THE THEORY OF HUMAN CAPITAL AND THE ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTIONS OF PHDS IN ACCOUNTING SCIENCES IN BRAZIL
Abstract
Based in the human capital theory, this study aims to identify whether the holders of a PhD degree in Accounting Sciences till 31/12/2005 have altered their performances in terms of scientific production the last four years, and evaluate if the holders of a PhD degree in Accounting Sciences between 31/12/2005 and 31/12/2009 have different performances. For this aim, a survey was done in the curricula of the people that hold the PhD degree in Accounting Sciences till 31/12/2009. The findings showed that there were significant improvements in this quadrennium. The percentage of PhD in Accounting Sciences who never published an article on events fell from 8.8% to 3.2% and the percentage of PhD in Accounting Sciences with publication of articles rated Qualis B2, B1 or A2 was 75.3%. New journals and several programs for post-graduate studies have emerged in this period. However, it was also found that 65.6% of researched have not published any articles in scientific journals between 31/12/2008 and 02/11/2010. In addition, there was a high concentration of publications in a few PhD in Accounting Sciences.
Keywords: PhD degree; education; human capital theory. Accounting.
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