Cik Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah

Cik Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah

Fakulti Kewangan Antarabangsa Labuan, UMS

Cik Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah is a distinguished researcher at Fakulti Kewangan Antarabangsa Labuan, University Malaysia Sabah.

As a member of Fakulti Kewangan Antarabangsa Labuan, they contribute significantly to the academic and research community at UMS through their expertise and dedication to advancing knowledge in their field.

Cik Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah holds Master of Commerce in Marketing from University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia , among other qualifications, and has established themselves as a respected expert in their field.

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Contact Information

Email

carolrjn@ums.edu.my

Academic Department

Fakulti Kewangan Antarabangsa Labuan, UMS

Appointed Department

Fakulti Kewangan Antarabangsa Labuan, UMS

Education

Master Of Commerce In Marketing

University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

2006

Sarjana Muda Sains Pemasaran Antarabangsa Dengan Kepujian

Universiti Malaysia Sabah

2003

Research Collaborators

Research

Projects

5

Active

3

Grants

RM 37,000.00

Research Interests & Expertise

Advertising And Marketing - Consumer Behaviour

Advertising And Marketing - Other Marketing N.E.C

Advertising And Marketing - Public Relations in Marketing

Advertising And Marketing - Retail and Wholesale Marketing

Advertising And Marketing - Service Marketing

Advertising And Marketing - Strategic Marketing and Purchasing

Advertising And Marketing - Others Specialist Areas in Advertising and Marketing N.E.C

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Research listing

Current Research Projects

Buy now, pay later (bnpl): is it financial ally or debt trap? a study among university student-universiti malaysia sabah

Member

2025 - 2027

Buy now, pay later (bnpl): is it financial ally or debt trap? a study among university student-universiti malaysia sabah

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2025 - 2027

Determining factors influencing consumers' purchase intention of electric vehicles in labuan and sabah.

Leader

2023 - 2026

Publications listing

NOTE: PUBLICATION DATA FOR THE LAST 3 YEARS WILL BE DISPLAYED

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Maisyarah Binti Stapah @ Salleh , Norhamiza Binti Ishak , Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah (2025) , Enjoy Now, Worry Later: The Rise Of Buy Now Pay Later (bnpl) As A Financial Innovation Or An Avenue To Debt? A Systematic And Bibliometric Analysis

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Fithriah Binti Ab Rahim , Yanti Binti Ahmad Shafiee , Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah (2025) , Compliance To The Agreement On Technical Barrier To Trade (tbt): The Case Of Malaysia’s Environmental Protection Measures

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Fithriah Binti Ab Rahim , Norhamiza Binti Ishak , Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah , Nazarina Binti Jamil (2024) , Business Schools’ Students Willingness To Embrace The Principles Of Global Ethics In Management Education And Learning

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Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah , Nurhamiza Binti Mumin @ Osman , Norhamiza Binti Ishak (2024) , Comparison Of Dividends Announcement During Two Sluggish Economic Conditions: Global Financial Crisis 2008 And Covid-19 Pandemic Outbreak In Malaysia

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Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah , Maisyarah Binti Stapah @ Salleh (2023) , The Impact Of Advertising Expenditure On The Performance Of Islamic Banks In Malaysia

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Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah (2023) , The Impact Of Advertising Expenditure On The Performance Of Islamic Banks In Malaysia

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Norhamiza Binti Ishak , Nurhamiza Binti Mumin @ Osman , Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah (2023) , Comparative Analysis Of Dividend Announcements: Navigating Economic Turbulence In The Global Financial Crisis Of 2008 And The Covid-19 Pandemic Outbreak In Malaysia.

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Yanti Binti Ahmad Shafiee , Caroline Rosie Anak Jeffrey Nasah (2023) , The Effect Of Article Xx Of The General Agreement And Tariff And Trade (gatt) On Environmental Protection Measures: The Case Of Malaysia