Welcome to the Mountain Plains Journal of Business and Technology, an electronic journal for academicians and practicing professionals in any area of business and its associated technologies, to share their expertise and findings with fellow practitioners and scholars world-wide.
The Mountain Plains Journal of Business & Technology (MPJBT) uses a continuous publication model on a calendar year basis, each issue starting in January. Articles are added to the latest issue soon after they are accepted and prepared for publication. Scholars and readers will thus have faster access to the latest articles and the authors will have tangible evidence of their scholarly work sooner.
Current Issue: Volume 25, Issue 1 (2024)
Empirical Research
Disparities in Housing Affordability by Income, Housing Tenure, and Race in US Census-designated Regions
Jeffery S. Bredthauer, Javed Iqbal, and Christopher Decker
An Exploratory Comparison of the Impact of Covid-19 on American and Chinese College Student Lives
Arvind Agrawal, Alan Hamlin, Steve Barney, and Yongchuan Shi
Case Study
Case Study: The Strategy, Implementation, and Financial Performance of the Bank of North Dakota
Muhammad Umar Farooq, Faruk Arslan, Donovan Fuqua, and Victor Pimentel
Editorial Board
- Editor
- Sri Seshadri, University of Nebraska at Kearney
- Publishing Editor
- Laurinda Weisse, University of Nebraska at Kearney
Board Members
- Tim Jares, Dean of the College of Business and Technology, Professor of Finance, University of Nebraska at Kearney
- Vani Kotcherlakota, Emeritus Professor, Economics, University of Nebraska at Kearney
- Elizabeth Manser Payne, Marketing, University of South Dakota
- Nacasius Ujah, Asst. Professor, Finance, South Dakota State University
- Alan Hamlin, Professor, Management, Southern Utah University
- Robert Houghton, Asst. Professor, Business Informatics, Idaho State University
- Stoyu Ivanov, Professor, Finance, San Jose State University
Publishing
The Mountain Plains Journal of Business & Technology (MPJBT) uses a continuous publication model on a calendar year basis, each issue starting in January. Articles are added to the latest issue soon after they are accepted and prepared for publication. Scholars and readers thus have faster access to the latest articles and the authors have tangible evidence of their scholarly work sooner.
