The aim of this research is to investigate project commitment in the information systems security context. In doing so, a survey takes place in order to investigate organizational commitment to information security projects within a financial institution. Achieving the required level of information security within organizations usually requires more than security awareness and control but also ...

the present research studies how material and non-material factors could attract people to work in public and private sectors. the study focuses on the effect of financial incentives on better performance in the workplace, as well as the importance of wages, job security, authority, and job satisfaction in both the public and the private sectors. research subjects are all public and private sec...

Inadvertent disclosure of sensitive business information represents one the largest classes of recent security breaches. We examine a specific instance of this problem – inadvertent disclosures through peer-to-peer file sharing networks. We characterize the extent of the security problem for a group of large financial institutions using a direct analysis of leaked documents. We also characteriz...

Financial sector is always full of insecurity, owing to volatility in the financial sector, most of the investors fails to book the profit. It has been observed in this study that maximum percentage of return of a security or indices follows the Benford's law when price of the security or indices breaks the volume weighted moving average in upper trend. Results of this study can be used by...

Financial decisions are compelled and constrained by non-financial factors. These include personality characteristics of individuals as well as the social environments in which decisions are made. This paper provides an overview of theories that seek to explain how non-financial factors influence financial decisions: Developmental Psychology, Crystallized and Fluid Intelligence, Behavioral Econ...

This paper studies an overlapping generations (OLG) model with production under the assumption that capital investment is completely irreversible: installed capital cannot be transformed back into consumption good nor transferred from one firm to another. Since firms cannot be dismantled at each generational change without loosing their value, their ownership is transmitted from generations to ...