involves a

systematic examination of scholarly articles, books, and other
academic sources related to raised funds for acquiring financial
products. The inclusion of studies with various methodologies allows for
a broad understanding of the topic, encompassing both qualitative
and quantitative approaches.
Literature Review: The literature review explores existing theories and

empirical studies on the topic. It analyzes the evolution of fundraising
for financial products, key factors influencing success, the impact of
various funding sources, and the outcomes associated with different
financial product choices. This section critically evaluates the strengths
and weaknesses of each study, identifies gaps in the literature, and
highlights trends or consensus in findings.
Results and Discussion: The results and discussion section of the
literature review synthesizes the key findings from various studies. It
critically analyzes the implications of these findings, drawing
connections between different research outcomes. This section may
discuss divergent opinions, emerging trends, and potential avenues for
future research.
Strengths:
The literature review covers a wide range of studies, providing a
comprehensive overview of the field.
Incorporating studies with diverse methodologies enriches the
understanding of raised funds and financial product acquisition.
Weaknesses:
The literature review's scope may be limited by the availability of
relevant research on the specific topic.
The quality and rigor of individual studies may vary, impacting the
overall reliability of the review.
Overall Assessment: Despite potential limitations, the literature review is
assessed positively for its breadth, depth, and critical analysis of existing
research. The incorporation of various methodologies enhances the
review's comprehensiveness.

The literature review can contribute to educational and rural
development financial management by offering insights into effective
fundraising strategies for acquiring financial products. Understanding
the factors influencing successful fundraising and the impact of funding
sources can inform strategies for managing financial resources in
educational and rural development contexts.
Conclusion: In conclusion, the literature review on raised funds to buy

financial products provides a critical analysis of existing knowledge in
this domain. It summarizes research questions, hypotheses,
methodologies, and key findings from diverse studies. While recognizing
potential limitations, the review emphasizes the contribution of this
body of knowledge to educational and rural development financial
management, offering valuable insights for practitioners and future
researchers in the field.

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Title: Financial Statement Analysis and Investment Decision Making in

Commercial Banks: A Case of Bank of Kigali, Rwanda
Introduction: Financial statement analysis is a crucial tool for investment

decision-making in commercial banks. This study focuses on the case of
Bank of Kigali in Rwanda, aiming to critically analyze how financial
statement analysis influences investment decisions. The research
explores research questions, hypotheses, methodologies, and the
broader implications of the findings.
Summary: This study provides a critical analysis of the relationship
between financial statement analysis and investment decision-making,
using Bank of Kigali in Rwanda as a case study. The research delves
into the intricacies of financial analysis practices and their impact on
investment decisions within the banking sector.
Research Question 1: How does financial statement analysis influence

investment decision-making in Bank of Kigali?
Hypothesis 1: Effective financial statement analysis positively correlates

with informed and successful investment decisions in Bank of Kigali.
Research Question 2: What specific financial indicators or ratios are

most significant in influencing investment decisions in commercial
banks?
Hypothesis 2: Certain key financial indicators, such as liquidity ratios

and profitability measures, significantly impact investment decision-
making in Bank of Kigali.
Methodology: The study employs a mixed-methods approach,
combining quantitative analysis of financial statements and investment
outcomes with qualitative insights from interviews and case studies. This
methodology aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the
relationship between financial statement analysis and investment
decisions in Bank of Kigali.
theories and empirical studies on financial statement analysis and
investment decision-making in commercial banks. It explores best
practices, challenges, and the impact of financial analysis on
investment strategies. The review identifies gaps in the current
understanding and sets the stage for the research questions.
presented, offering a detailed analysis of the relationship between
financial statement analysis and investment decisions in Bank of Kigali.
The discussion critically evaluates these findings, drawing connections
between specific financial indicators, analysis practices, and successful
investment outcomes.
Strengths:
The mixed-methods approach provides a well-rounded understanding
of the research questions.
The use of a real-world case study enhances the practical applicability
of the study.
Weaknesses:
of Bank of Kigali.
Data availability and quality may impact the precision of the
quantitative analysis.

analysis of the relationship between financial statement analysis and
investment decision-making in a commercial bank context. The
strengths in research design and methodology contribute to the overall
reliability of the findings.

financial management by offering insights into the significance of
effective financial statement analysis in investment decision-making.
Understanding the specific financial indicators that drive successful
investments can inform educational programs and financial
management strategies in rural development initiatives.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this study critically analyzes the role of

financial statement analysis in investment decision-making, using Bank
of Kigali as a case study. The research provides valuable insights into
the relationship between financial analysis practices and successful
investments. While recognizing limitations, the study underscores the
importance of informed financial analysis for sound investment
decision-making in the banking sector.

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Title: Financial Development and Economic Growth in the Southern

African Development Community (SADC): The Role of Institutional
Quality
Introduction: This study focuses on examining the relationship between

financial development, economic growth, and the role of institutional
quality in the Southern African Development Community (SADC). The
research aims to critically analyze the interplay of these factors and
their implications for the economic development of the SADC region.
Summary: This study critically investigates the nexus between financial

development, economic growth, and institutional quality in the SADC.
It explores research questions related to these dynamics, formulates
hypotheses, employs a specific methodology, and evaluates the
broader implications of the findings.
Research Question 1: What is the nature of the relationship between

financial development and economic growth in the SADC region?
Hypothesis 1: Higher levels of financial development are positively

correlated with economic growth in SADC countries.
Research Question 2: To what extent does institutional quality mediate

the relationship between financial development and economic
growth in the SADC region?
Hypothesis 2: Institutional quality acts as a significant mediator,
influencing the impact of financial development on economic growth
in SADC countries.
Methodology: The study employs a quantitative approach, utilizing

data on financial development indicators, economic growth metrics,
and institutional quality measures across SADC countries. Statistical
methods, such as regression analysis, are used to explore the
relationships and test the formulated hypotheses.

theories and empirical studies on financial development, economic
growth, and institutional quality. It explores the interconnectedness of
these factors and their specific relevance to the SADC region. The
review identifies gaps in the literature and highlights key debates and
findings.

presented, offering a detailed analysis of the relationships between
financial development, economic growth, and institutional quality in
the SADC. The discussion critically examines the findings, exploring the
implications of institutional quality as a mediator and drawing
connections between financial and economic variables.
Strengths:
The quantitative approach allows for rigorous statistical analysis.
The study's focus on the SADC region enhances the specificity and
relevance of the findings.
Weaknesses:
Data limitations or inconsistencies across countries may impact the
robustness of the results.
The study may overlook contextual factors that influence the
relationships observed.
Overall Assessment: Despite potential limitations, the study provides a
robust analysis of the relationships between financial development,
economic growth, and institutional quality in the SADC region. The
strengths in research design and methodology contribute to the overall
reliability of the findings.
financial management by offering insights into the importance of
institutional quality in mediating the impact of financial development
on economic growth. Understanding these dynamics can inform
strategies for financial management in educational and rural
development sectors within the SADC region, emphasizing the role of
institutions in fostering economic development.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this study critically analyzes the relationships

between financial development, economic growth, and institutional
quality in the SADC region. The research provides valuable insights into
the nature of these relationships and the mediating role of institutional
quality. While recognizing limitations, the study underscores the
significance of considering institutional factors in shaping the economic
development trajectory of SADC.

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Title: Excessive Base Money and Global Financial Crisis in Relation to

the Essence of the So-Called “Abenomics
Introduction: The phenomenon of excessive base money and its

implications in the context of the global financial crisis set the stage for
the implementation of "Abenomics" in Japan. This critical analysis
explores the relationship between excessive base money, the global
financial crisis, and the essence of Abenomics. It scrutinizes the policies
under Abenomics, their impact on the Japanese economy, and their
potential contributions or shortcomings in addressing economic
challenges.
Summary: This analysis delves into the intricate connection between

excessive base money and the global financial crisis, paving the way
for Abenomics. The three arrows of Abenomics—monetary policy, fiscal
policy, and structural reforms—are examined in the context of Japan's
response to economic challenges. The study critically evaluates the
strengths and weaknesses of Abenomics and assesses its contribution
to educational and rural development financial management.
Research Question 1: How did the excesses in base money contribute

to the global financial crisis, and what were the repercussions?
Hypothesis 1: The excessive expansion of base money contributed to

asset bubbles, income inequality, and financial market distortions,
exacerbating the global financial crisis.
Research Question 2: What were the core elements and objectives of
Abenomics, and how did they address the aftermath of the global
financial crisis?
Hypothesis 2: Abenomics, through its three arrows, aimed to counter

deflation, stimulate economic growth, and implement structural
reforms to address the economic challenges heightened by the global
financial crisis.
Methodology: The analysis utilizes a historical and economic approach,

combining a review of quantitative data, policy documents, and
academic literature. The methodology involves assessing the historical
context of the global financial crisis, examining the policies
implemented under Abenomics, and scrutinizing relevant economic
indicators to draw conclusions about their effectiveness.

theories and empirical studies on the relationship between excessive
base money, the global financial crisis, and the subsequent policy
responses, particularly Abenomics. It identifies key debates, findings,
and gaps in the literature, providing a foundation for the analysis.
Results and Discussion: The analysis presents the results of the study,
delving into the consequences of excessive base money during the
global financial crisis. It further explores the policy measures under
Abenomics, analyzing their impact on inflation, economic growth, and
structural reforms. The discussion critically evaluates the effectiveness of
Abenomics in addressing the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Strengths:
The analysis provides a comprehensive review of historical events and
economic policies.
The incorporation of a hypothesis-driven approach enhances the
structure and focus of the study.
Weaknesses:
The study relies on historical data, and the effectiveness of policies
might be subject to ongoing evaluation.
The analysis may be limited by the availability and quality of data,
particularly in assessing the long-term impact of Abenomics.
Overall Assessment: Despite potential limitations, the analysis
contributes valuable insights into the dynamics between excessive
base money, the global financial crisis, and the essence of Abenomics.
The strengths in structuring the research questions and hypotheses
enhance the overall assessment of the study.

Understanding the implications of economic policies, especially those
designed to counter the aftermath of a global financial crisis, is crucial
for educational and rural development financial management. The
analysis provides lessons on how comprehensive economic strategies
can be applied to address challenges in diverse economic contexts.
Conclusion: In conclusion, the analysis highlights the complex interplay

between excessive base money, the global financial crisis, and the
policy responses encapsulated in Abenomics. It critically assesses the
effectiveness of Abenomics in addressing economic challenges,
acknowledging its strengths and weaknesses. The contribution of this
analysis extends to the broader understanding of economic policy
implications and their relevance for educational and rural
development financial management in the context of a global
financial crisis.

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Title: Stock Market Development, Financial Deepening and Economic

Growth in Africa
Introduction: Stock market development and financial deepening are
often considered catalysts for economic growth. This study focuses on
exploring the relationship between stock market development,
financial deepening, and economic growth in Africa. The research
aims to provide a critical analysis of how these factors interconnect,
influencing economic development across the continent.
Summary: This study critically examines the relationships between stock

market development, financial deepening, and economic growth in
Africa. It seeks to identify the dynamics and causal links between these
variables and assess their collective impact on the economic
development of African nations.
Research Question 1: What is the nature of the relationship between

stock market development and economic growth in Africa?
Hypothesis 1: Stock market development has a positive and significant

impact on economic growth in African countries.
Research Question 2: How does financial deepening mediate the

relationship between stock market development and economic
growth in Africa?
Hypothesis 2: Financial deepening acts as a mediating factor,
enhancing the positive impact of stock market development on
economic growth in Africa.
Methodology: The study employs a quantitative approach, utilizing

data on stock market indices, financial deepening indicators, and
economic growth metrics across multiple African countries. Statistical
methods, such as regression analysis, are employed to investigate the
relationships and test the formulated hypotheses.

theories and empirical studies on stock market development, financial
deepening, and economic growth. It explores the mechanisms through
which stock markets and financial deepening contribute to economic
development and identifies gaps in the current understanding.
Results and Discussion: Quantitative results are presented, revealing the

statistical relationships between stock market development, financial
deepening, and economic growth in Africa. The discussion critically
analyzes these findings, exploring the implications, limitations, and
potential policy recommendations based on the results.
Strengths:
The quantitative approach allows for rigorous statistical analysis.
The focus on multiple African countries enhances the study's external
validity.
Weaknesses:
Data limitations or inconsistencies across countries may impact the
robustness of the results.
The study may overlook contextual factors that influence the
relationships observed.
Overall Assessment: Despite potential limitations, the study provides a

comprehensive and statistically grounded analysis of the relationships
between stock market development, financial deepening, and
economic growth in Africa. The strengths in research design contribute
to the study's overall reliability.

The findings of this study can contribute to educational and rural
development financial management by emphasizing the importance
of financial market development and deepening for economic growth.
Implementing policies to enhance financial systems, including stock
markets, could have positive spillover effects on educational and rural
development initiatives by fostering economic growth.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this study critically analyzes the relationships

between stock market development, financial deepening, and
economic growth in Africa. The research provides valuable insights into
the interconnectedness of these factors and their implications for
economic development. While acknowledging potential limitations,
the study emphasizes the importance of well-developed financial
markets for sustained economic growth in the African context.

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Republic of the Philippines

COTABATO FOUNDATION COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

DEGREE : Doctor of Education

Title: Measuring Financial Performance for the Sustainability of

Introduction: Microfinance institutions (MFIs) play a crucial role in

Summary: This study critically examines the financial performance of

Research Questions and Hypotheses:

Research Question 1: What were the key financial performance

Hypothesis 1: The financial performance indicators of MFIs in Sierra

Research Question 2: How did external factors, such as economic

Methodology: The study utilizes a mixed-methods approach,

Literature Review: The literature review critically evaluates existing

Results and Discussion: Quantitative results and qualitative insights are

Overall Assessment: Despite limitations, the study offers a robust

Republic of the Philippines

Submitted To: Dr. Harris M. Sinolinding

Date of Submission:December 15,2023

DEGREE : Doctor of Education

Title: Financial Management and Information Construction of Public

Introduction: Effective financial management and information

Summary: This research critically analyzes the financial management

Research Questions and Hypotheses:

Research Question 1: What are the existing financial management

Hypothesis 1: Effective financial management practices significantly

Research Question 2: How well-developed are the information

Methodology: This study employs a mixed-methods approach,

Results and Discussion: Quantitative results and qualitative insights are

Overall Assessment: Despite some limitations, the study offers a robust

Conclusion: In conclusion, this research critically assesses the financial

Republic of the Philippines

Submitted To: Dr. Harris M. Sinolinding

Date of Submission:December 15,2023

DEGREE : Doctor of Education

Title: Consequences of the Financial Crisis and Capital Adequacy in

Introduction: The consequences of the financial crisis on Greek banks

Summary: This study critically examines the consequences of the

Research Question 1: What were the immediate consequences of the

Hypothesis 1: The financial crisis led to a significant deterioration in the

Research Question 2: How did Greek banks respond to the challenges

Methodology: The research utilizes a mixed-methods approach,

Literature Review: The literature review critically examines existing

Overall Assessment: Despite limitations, the study offers a robust

Conclusion: In conclusion, this study critically analyzes the

Republic of the Philippines

Submitted To: Dr. Harris M. Sinolinding

Date of Submission:December 15,2023

DEGREE : Doctor of Education

Title: The Literature Review of Raised Funds to Buy Financial Products

Introduction: The literature review on raised funds to buy financial

Summary: This literature review critically examines the body of

Research Questions and Hypotheses: The literature review does not

Research Question: What factors influence the success of fundraising

Hypothesis: The effectiveness of fundraising for financial products is

Hypothesis: Funds raised through community-based initiatives may

Methodology: The literature review's methodology involves a

Literature Review: The literature review explores existing theories and

Contribution to Educational/Rural Development Financial Management:

Conclusion: In conclusion, the literature review on raised funds to buy

Republic of the Philippines

Submitted To: Dr. Harris M. Sinolinding

Date of Submission:December 15,2023

DEGREE : Doctor of Education