1072 papers
Drawing on resource orchestration theory and data from 328 Chinese high-tech enterprises, this study demonstrates that a digital-green synergy strategy drives disruptive innovation through the mediating mechanism of knowledge orchestration, a process further strengthened by network embeddedness and human-machine collaboration.
This study of 2,088 Italian SMEs reveals that objective exposure to physical climate hazards does not directly drive adaptation plans, but rather influences them indirectly by shaping firms' risk perceptions, which are further moderated by organizational capabilities like environmental governance and sustainability literacy.
This paper introduces a decision-outcome validation framework demonstrating that minimizing predictive error does not guarantee optimal market selection decisions in cross-regional box office forecasting, as models optimized for decision outcomes often outperform accuracy-focused models in generating revenue.
Using Chinese panel data, this study demonstrates that while the mere digital divide does not significantly boost earnings due to selection bias, the specific composition of internet use—particularly productive and mixed activities—drives substantial income gains that are disproportionately higher for women and older workers, suggesting that policy should prioritize converting access into productive engagement rather than simply expanding connectivity.
This paper presents a global screening framework that integrates economic dependencies on nature and associated environmental pressures across multi-tiered supply chains to guide financial institutions and policymakers in prioritizing ecological due diligence and nature-related risk management.
This paper analyzes how China's provincial anti-corruption enforcement shocks, while dismantling relational rents, simultaneously trigger short-term supply chain fragility, demand contraction in luxury sectors, labor shifts to the gig economy, and unproductive market crowding in SOE-dominated industries, ultimately revealing a critical tension between institutional reform and economic stability.
This paper analyzes the dynamic linkages between the housing market and the real economy in the Euro Area, finding strong cross-country connections driven by construction responsiveness and demonstrating that both macroprudential and monetary policies significantly influence house prices and mortgage credit growth.
This study utilizes district-level data from Lima and Callao to estimate that the price elasticity of demand for 90- and 95-octane gasohol ranges from -1.50 to -3.17, indicating a significant negative response of fuel demand to price changes despite the exceptional economic context of the pandemic and tax exemptions.
Using 2024 MEPS data analyzed with rigorous survey-weighted methods, this study finds that US dental insurance significantly increases utilization and reduces financial barriers to care without driving up per-visit spending, suggesting that expanding coverage would primarily improve access rather than induce costly overuse.
This paper empirically demonstrates that in China's performance management system, the impact of target difficulty and conflict on effort manipulation behaviors varies significantly depending on whether cities can realistically achieve their blue-sky day targets, with difficulty acting as a stronger moderator than conflict.