Vol. 5 No. 1 (2021): Accounting and Management Journal

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2021) Accounting and Management Journal

This issue of the Accounting and Management Journal features a diverse range of studies that examine the intersection of accounting, management, behavioral science, and social responsibility within various Indonesian contexts. The papers discuss how individual behavior, organizational culture, and economic disruption affect financial performance and decision-making across multiple sectors. The topics include the role of wives in supporting household income among Muslim fishing families, responsiveness and service quality assessment in university accounting programs, employee perceptions of performance evaluation systems, and the application of planned behavior theory among student entrepreneurs. Other research explores the mediating effects of religiosity and attitude in consumer purchasing behavior, the impact of COVID-19 on employment termination and corporate compliance, financial distress prediction using the Altman Z-Score, and abnormal stock returns in pharmaceutical and telecommunications sectors during the pandemic. The issue concludes with a study on product quality control in public service organizations through statistical process control, emphasizing managerial efficiency and accountability.

This issue includes contributions from authors based in Indonesia.