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In this volume, we present five articles. The first article conceptualizes and empirically verifies the original concept called strategic decisional beliefs, proposed as the indicator of the quality of individual strategic decisions. The second article investigates whether the weekend effect exists or is it just a myth. The third article uses the diamond model to investigate published income statement manipulation, including the factors that influence it. Why does environmental awareness not affect the intention to buy a self-claimed environmentally friendly product? The fourth article answers this question. The more interesting is the study of the influence of major political events on stock prices discussed in the fifth article. This study's findings can be used as a noteworthy input regarding investment decision-making during a big political event. All articles have passed the rigorous process of editing, translation, and plagiarism checks, as can be found in each article. 

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