Accounting Information Systems (AIS) as computer-based systems that processes financial information and supports decision tasks have been implemented in most organizations but, but they still encounter a lack of Intelligence in their decision-making processes. Models and methods to evaluate and assess the Intelligence-level of Accounting Information Systems can be useful in deploying suitable b...

This paper describes a nancial market modelling framework that exploits the notion of a de ator. The denominations of the de ator measured in units of primary assets form a minimal set of basic nancial quantities that completely specify overall market dynamics. Risk premia of asset prices are obtained as a natural consequence of the approach. Contingent claim prices are computed under the real ...

This article aims to explore the main areas of research, development trends and provide a systematic overview publications in field artificial intelligence financial markets. The bibliometric tool VOSViewer is used this paper. We analyzed 353 articles contributions obtained from database Web Science, summarized our findings as follows: becoming increasingly widespread finance interdisciplinary ...

Purpose Illicit trade is pervasive in many nations and may be influenced by the level of national IQ. The current interdisciplinary paper aims to study association between intelligence illicit across nations. Design/methodology/approach index scores for 84 countries, developed Economics Intelligence Unit, are used measure dependent variable. independent variable intelligence, while economic dev...

This study examined civilian employment among Army National Guard soldiers who had recently returned from Operations Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Enduring Freedom (OEF). Of specific interest were relationships of re-employment and financial difficulties to several conditions, such as amount of social support during and after deployment, combat exposure, negative feelings during and after deployment,...

The financial viability of programme services and product offerings requires that revenue exceeds expenses. Revenue includes payments for services and products as well as donor cash and in-kind contributions. Expenses reflect consumption of purchased or contributed time and materials and utilization (depreciation) of physical plant facilities and equipment. Standard financial reports contain th...