Mapping Global Trends in AI and Human Resources Management Based on Bibliometric Analysis: Using Publish or Perish and Vosviewer

This empirical study aims to analyze the green financial investment disclosure index (GFDI) for the 2020-2025 period for public entities in Indonesia. The unit of analysis is the annual reports of 335 issuers, sourced from the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX), which are grouped into real and manufacturing sectors. The data was analyzed descriptively qualitatively and verified using the two independent sample T test. The results of the analysis showed the following: 1) GFDI of annual reports for the 2020-2025 period of companies listed on the JSE averaged 0.50378; 2) The average GFDI of annual reports for the 2020-205 period of manufacturing sector issuers is 0.48426, while the average GFDI of annual reports for the 2020-2025 period of real sector issuers is 0.52204; Furthermore, the results of the verification analysis show that there are differences in the annual reports for the 2020-2025 period between issuers in the manufacturing sector and the real sector.

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item disclosure, disclosure index, green economic, annual report

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