1128 papers
This paper demonstrates that the USDT premium serves as a real-time, zero-latency signal for distinguishing between traditional finance crises, which drive positive premiums, and crypto-native crises, which drive negative premiums, thereby offering a unique empirical tool for crisis regime identification independent of delayed macroeconomic data.
This study confirms the existence of a resource curse in 15 mineral-rich Indian states by demonstrating a negative association between resource abundance and development outcomes, while finding that District Mineral Foundation (DMF) funds alone are insufficient to mitigate this effect without stronger institutional governance.
This study demonstrates that in SMEs, AI adoption enhances innovation performance not directly, but indirectly through a serial mediation pathway where adoption builds absorptive capacity to foster entrepreneurial agility, a process that is significantly strengthened by the firm's digital maturity.
This systematic review synthesizes nine empirical studies (2018–2026) to reveal that Indonesia's inflation is primarily driven by money supply and global food prices with a nonlinear growth threshold near 9.59%, exhibits significant spatial transmission across provinces, and is best forecasted using machine learning tools like LSTM, thereby highlighting the necessity for coordinated monetary-fiscal policies and region-sensitive strategies.
This empirical study investigates how petroleum price volatility, driven by global fluctuations and domestic taxation, impacts consumer perception and the broader economy, ultimately concluding that balanced fiscal policies and tax reforms are essential to mitigate inflation and support sustainable energy growth.
This study finds that China's 2020 "Dual Carbon" pledge significantly boosted the earnings per share of listed commercial banks with higher pre-existing green exposure, primarily through diversification into green fee-based businesses and improved risk composition, with effects concentrated in joint-equity banks rather than state-owned giants.
This paper provides causal evidence from Ethiopia that electrification significantly boosts household welfare through appliance adoption, fuel transitions, and income growth, with these benefits being substantially amplified in areas featuring improved road access and reliable grid infrastructure.
This pilot study evaluates FinGPT's temporal reasoning capabilities using the Look-Ahead-Bench protocol to distinguish genuine financial reasoning from data memorization, finding a preliminary positive alpha decay of +2.27% over one month that warrants further validation before production deployment.
This study of 292 Bangladeshi SMEs reveals that perceived usefulness and ease of use drive social media marketing adoption, which in turn positively influences sustainable business growth by enhancing market penetration, customer engagement, and competitiveness.
Using 5 million job postings from Beijing, this study reveals that Generative AI has deepened intra-urban inequality by concentrating exposure in core districts and creating a "high-skill trap" characterized by wage stagnation and task de-skilling, thereby challenging traditional theories of skill-biased technological change.