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4. Sustaining the Earth: Unraveling the Synergy of Workplace Spirituality, Responsible Leadership, and Pro-Environmental Behavior in Pakistan’s SMEs

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Shah,Syed Haider Ali, Fahlevi,Mochammad, Jamshed,Kamran, Aman,Nida, Rafiq,Nosheen, Jermsittiparsert,Kittisak, Aljuaid,Mohammed, Shah,Syed Haider Ali, Fahlevi,Mochammad, Jamshed,Kamran, Aman,Nida, Rafiq,Nosheen, Jermsittiparsert,Kittisak, and Aljuaid,Mohammed

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Syed Haider Ali Shah,1 Mochammad Fahlevi,2 Kamran Jamshed,3 Nida Aman,3 Nosheen Rafiq,3 Kittisak Jermsittiparsert,4 Mohammed Aljuaid5 1Department of Business Studies, Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan; 2Management Department, BINUS Online Learning, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia; 3Department of Management Sciences, Bahria University, Islamabad, Pakistan; 4Faculty of Education, University of City Island, Famagusta, Northern Cyprus, Cyprus; 5Department of Health Administration, College of Business Administration, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaCorrespondence: Mochammad Fahlevi, Email mochammad.fahlevi@binus.ac.idPurpose: The purpose of this research is to investigate the synergistic impact of workplace spirituality (WPS), responsible leadership (RL), and pro-environmental behavior (PEB) within the context of Pakistan’s Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) along with the mediating mechanism of Affective commitment (AC).Methods: Our study utilizes structural equation modeling (SEM) to analyze survey data collected from 390 employees within Pakistani SMEs. We develop a single unified framework to test the hypothesized relationships between RL, PEB, and AC as a mediator.Results: Our results unveil significant positive relationships between WPS, RL, and PEB. Our findings endorse both the direct connections between WPS, RL, and PEB, as well as the mediating mechanisms through AC. This study offers novel insights into the influence of PEB in the context of Pakistan’s SMEs.Conclusion: The research significantly contributes to the existing literature by examining WPS, RL, PEB, and AC in the context of Pakistan’s SMEs. The study’s conclusions emphasize the potential benefits of integrating WPS and RL into business practices to encourage PEB. Additionally, we discuss the limitations of our research and suggest future avenues for further exploration in this vital area of sustainable business management.Keywords: workplace spirituality, respon

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2023

9. Application of Machine Learning Algorithms for Sustainable Business Management Based on Macro-Economic Data: Supervised Learning Techniques Approach

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Khan, Muhammad Anees, primary, Abbas, Kumail, additional, Su’ud, Mazliham Mohd, additional, Salameh, Anas A., additional, Alam, Muhammad Mansoor, additional, Aman, Nida, additional, Mehreen, Mehreen, additional, Jan, Amin, additional, Hashim, Nik Alif Amri Bin Nik, additional, and Aziz, Roslizawati Che, additional

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2022
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12. Identification of Financial Distressed Firms at Pakistan Stock Exchange Through Infusion of Corporate Social Responsibility Information into Altman Z-Score.

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Mumtaz, Khalid, Mujtaba, Ammara, and Aman, Nida

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STOCK exchanges, SOCIAL responsibility of business, BANKRUPTCY, CONSERVATISM
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Financial distress is one of the leading reasons for corporate default, foreclosure, and subsequent bankruptcy. Traditionally accounting information-based models have been used to identify the financially distressed firms. Inaccurate identification results in type-I and type-II errors. These errors are attributable to the elements of conservatism and prudence within the accounting information. Enclosure of market information into these models may reduce the quantum of errors and improve the existing ability of these models to accurately identify the financially distressed firms. This study has infused the Corporate Social Responsibility information into the Altman Z-Score. The enclosure has been made using additive index methodology, resulting in formation of a Composite Default Index. 161 non-financial firms listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange have been taken as the sample over the study period of 2010-2016. The accuracy of Composite default Index has been found significantly better as compared to the ZScore Default Index as the type-I and type-II errors are reduced by 41% and 132% respectively. This study has implication for the corporate regulators, practitioners, stakeholders and researchers in form of providing a better mechanism to identify the financially distressed firms, future studies may consider other forms of market information and the accounting information-based models to improve upon the same, further. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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