The Impacts of Quality Management on Performance Improvement in the case of Ethiopian Commodity Exchange: the mediation effect of Leadership
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2024-02-20
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Abstract
The study aimed to examine the mediation function of authority in navigating the connection
between quality assurance and effectiveness enhancement via the Ethiopian Grain Trade (ECX).
Formal surveys were conducted with 139 participants, using inductive and descriptive data. The
results showed that the Ethiopian commodities Exchange's existing checks and balances were of
passable efficacy. However, there is potential for development. Regulatory authorities should
prioritize improving supervision procedures and implementing strong quality management
procedures. This can be achieved by encouraging an environment of ongoing development and
highlighting the value of quality control across all aspects of the business.
The research also showed a strong and favorable correlation between boosting productivity,
direction, and excellent assurance. The relationship between quality control with productivity
enhancement seems to be somewhat mediated by administration. This highlights the importance
of strong management in advancing exchange-controlled exchanges effectiveness programs. The
study recommends management across the Ethiopian Stock Market embrace the development of
a society rooted in greatness through ongoing enhancement. This can be achieved by fostering
tasks that promote productivity advantages and cultivating strong managerial skills. It is also
crucial for administrators and government organizations to establish processes for ongoing
improvement and regular review and improvement of inspection procedures.