This is a resource for academia, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to take part in the discourses of various most updated issues within the shared prolific intersection of the three domains. It discusses headline topics such as how internet penetration and quality may improve a country's productivity, how usage of big data can predict customer churn, how connection with global value chain may stimulate demand for worker, how prominence of CSR disclosure in optimizing firm value along with the reflections of other thought-provoking topics. The configuration of this edited volume manifests the concerted connection between economics of development, business and finance in its four parts, which offer thorough investigation-based evidence on investment, technology and human capital development; corporate social responsibility, big data, and customer behaviour; reporting, auditing, business financial performance; and finance and banking. Articles in these chapters are also completed with executable managerial and policy implications providing handiness to business leaders and policymakers to walk the talk without getting overinvolved with texts and numbers.

Table of Contents:
Preface; Evidence of the Crowding-Out Effect in Indonesia: Comparison of 19902002 and 20032017; Finding a New Source of Growth: Impact of Internet Towards Productivity in Indonesia; Do Workers Benefit from the Global Value Chain? Lessons Learned from the Indonesian Apparel Sector; Money Talks but Education Doesnt: A Study of Economic Abuse of Married Couple in Indonesia; Labor Migration and Economic Agglomeration in Indonesia; The Effect of Board Size and Organisational Slack Resources on CSR Disclosure and Value of Indonesian Manufacturing Firms; Effects of CSR Disclosure on Firm Value: Investigating the Moderating Role of Risk Management; Firm Life Cycle, Corporate Social Responsibility and Firm Financial Performance; Predicting Customer Churn in the Indonesia Telecommunications Industry Using Big Data; Multi-Channel Retailing: Effect of Service Quality and Image Congruity on Intention to Recommend; Co-Creation in the Video Game Industry through Membership in Virtual Communities; Influence of Intrinsic Motivation and Risk-Taking Propensity on the Financial Performance of SMEs in South Sulawesi, Indonesia with Non-Financial Performance as a Mediator; The Determinants of Consumer Vulnerability to Being a Victim of Affinity Fraud; Effect of Whistleblowing and Codes of Conduct on Reported Fraud in Indonesias Banks; IFRS Convergence and Audit Fees: An ASEAN Cross-Country Study; The Effect of Diversity on Boards of Directors and Earnings Management with Audit Committee as the Moderator; Effect of Other Component Auditor Involvement in Audit Group on Audit Quality: The Role of SA 600; Does the Agency Problem Mitigate Effects of Procurement Expenditures on Local Government Performance? Evidence from Indonesia; The Effectiveness of the Board of Commissioners and Audit Committee Alleviating Fraud; The Association Among Characteristics of Boards of Commissioners, Audit Committee Members and Audit Fees in Indonesia; The Impact of Global Financial Distress and Uncertainties toward Sukuk Return Dynamics in Global Market, GCC and Non-GCC; Factors Affecting Funding Decisions of Donation-Based Crowdfunding Projects; Effects of Internal Risk Factors and Corporate Governance on Risk-Taking by Indonesian Insurance Companies; Index.