Ongoing Researches

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Faculty Members Ongoing Researches

  • Finance 
  • Capital Markets
  • Banking & Insurance
  • SME
  • Financial Institutes and Markets

Qualitative research in accounting and management control systems
Accounting issues in the public sector and not for profit organizations
Governance, accountability and performance measurement systems in the public sector
Role of accounting technologies in organizational change
Financial, administrative, and cultural aspects of management control systems.

  • Finance 
  • Capital Markets
  • Banking & Insurance
  • SME
  • Financial Institutes and Markets
  • Country-of-Origin (COO) effect,
  • B2B buying behavior,
  • Consumer buying behavior,
  • Market Efficiency, Time Series Behavior of Trade.

Energy Economics, Development Macroeconomics

  • Qualitative research in accounting and management control systems
    Accounting issues in the public sector and not for profit organizations
    Governance, accountability and performance measurement systems in the public sector
    Role of accounting technologies in organizational change
    Financial, administrative, and cultural aspects of management control systems.
  • Quality Management
  • Lean Production
  • Investment Climate
  • Higher Education

  • Diffusion of Management Accounting Practices
  • Management Accounting Change and Innovation
  • Behavioral Management Accounting
  • Governance
  • Tax
  • Public Finance Management
  • Biodiversity and ecosystem services; trade-offs in ecosystem services
  • Environmental valuation; valuation under risk
  • Economics of climate change
  • Street food
  • Informal enterprise 
  • Branding for micro business  
  • Street food
  • Informal enterprise 
  • Branding for micro business  

Health Economics, Labor Economics, Experimental Economics and Development Economics

  • Human Resource Management , Effective Recruitment, Soft skills, People Analytics
  • Human Resource Management (HRM)

Environmental Economics.

Development economics.

Gender and Development.

Health Economics.