Attitudes and Soft-Skills Acquired from Accounting Internship; Does It Affect the Academic Performance?

The evolution of financial reporting and information technology disruption has increased challenges in the accounting profession. Accounting practitioners have raised concerns that accounting graduates seem to possess sufficient technical knowledge, but somehow, they lack the required soft skills such as communication and analytical thinking. The accounting program must address issues on technical, soft skills and ethical issues reflecting the graduates.

Factors Affecting the Housing Affordability of Homebuyers in Perak: Measuring Transport Expenditure

Increasing housing prices in Perak has made it difficult for homebuyers to own affordable housing. Housing affordability ensures that housing provided is affordable for every income group, especially the low and middle-income groups. It has brought the government and housing developers’ attention the issue of housing affordability by supplying public low-cost housing schemes.

Sustainability in Health Service Industry: The Implementation of Material Flow Cost Accounting (MFCA) as an Eco-Efficient Analysis

This research intends to analyze the level of efficiency at hospitals to increase the efficiency of productivity and industrial competitiveness, and to support the government's commitment regarding the Sustainability Development Goals program.

Does Ethnicity Matters in Capital Structure Decision in Family Firms? Overview of Agency Theory

Drawing on the evidence indicating that prominent features of Asian companies are notably the concentrated ownership with extensive family ownership and dominance of controlling shareholders controlled by two main ethnic groups in Malaysia, namely the Chinese and the Malays, this study attempts to investigate the effect of ownership and ethnicity on the financing decisions of Malaysian family firms.