1780 papers
This study employs a combined NCA–fsQCA approach on Bangladesh's RMG sector to demonstrate that while top management awareness is a necessary condition for high e-logistics effectiveness, it must be configured with specific combinations of technological, international, and organizational factors to achieve sufficient outcomes.
This critical review argues that while quantum computing offers problem-specific advantages for computational economics—particularly in derivative pricing, risk measurement, and network optimization—it lacks a general-purpose algorithm, necessitating a shift in research focus toward reproducible benchmarks, rigorous resource accounting, and evaluations based on economic value rather than hardware novelty.
This study utilizes PLS-SEM analysis of 128 Indonesian SMEs in the culinary and fashion sectors to demonstrate that affiliate marketing and marketers' creative innovation significantly enhance business competitiveness, both directly and indirectly through the mediating role of customer mix in tourist destinations.
The termination of SNAP Emergency Allotments was associated with a significant increase in food insufficiency among U.S. households with children, with the adverse effects being most pronounced for those facing greater economic and housing vulnerabilities.
This paper estimates significant and geographically heterogeneous market power in Argentina's wholesale liquid fuels market (2016–2019), demonstrating that local competitive conditions and geographic isolation, rather than national concentration, are the primary determinants of markups, thereby challenging the assumption that price liberalization alone ensures competitive outcomes.
This study proposes an unsupervised framework that integrates multilayer network characteristics with financial deviations to identify heterogeneous corporate tax-risk profiles without relying on predefined criteria or labelled data.
This study utilizes a multiperiod difference-in-differences approach to demonstrate that transferring university administrators from eastern to western China significantly enhances the quantity, quality, and fundamental nature of research innovation in western institutions by improving the innovation environment, facilitating external resource access, and expanding collaborative networks.
This paper analyzes Chinese listed companies from 2010 to 2022 to reveal an inverted U-shaped relationship between customer concentration and investment inefficiency, where initial increases in concentration exacerbate inefficiency due to competitive pressure and financing constraints, but higher levels eventually improve efficiency through cooperative governance mechanisms.
Using a difference-in-differences model on A-share listed heavily polluting enterprises from 2012 to 2023, this study demonstrates that green credit subsidy policies effectively promote both substantive and strategic green innovation by enhancing external supervision, improving firm reputation, and reducing environmental compliance costs, with effects varying across ownership, scale, and regional regulatory contexts.
This paper utilizes cross-country panel data to demonstrate that while legal parity in entrepreneurship laws generally increases the female-to-male ratio of opportunity-driven entrepreneurship, this positive effect is strengthened in contexts where pay-based legal parity and educational equality are weaker, suggesting a substitution effect between different forms of legal and social equality.