Aug 2026· International Journal of Economics and Financial Management· 0 citations
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The exploratory approach enabled the researcher to examine the relationship between non-payment of salaries and employee productivity in a flexible and comprehensive manner and was operationalized through the systematic review of existing literature and empirical studies.
Abstract
The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in predictive analytics has revolutionized the field of
financial forecasting. This paper explores the impact of AI on financial forecasting by examining
its methodologies, benefits, challenges, and future directions. By leveraging machine learning,
neural networks, and advanced statistical models, AI enhances the accuracy and efficiency of
financial predictions, aiding businesses in strategic planning and risk management. This study
adopted an exploratory research design, which is particularly suitable for investigating
phenomena where limited prior research exists or where the researcher seeks to gain deeper
insights into the subject matter. The exploratory approach enabled the researcher to examine the
relationship between non-payment of salaries and employee productivity in a flexible and
comprehensive manner. The exploratory design was operationalized through the systematic review
of existing literature and empirical studies. This involved gathering and analyzing secondary data
from published journal articles, books, theses, dissertations, organizational reports, and other
relevant academic sources. By reviewing existing studies, the researcher was able to identify
patterns, themes, and relationships that have been established by previous researchers regarding
salary payment issues and their effects on employee productivity. The literature review highlights
the rapid growth of AI in predictive analytics for financial forecasting, covering key areas such as
financial management, credit risk analysis, portfolio management, and fraud detection. AI
algorithms, particularly those utilizing machine learning and neural networks, significantly
improve forecast accuracy by capturing intricate patterns and relationships that traditional methods may overlook. By handling large datasets and employing advanced modeling techniques,
AI automates forecasting processes, reducing analysis time and effort. This automation facilitates
more frequent and scalable forecasting, enabling agile decision-making in businesses. Moreover,
AI's capability to integrate diverse data sources, including structured financial data and
unstructured text, offers a comprehensive perspective on market trends and risks, thereby
enhancing the reliability of financial forecasts.
This study critically investigates the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in financial forecasting through a systematic literature review conducted across multiple reputable academic databases, and identifies persistent limitations, including model opacity, data quality concerns, and compliance challenges.
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