Diversité ethnoculturelle des employés et performance financière des PME camerounaises

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Dr. Gweth Mbaga Simon Magloire
Dr. Gweth Mbaga Simon Magloire
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Gweth Mbaga Simon Magloire
Gweth Mbaga Simon Magloire
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Ewane Sorielle Cybèle
Ewane Sorielle Cybèle
1 Université de Bertoua-Cameroun

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The aim of this paper is to study the influence of employees ethno cultural factors on the financial performance of Cameroonian SMEs. To do this, we evaluated the ethno cultural diversity of employees, first by the customs of the employees ethnic groups which are measured by beliefs, rites, taboos and secondly by the employees ethnic language which is measured by the cognitive capacities of languages. employees. Financial performance is understood by the return on assets (ROA), the return on investments (ROI), the solvency, the evolution of profits and the evolution of liquidity. A multiple linear regression mobilized using the responses collected on 42 SMEs allowed to conclude that only the customs of the ethnic groups of the employees have positive effects on their financial performance.

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Dr. Gweth Mbaga Simon Magloire. 2020. \u201cDiversité ethnoculturelle des employés et performance financière des PME camerounaises\u201d. Global Journal of Management and Business Research - C: Finance GJMBR-C Volume 20 (GJMBR Volume 20 Issue C3): .

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The aim of this paper is to study the influence of employees ethno cultural factors on the financial performance of Cameroonian SMEs. To do this, we evaluated the ethno cultural diversity of employees, first by the customs of the employees ethnic groups which are measured by beliefs, rites, taboos and secondly by the employees ethnic language which is measured by the cognitive capacities of languages. employees. Financial performance is understood by the return on assets (ROA), the return on investments (ROI), the solvency, the evolution of profits and the evolution of liquidity. A multiple linear regression mobilized using the responses collected on 42 SMEs allowed to conclude that only the customs of the ethnic groups of the employees have positive effects on their financial performance.

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