Forget to get exhausted while finding the most updated literature and research across the area of economics of development, business and accounting. Whether you aim to seek research ideas, learn from best practices, formulate evidence-based policies, “Recent Studies in Economics of Development, Business and Accounting” is your decent starting point. By showcasing evidence from Indonesia, the fastest-growing economies in the south-Asia region and beyond, this edited volume brings wide and deep insights on: How supports from government (through policy and subsidy), academia (through community engagement programs), public (through cash waqf) play role in improving the sustainability of informal sectors including microfinance and fishery; How corporate governance structure, the structure of ownership, gender diversity and country law play a role in companies’ CSR disclosures and earning management; How children’s education, marriage, and other demographic indicator affect intergenerational income mobility to their parents; How the integration of business ethics into the undergraduate accounting curriculum, teaching methods and student interactions correlate with student ethical sensitivity; How companies’ tax avoidance and audit quality influence their probability to participate in tax amnesty; How the host and home country’s determinants influences return of capital market product; How business leaders and policymakers may generate practical implications from various studies on the volume.

Forget to get exhausted while finding the most updated literature and research across the area of economics of development, business and accounting. Whether you aim to seek research ideas, learn from best practices, formulate evidence-based policies, “Recent Studies in Economics of Development, Business and Accounting” is your decent starting point. By showcasing evidence from Indonesia, the fastest-growing economies in the south-Asia region and beyond, this edited volume brings wide and deep insights on: How supports from government (through policy and subsidy), academia (through community engagement programs), public (through cash waqf) play role in improving the sustainability of informal sectors including microfinance and fishery; How corporate governance structure, the structure of ownership, gender diversity and country law play a role in companies’ CSR disclosures and earning management; How children’s education, marriage, and other demographic indicator affect intergenerational income mobility to their parents; How the integration of business ethics into the undergraduate accounting curriculum, teaching methods and student interactions correlate with student ethical sensitivity; How companies’ tax avoidance and audit quality influence their probability to participate in tax amnesty; How the host and home country’s determinants influences return of capital market product; How business leaders and policymakers may generate practical implications from various studies on the volume.

Forget to get exhausted while finding the most updated literature and research across the area of economics of development, business and accounting. Whether you aim to seek research ideas, learn from best practices, formulate evidence-based policies, “Recent Studies in Economics of Development, Business and Accounting” is your decent starting point. By showcasing evidence from Indonesia, the fastest-growing economies in the south-Asia region and beyond, this edited volume brings wide and deep insights on: How supports from government (through policy and subsidy), academia (through community engagement programs), public (through cash waqf) play role in improving the sustainability of informal sectors including microfinance and fishery; How corporate governance structure, the structure of ownership, gender diversity and country law play a role in companies’ CSR disclosures and earning management; How children’s education, marriage, and other demographic indicator affect intergenerational income mobility to their parents; How the integration of business ethics into the undergraduate accounting curriculum, teaching methods and student interactions correlate with student ethical sensitivity; How companies’ tax avoidance and audit quality influence their probability to participate in tax amnesty; How the host and home country’s determinants influences return of capital market product; How business leaders and policymakers may generate practical implications from various studies on the volume.