This paper first addresses future simulations needs from a generic point of view and then from the viewpoint of major stakeholders within the simulation community. These stakeholders include the simulation software developer/vendor, the corporate end user, the government end-user, the researcher and the educator. We then describe or outline the set of capabilities that will be needed to design ...

the growth in the number and quality of businesses caused many positive results for societies. but it can potentially bring some unfavorable effects to their environment. although there issued many different definitions of social responsibility, there is lack of consensus among scholars about its definition. aside from its different and sometimes paradoxical definitions, corporate social capita...

Using data from 2003 to 2020, this study uses a scientometric approach investigate the nexus between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and corporate tax aggressiveness research. The objective is identify under-explored regions, variables, citation patterns, theories, unexplored topics in body of knowledge establish trends publications on issues about social responsibility aggressiveness. In...

This research investigates corporate governance (CG) norms in Bangladesh, a developing nation. study assesses the codes’ key aspects and how they have evolved since first code was released 2006. analysis shows that BSEC changed its recommendations from voluntary to mandatory subsequent revisions 2012 2018. The modified versions increased board independence compared original code, although it is...

In this discussion of Almeida and Dalmacio (2015), we highlight some theoretical considerations that links analyst forecast properties with two disciplining mechanisms (i.e. product market competition and corporate governance) and also provide some directions for future research especially in the Brazilian context. © 2015 University of Illinois. All rights reserved. JEL classification: G15; G30...

a r t i c l e i n f o Corporate reputation is critical for cultivating stakeholder relationships and, specifically, for regaining public trust. Corporate reputation results from the firm's interactions with stakeholders, emphasizing the important role employees play in reputation management. However, employees are not necessarily aware of, or prepared for, this extra-role assignment, indicating...

In this study, the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR ) disclosure on idiosyncratic risk has been investigated concerning three stakeholder theory, information asymmetry, and risk management. It also goes further and explores the impact of some corporate governance mechanisms such as ownership structure, board characteristics, and incentive contracts on this relationship. To achieve...

Prowse’s study compares the corporate finance and governance systems of major industrialised countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, and Australia, and discusses their relative advantages and disadvantages. The author then examines the pressures for change in each system and their implications for the future evolution of financial systems. The major points of...