1072 papers
This EU-27 panel analysis reveals that higher education system indicators are primarily driven by their own historical persistence rather than AI attention, with the sole exception that public search interest in generative AI predicts a small increase in subsequent research and development expenditure.
This paper analyzes data from World Development Indicators using various statistical methods to demonstrate that while demographic dynamics significantly influence economic development in the Global South, the magnitude and speed of capturing the demographic dividend are critically determined by investments in education, productivity, employability, regional factors, and the pace of fertility decline.
This paper proposes an improved RFM model enhanced by the entropy weight method and K-means clustering to effectively segment e-commerce customer value for differentiated marketing, as validated by empirical data from a Pinduoduo merchant.
Using extensive longitudinal data from China, this study reveals that parenthood creates a significant and persistent gendered income gap, characterized by a substantial 34.2% motherhood penalty driven by reduced labor supply and a modest 6.8% fatherhood premium, thereby linking care responsibilities to labor-market stratification and income inequality.
This paper utilizes a structural gravity model to demonstrate that regulatory uncertainty regarding EU pesticide maximum residue limits significantly reduces agri-food trade, particularly by hindering market entry for developing exporters and perishable goods, thereby highlighting that the predictability of food-safety regulations is as critical as their stringency.
This study utilizes a Fama–MacBeth analysis of Egyptian stock data from 2015 to 2024 to demonstrate that the Capital Asset Pricing Model is empirically invalid in this market due to significant mispricing, the presence of risk-return nonlinearity, and the pricing of idiosyncratic risk.
Using an ARDL bounds testing approach on annual data from 1990 to 2024, this study provides empirical evidence that expanding secondary education significantly reduces internal conflict in Somalia in the long run, suggesting that education should be treated as a strategic security investment alongside economic growth and employment creation.
This study utilizes PLS-SEM analysis of data from 251 Pakistani manufacturing managers to demonstrate that supply chain risk management mediates the positive relationship between information processing and digital supply chain capabilities (including visibility and disruption orientation) and overall supply chain resilience, based on Information Processing Theory.
This paper employs a five-population asymmetric evolutionary game to demonstrate that China's stock market modernization requires simultaneous, rather than delayed, reform of T+1 settlement, price limits, and short-selling constraints, as AI-driven retail trading can inadvertently lock the market into a transient but persistent instability that only a comprehensive, three-gate policy intervention can overcome.
This study reveals that while geopolitical tensions initially undermine banking resilience in MENA countries, this negative impact follows a nonlinear pattern that is significantly mitigated by high institutional quality and diverse ownership structures, as evidenced by robust dynamic system GMM estimations across 112 banks from 2007 to 2024.