Individual job performance is a fundamental construct in the field of organizational behavior. Among the most important determinants of performance is motivation, one of the main processes that explain human behavior. In ...

The dissertation addresses the management of the Scientific Periodicals Portal of the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), emphasizing the importance of this type of portal in the communication and dissemination of scientific ...

Cross-border trade is a phenomenon that occurs at Brazilian borders, mainly in the twin cities, due to the physical proximity and the complex dynamics experienced by the border population in these regions. The Brazilian ...

Coffee is the second most consumed drink in the world, second only to water, and Brazil occupies the position of world leader in the primary production of this bean. In addition to its agricultural relevance, the coffee ...

This study aims to examine the effectiveness of the tax presence in combating tax evasion and promoting tax compliance in the segment of small and medium-sized companies, domiciled in the 5th Tax Region of Brazil, states ...

The rapid evolution of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) has profoundly transformed the way public and private organizations provide services, interact with their audiences and carry out their daily activities. ...

In recent decades, the issue of solid waste has gained more space in environmental discussions at a global level. In Brazil, the National Solid Waste Policy made all actors involved in the production chain responsible ...

The phenomenon of technological intermediation of work by digital platforms has led to new arrangements in labor relations and service provision models. The characteristic feature of these companies is the exclusive use ...

This dissertation, based on the Theory of Behavioral Economics known as nudges, aims to investigate the behavior of taxpayers who are domestic employers in order to, through sending messages, seek to understand factors ...

In 1968, Nobel Prize winner Gary Becker theorized the economics of crime, stating that the potential offender always weighs the cost-benefit before committing the offense. For that, he considers the size of the reward ...