Merger and Acquisition in Ghana Revenue Authority, Human Resource Issues Involved

Implementing a Revenue Authority Model of Tax Administration in Ghana: An Organizational Learning Perspective

The desire to increase domestic revenue mobilization has made tax reform a priority for governments in many developing countries. Addressing the tax problem, however, is often a complex process that involves reforming the tax system, as well as setting up effective administrative structures to administer that system. Many see the revenue authority (RA) model as the solution to these problems. D...

Human Resource Management on Enterprise Merger

In our country enterprise merger, people often concern in factors such as consideration fund, debt, fixed assets and so on. The human resources factor considered little. This article has analyzed human resource management on enterprise merger in the overseas enterprise, pointed out the domestic enterprise’s erroneous zone on enterprise merger and proposed the corresponding improvement measure.

Revenue Driven Resource Allocation: Funding Authority, Incentives, and New Product Development Portfolio Management

T first step in transforming strategy from a hopeful statement about the future into an operational reality is to allocate resources to innovation and new product development (NPD) programs in a portfolio. Resource allocation and NPD portfolio decisions often span multiple levels of the organization’s hierarchy, leading to questions about how much authority to bestow on managers and how to stru...

Decentralisation and Management of Human Resource for Health in the Health System of Ghana: A Decision Space Analysis

Background The implications of decentralisation on human resource for health management has not received adequate research attention despite the presupposition that the concept of decentralisation leads to the transfer of management authority and discretion for human resource management from national levels to subnational levels. This study aims at investigating the extent to which decent...

Revenue Management in Resource Exchange