Participants from the International Applied Social Science Congress, who work in economics, business, tourism, and other fields in Europe, present 23 essays on issues in finance, marketing, management, economics, tourism, risk, and financial management. They discuss the measurement of government regulation in the pension system around the world and in Azerbaijan; the effects of perceived stakeholder conflict factors on guests of the Kyrenian hotels in north Cyprus; the relationship between job satisfaction, dependence on tips, and turnover intention for hotel employees; the efficiency of the tourism industry in the southern Mediterranean region; the circular economy; the dependency on foreign labor in the information and communication technology sector of the Maltese economy; and whether investors overreact to firm merger and acquisition decisions. Others address opportunities and challenges in health tourism; the influences of COVID-19 on consumer perceptions of uncertainty and risk; the economic activity on Athens commercial streets; the relationship between the credit default swap and Turkish macroeconomic indicators; immigrants advancing on the European labor market in Spain; financial development and house prices in Turkey; organizational life and employee psychology during COVID-19; the importance of thorough financial reporting during COVID-19; financial literacy in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania; agricultural business production; methods for predicting the future evolution of greenhouse gas emissions; the impact of good governance on entrepreneurship; non-financial reporting in Romania; consumers in Latvia; Latvian digital inequalities; and individual risk perceptions and behavior. Distributed in North America by Turpin Distribution. Annotation ©2021 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
