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Complex Systems and Sustainability in the Global Auditing, Consulting, and Credit Rating Agency Industries (Hardcover)
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Complex Systems and Sustainability in the Global Auditing, Consulting, and Credit Rating Agency Industries (Hardcover)
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This book focuses on aspects of Industrial Mathematics (Networks;
Complex Systems and Behavioral Game Theory) and Theoretical
Computer Science (Behavioral Game Theory and Applied Math). Its
major contribution is that it introduces new models and "informal"
algorithms that solve social-choice problems (using behavioral Game
Theory), it introduces new mathematical proofs, and it introduces
new algorithms that prove that the Myerson-Satterthwaite
Impossibility Theorem is wrong or inapplicable. The
Myerson-Satterthwaite Impossibility Theorem has been a major
foundation theorem in various branches of Computer Science and
Applied Math. The book analyzes Industrial Organization, Mechanism
Design, Political Economy and Complex Systems issues in the global
accounting/consulting industry, the "Quasi-franchising industry"
and the global Credit Rating Agency (CRA) industry which are
currently some of the most international of all services
industries, and have or can have substantial effects on
international trade and international capital flows. During
2000-2019, the services sector in general expanded in many
countries and especially in emerging markets countries - and that
is having substantial effects on the evolution of national
economies. The objectives and achievements of this book are
multifaceted. It explains the macroeconomic, behavioral operations
research and political economy issues that affect and the evolution
of accounting/auditing firms, CRAs, management consulting firms and
environmental auditing firms. It also analyzes the types of
intra-company decisions and group dynamics and auditor-decisions
that can have significant effects on innovation and competition
within the accounting/consulting industry and (on clients'
industries) and on overall economic growth in nations. Furthermore,
it analyzes structural changes and antitrust problems in the global
accounting/consulting industry and the CRA industry and explains
how these antitrust problems and structural changes have worsened
climate change and corporate compliance with environmental
regulations. Among these topics the author also talks about issues
that affect audit contract, contracting between CRAs and issuers,
and industry structure and evolution by critiquing various existing
CRA business models and introducing new business models for the
future.
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