Afrikan Business and Economics
Discussion on business and economics as relating to Afrikan people.
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Rather than impose hefty taxes and tariffs on the multinationals the Black Colonialists attack the people without a viable political voice within the neocolonial state apparatus.- View 1 reply
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This proverb comes from the book “Bu Me Bɛ”
Woforo dua a, foro tenten na wote hwe a, atumpan ama wo dammirifua.
If you climb a tree, climb the tall one so that if you fall down, the talking drums will play condolences for you.
(If you have ambitions, let them be big ones so at least if anything happens to you, you will have the merit of… Read more
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This paper gives an overview of Black-owned businesses in the US, including which industries we mainly occupy, as well as the challenges faced.
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Research paper argues that so-called “emerging economies” do not comply with corporate governance practices (laws, accounting practices, kwk) due to the fact that those practices are viewed as foreign and coercive. Therefore, incorporating local and national business culture would help with implementation and enforcement.
The authors do…
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