Where are the accounting professionals in Brazil?
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https://doi.org/10.21680/2176-9036.2019v11n1ID15934Keywords:
Accounting Professional; Human development Index; Accounting Labor Market; Regional Distribution.Abstract
Purpose: This article aims to identify factors that contribute to the establishment of accounting professionals in different regions of Brazil.
Methodology: For this, information was selected regarding the number of professionals in the formal labor market included in the Annual Report on Social Information of the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE). Data were collected referring to 452,682 registered workers in the accounting sector in the year 2016. The results were obtained by analysis of multiple linear regression by ordinary least squares (OLS) with and without the stepwise method. The regression models were also tested with or without the model constant, which generated a total of eight distinct regression models. The variables considered as determinants of professional fixation by region were: GDP per capita (PPP), Population Density (DP), Human Development Index (HDI), Number of Establishments (EST) and Number of Accounting Organizations.
Results: The results obtained point to a positive and significant relationship between the HDI and the number of accounting professionals per federation unit in almost all models. The other variables did not present the same persistence. Additional tests point to the same result for municipalities. The result obtained indicates that the human development index is considered as the main explanatory variable of the number of accounting professionals by region, affirming the existence of a relationship between the development of a region and the respective presence of the accounting professional.
Contributions of the Study: Finding the reasons why the accounting professional moves in the national and / or international territory is an important data for the Brazilian accounting profession.
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