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Determining the Impact of Selected Success Factors on the Adoption of EBanking in the Zimbabwean Banking Industry

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  • Maxwell Sandada

    (University of Zimbabwe)

  • Nyarai Simbarashe

    (University of Zimbabwe)

  • Roy Shamhuyenhanzva

    (University of Louisville)

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The paper investigates the stationarity of eight indices on eight African stock markets. We review the extant literature on the stationarity of African stock markets and build on the works of Zhang et al. (2012) and Smith and Dyakova (2014). We use the non-linear ADF unit root test and the modified Wald type test under an ESTAR framework in our study. Our results show that both non-linear unit root tests fail to reject the null of unit root in all the markets but for Botswana. We infer from our results that the stock markets in Egypt, Kenya, Mauritius, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa and Tunisia are non-stationary and hence weakform efficient. Our work goes to agree with Choi and Moh (2007) who believe that, the presence of nonlinear pattern in a data has no effect on the performance of a unit root test if the non-linear process is far from a unit root process.

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  • Maxwell Sandada & Nyarai Simbarashe & Roy Shamhuyenhanzva, 2016. "Determining the Impact of Selected Success Factors on the Adoption of EBanking in the Zimbabwean Banking Industry," EuroEconomica, Danubius University of Galati, issue 2(35), pages 102-118, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:dug:journl:y:2016:i:2:p:102-118
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