The aim of this paper is to investigate the asymmetric effects of the crude oil price on global economic policy uncertainty (EPU) using a nonlinear, autoregressive distributed lag approach. The results of the bounds test indicate that there is a long-run equilibrium relationship between economic uncertainty and crude oil price. Furthermore, we conclude that the long-run equilibrium relationship is a usual logical relationship and not a degraded relationship. The results of the asymmetric test also showed that the positive and negative shocks in oil prices do not have an asymmetric effect on the EPU in the long run and have an asymmetric effect in the short term. In addition, a negative shock may have a relatively greater effect in the long run compared to a positive shock while a positive shock may have a relatively greater impact in the short term compared to a negative shock. Our results are important to both investors interested in the oil market, as well as for policymakers.

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Implementation of strategies based on the training and development program is very effective for the improvement of mobile banking for financial implication. With the help of these programs and strategies it is also possible to enable professional development, which increases new skills and methods for people and government that helps to upgrade their existing skills, and quality also. This study is all about financial inclusion and mobile banking adoption to help for people. In this study the approach of data analytics will be performed based on the “Structural Equation Model”. The SEM is a bunch of statistical techniques which helps to analyze and measure the relationships of latent and observed variables. This model consists of five different steps such as model modification, model evaluation, parameter estimation, identification, and specification. With the help of this model it is possible to develop and explain relationships of different variables which represent a hypothetical analysis of the study. This study will also discuss various models and approaches based on secondary data analysis. In the literature review part of this study various approaches and models will be discussed based on this study which helps to improve the strategies for different methods based on the training and development program.

Keyword: Financial implication, Mobile banking SEM, models

Many studies by researchers and accounting educators explore various factors associated with the success or failure of accounting majors in college level accounting courses. This paper identifies and summarizes the main difficulties associated with low student academic achievement in finance for managers in Gulf college in Oman. The research empirically investigates student perceptions of the difficulties of academic achievement in finance for managers courses. The research method was a survey that involved classifying students in business, marketing and business economic. Data was collected through a questionnaire with 23 items related to four primary groups: academic staff style, exams and quizzes, students, and accounting textbooks. This is result findings show that the major obstacles of learning and study finance for managers that Traditional pedagogical Techniques, Lack of English language proficiency.

Keywords: academic achievement, learning difficulties, finance for managers, attitude, Gulf college

The aim of this article is to investigate the asymmetric effects of the oil price on economic policy uncertainty for the period from January 1997 to May 2021 using a non-linear autoregressive distributed lag approach. The results of the bounds test indicate that there is a long-run equilibrium relationship between the economic uncertainty index and oil price. Furthermore, we conclude that the long-run equilibrium relationship is a usual logical relationship and not a degraded relationship. The results of the asymmetric effects in the short and long term also showed that the positive and negative shocks to oil prices have an asymmetric effect on the EPU index. In addition, the negative shock may have a greater absolute effect in the long run. Our results are important to both investors interested in the oil market, as well as for policymakers.