This edition of EMT KITA Journal Vol. 8 No. 4 discusses a series of empirical studies and in-depth theoretical analysis in the fields of economics, management, and social. The articles in this edition explore the impact of the pandemic on the valuation of pharmaceutical companies, examine the relationship between disclosure of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) aspects and the value of banking companies, and analyze the determinants of employee productivity including incentives, discipline, and work motivation. In addition, there are studies that discuss the influence of digital innovation, electronic payment methods, and self-efficacy on students' entrepreneurial decisions. Several studies also focus on optimizing the work environment and leadership in improving organizational performance, as well as Islamic financial literacy in shaping customer interest. This edition offers valuable contributions to academics, practitioners, and policymakers through relevant insights and perspectives in understanding the dynamics of the contemporary economic and social sectors.