1128 papers
By applying Neural Additive Vector Autoregression to 22 years of data, this study concludes that Turkey's geopolitical axis shift is a structurally self-reinforcing process driven primarily by path-locked spatial alignment, with visit frequency and export dependency identified as the only statistically significant non-autoregressive causal factors at the dyadic level.
While global renewable energy capacity has demonstrated resilience against major economic and geopolitical shocks, this aggregate growth masks significant country-level divergence, as the typical nation's trajectory often deviates from the global trend and is heavily influenced by a few large economies.
This study evaluates the credit management practices of Cooperative Bank of Oromia S.C. and identifies that a combination of macroeconomic instability and internal weaknesses, such as poor appraisal and monitoring, significantly contribute to loan defaults, necessitating strengthened risk management strategies to improve financial performance.
This study demonstrates that open-weight large language models are not interchangeable tools for policy analysis, as model selection—rather than sampling temperature—drives stable, structured divergences in economic policy preferences while maintaining consensus on institutional and environmental issues, thereby making model choice a critical governance decision.
This systematic mini literature review synthesizes evidence from ten studies to characterize Indonesian inflation as a complex, regionally heterogeneous phenomenon driven by monetary and fiscal variables, exchange rate dynamics, and food supply shocks, which exerts nonlinear effects on growth and inequality, thereby necessitating a coordinated, adaptive, and regionally differentiated policy framework.
This mini-review synthesizes 13 empirical studies to demonstrate that rising Labor Force Participation Rates among the urban poor in Surabaya are driven by inflation and minimum wage policies as a distress survival mechanism that traps workers in a stagnant informal sector, rather than reflecting healthy economic growth.
This systematic review of 48 studies from 2010 to 2025 synthesizes evidence on how five core HRM practices influence institutional performance in sub-Saharan Africa's public sector, highlighting the critical impact of merit-based recruitment and transparent payroll management while identifying significant evidence gaps in Lusophone contexts and uniformed services.
This paper employs a three-stage data envelope analysis model to evaluate the innovation efficiency of 13 listed TCM formula granule enterprises, revealing that their efficiency is positively influenced by industrial structure, per capita GDP, and government subsidies, while suggesting resource optimization and environmental stabilization as key strategies for improvement.
This study employs a novel hybrid framework combining Graph Attention Networks with Frequency-Domain Connectedness to reveal that cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH act as primary contagion transmitters while commodities and stablecoins serve as insulated receivers, demonstrating that the new model detects significantly broader cross-market transmission pathways than traditional TVP-VAR benchmarks.
This study utilizes complex network modeling to demonstrate that while hub-and-spoke structures maximize entrepreneurial participation, market-oriented networks ensure the fastest transmission stability, with both organizational learning and platform-initiated entrepreneurship serving as critical drivers of structural evolution in platform enterprises.