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Human Capital Elements and their Influence on Perfromance Evidence from Ugandas Manufacturing Firms

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Sulait Tumwine, Sentrine Nasiima, Dr. Nixon Kamukama. 2014. "Human Capital Elements and their Influence on Perfromance Evidence from Ugandas Manufacturing Firms". Global Journal of Management and Business Research - D: Accounting & Auditing GJMBR-D Volume 14 (GJMBR Volume 14 Issue 15 (D2)).

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Human Capital Elements and their Influence on Perfromance Evidence from Ugandas Manufacturing Firms

Sulait Tumwine
Sulait Tumwine Makerere University Business School
Sentrine Nasiima
Sentrine Nasiima <p>Makerere University Business School</p>
Dr. Kamukama
Dr. Kamukama <p>Makerere University Business School</p>