The factors influencing the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and the effect on the efficiency of maize marketing in North-Central Nigeria were analyzed; based on profit margins, factor effects and logit regression model. Results showed that age of marketers, education, regulatory bodies, market channels, marketing cost and ICT significantly affect maize marketing efficiency; and that maize marketing was price efficient but operationally inefficient (ranging from 194.83 to 399.46 percent). Sources of market information were: extension agents (53 percent), radio and television (53 percent), mobile phones (47 percent), video programs (30.5 percent), and internet (25 percent). Furthermore, the costs of mobile phones and a...
Market access is increasingly relying on ICTs like telephony, internet and radios that are only adop...
Location differences usually create challenges and opportunities in most economic activities the wor...
The objectives of this study were two-folds. First, examined the use of mobile phone technology to f...
The use of Information Communication technologies (ICTs) as a management tool has gained widespread ...
Government of Malawi has been promoting initiatives like Malawi Agriculture Commodity Exchange (MACE...
Developing countries have been promoting initiatives that aim at reducing information asymmetry amon...
In 2004, the government of Malawi introduced the Malawi Agriculture Commodity Exchange under the Ini...
This study evaluated the impact of Information Communication Technology (ICT)-based marketing, drawi...
The paper presents profi tability and marketing effi - ciency of maize in Kwande Local Government Ar...
Consumer purchasing behaviour is always influenced by many factors ranging from psychological, socia...
This study was carried out to assess the use of ICTs by farmers in Makurdi Local Government Area of ...
Base on the fact that ICT’s components are the fastest tools of disseminating information and Nigeri...
The study identified the levels of ICT use, awareness, accessibility, perceived organizational suppo...
The study examined how different communication channels influenced the awareness and adoption behavi...
Examining the efficiency of fresh maize marketing and effects of socio-economic and demographic fact...
Market access is increasingly relying on ICTs like telephony, internet and radios that are only adop...
Location differences usually create challenges and opportunities in most economic activities the wor...
The objectives of this study were two-folds. First, examined the use of mobile phone technology to f...
The use of Information Communication technologies (ICTs) as a management tool has gained widespread ...
Government of Malawi has been promoting initiatives like Malawi Agriculture Commodity Exchange (MACE...
Developing countries have been promoting initiatives that aim at reducing information asymmetry amon...
In 2004, the government of Malawi introduced the Malawi Agriculture Commodity Exchange under the Ini...
This study evaluated the impact of Information Communication Technology (ICT)-based marketing, drawi...
The paper presents profi tability and marketing effi - ciency of maize in Kwande Local Government Ar...
Consumer purchasing behaviour is always influenced by many factors ranging from psychological, socia...
This study was carried out to assess the use of ICTs by farmers in Makurdi Local Government Area of ...
Base on the fact that ICT’s components are the fastest tools of disseminating information and Nigeri...
The study identified the levels of ICT use, awareness, accessibility, perceived organizational suppo...
The study examined how different communication channels influenced the awareness and adoption behavi...
Examining the efficiency of fresh maize marketing and effects of socio-economic and demographic fact...
Market access is increasingly relying on ICTs like telephony, internet and radios that are only adop...
Location differences usually create challenges and opportunities in most economic activities the wor...
The objectives of this study were two-folds. First, examined the use of mobile phone technology to f...