Emerging Issues in Accounting, Economics & Management

The edited volume Emerging Issues in Accounting, Economics & Management brings together a diverse collection of scholarly contributions that address contemporary challenges, opportunities, and innovations shaping the fields of business and social sciences. With twenty-one chapters authored by academicians and researchers from across India, the book presents interdisciplinary perspectives on accounting practices, economic development, financial inclusion, corporate governance, human resource management, marketing strategies, and technological transformations.

The volume explores critical issues such as corporate social responsibility, ethics in decision-making, financial decision-making, and the impact of mergers and acquisitions on the pharmaceutical sector. It highlights the role of systematic investment plans, fintech, and blockchain in advancing financial literacy, wealth creation, and rural credit accessibility. equally, the chapters emphasize the social dimensions of development, with studies on child mortality, gender and savings behavior, craft entrepreneurship, and higher education reforms.

By combining empirical research, and theoretical insights, this volume provides valuable knowledge for students, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners in the domains of accounting, economics, and management. It seeks not only to document emerging trends but also to stimulate critical thinking on how organizations and societies can adapt to evolving economic, technological, and social realities.

Overall, Emerging Issues in Accounting, Economics & Management serves as a timely academic resource that bridges traditional disciplines and contemporary debates, offering fresh insights into the dynamics of business and development in India and beyond.