Topics and methods in economics, finance, and business journals: A content analysis enquiry

Camargo, Jorge E.; González, Maximiliano; Guzmán, Alexander; Horst, Enrique ter; Dávila, María Andrea Trujillo

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2018.e01062

Cited by 9 publications

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“…The techniques were advised by Walker & Harland (2008), who stated that a simple case could be elaborated to be valuable research with certain conditions met. The standing was getting much attention from Mihas (2023), Camargo et al (2018), Ziegler (2021), and Laudien et al (2023). Experts must measure the preliminary information and data as we collaborated with them by enactment the expert judgment to be raised to the forum of the analytical hierarchy process (AHP).…”

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Managing Complex Investment Procedures

Subiyanto

2023

Petra IJBS

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This study aims to obtain notice, knowledge, and practical experience to help-guiding-investors on how to anticipate and deal with complicated investment procedures in Indonesia. As a developing country, Indonesia is well known for applying complicated and overlapped procedures. The complex procedures start in the beginning phase, during construction, and even arise again when the construction phase has nearly completed to enter operation. The methods presented are based on mixed interdisciplinary analyses. In preliminary, we enhanced the initial data using case studies. In the next phase, we validate through an exploratory study combined with an analytical hierarchy process. We provide an additional stage of descriptive analysis before we conclude as research findings. The results found that investors must first build a bolstered project team to address the complicated procedures. The team has addressed five stages that must be carefully handled: the preparation phase, procurement stage, groundbreaking and construction period, commissioning time, and the scheduled closing ceremonies. The most attention is addressing the preparation stage. Despite being proven in the cement projects, the findings can be implemented in other construction projects with several adjustments. This study demonstrated better building governance for societies and Nations and would be beneficial to improve the fairness climate for the Government of Indonesia.

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Managing Complex Investment Procedures

Subiyanto

2023

Petra IJBS

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“…It was not the intention of this research project to identify or suggest journal topics that could or should be added to the CBAR, as Cafferky (2017) provided for the JBIB after 10 years of publication. Such a project would likely require a different technique, such as bigram analysis (Camargo et al, 2018) or heat mapping of network analysis (Cho et al, 2017) and delving into the content of each article. As stated in the introduction, the identity and values stated by a journal should directly correlate to the actual content of the journal, so it is important to continuously affirm and/or reevaluate identity and values to ensure continuity within publications.…”

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Re-examining the Identity and Values of the Christian Business Academy Review

Jones,

Russell,

Summerville

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To inform its readership and potential contributors, this paper revisits and builds on the work of Dulaney’s (2014) study of the Christian Business Academy Review (CBAR). In this article, the researchers analyze CBAR titles and abstracts and titles from the Academy of Management Learning and Education (AMLE) for the period from 2014 to 2023 and compare those results to Dulaney’s original findings. To further name the specific discourse of the journal, the researchers conducted a thematic analysis of the CBAR’s abstracts. The results of this study show the CBAR to be a dynamic and growing venue for both single and multiple authors to engage in the sharing of ideas and resources related to the teaching of a great variety of business topics from a Christian worldview and to college teaching as a profession. Perhaps most importantly, the CBAR has remained true to its stated purpose.

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“…Equation ( 2) implies that z i is a sufficient statistic for y i because the outcome variables are considered independent of the text counts conditioned on the projection z i [23]. This SR score can be interpreted as the average factor loading or contribution of document i [24], a variable similar to the Altman's z score, which indicates the credit quality of a company [25]. Using Equation ( 1), the factor loading can be estimated using fat-tailed and sparsity-inducing independent Laplace priors for each coefficient φ j [22].…”

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Does Climate Change News Matter?

Ferrer,

Malagon,

ter Horst

2023

Sustainability

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We explore the importance of climate change as a news topic and examine the relationship between climate change news and financial returns using a large news database that consists of more than 4 million news stories. We use multinomial inverse regression—a Bayesian approach capable of handling the multi-dimensionality of our data—to translate news into a quantifiable input. We also build a climate change dictionary from different sources to identify climate change related words. We find that climate change is a persistent topic in our news universe, which indicates that it is a relevant news topic. This relevance is supported by the non-zero contribution of climate change related trigrams (CCRTs) in the constructed news index. However, our sample does not show an increasing trend of the relative daily presence of CCRTs, which signals that the news are unlikely the source that furthers the perceived increasing awareness of climate change. Lastly, we determine the salient CCRTs present during good and bad days of the market. This result highlights the presence in the news of topics related to fuel and energy, emission, climate change, disaster, and fiscal policy.

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Topics and methods in economics, finance, and business journals: A content analysis enquiry

Cited by 9 publications

References 69 publications

Managing Complex Investment Procedures

Managing Complex Investment Procedures

Re-examining the Identity and Values of the Christian Business Academy Review

Does Climate Change News Matter?

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