Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. Executive Compensation and Financial Business Performance: A Research Model Proposal
(Marina Godinho Antunes, Pedro Ribeiro Mucharreira, Maria Rosário Texeira Justino and Joaquin Texeira Quirós, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Lisbon, Portugal, and others)
Chapter 2. Free Movement of Goods within the European Union: A Brief Reflection in an Age of Growing Protectionism
(Davide Argiolas, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Lisbon, Portugal)
Chapter 3. Student and Employer Perceptions of Accounting Skills Development
(Alexandra Margarida Domingos, Maria Manuela Sarmento and Maria Manuela Rebelo Duarte, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Lisbon, Portugal, and others)
Chapter 4. An Empirical Assessment of Students’ Performance by Using a Contextual Approach
(Fábio de Albuquerque and António Cariano, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Lisbon, Portugal)
Chapter 5. Pedagogical Dimensions in Business Simulation and Management Games
(Hélder Fanha Martins, and Jorge Sequeira, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, CETAPS Research Centre, NOVA University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, and others)
Chapter 6. On the Teaching of Management in Digital Transformation Time: Public Administration and “Immersion” as a Developing Method
(Hélder Fanha Martins, Maria Augusta Fernandes and Raúl D. Navas, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, CETAPS Research Centre, NOVA University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, and others)
Chapter 7. Lessons from the Marquis of Pombal: From Architectural Mockups to the Class of Commerce
(Margarida Piteira and Miguel Pereira Lopes, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Lisbon, Portugal, and others)
Chapter 8. Simulation Games in Economics and Business: Building Artificial Worlds for Flesh and Blood Players
(Orlando Gomes, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Lisbon, Portugal)
Chapter 9. Towards a Micro-Simulated Model of Household Consumption and Savings
(Orlando Gomes, Jorge Sequeira, Mariya Gubareva and Luís Cavique, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Lisbon, Portugal, and others)
Index
Audience
This book presents original research in various areas of applied business, and places a special emphasis on a particular subject of vital interest for scholars interested in higher education vocational training: economics and business simulation, and its primary market is composed by researchers and teachers in any field of applied business. Other audiences include researchers in general, teachers in general, and the general public with interests in management, business, accounting, finance, and teaching practices in any of these fields. Professional bodies and associations related to accounting, taxation, auditing, finance, business, and economics are also relevant target audiences.
Keywords
Applied Business Research, Simulation Studies, Lisbon Accounting and Business School, Accounting and Finance, Business Law
