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This paper demonstrates that while observable policy and market variables effectively explain the regime-transition probabilities of European emission allowance futures, heavy-tailed GARCH models ultimately outperform the proposed Markov-switching framework in real-time density forecasting and risk calibration.
This study of 648 South Indian MBA students reveals that Corporate Social Responsibility-embedded business education enhances employer brand attractiveness by fostering sustainability orientation and responsible leadership competencies, though a strong green psychological climate surprisingly dampens the direct impact of such education on both sustainability orientation and employer attractiveness.
This study evaluates the critical yet constrained role of Bills of Quantities (BOQs) in managing construction contracts within Maldivian State-Owned Enterprises, identifying institutional and operational barriers that hinder their effectiveness while proposing a tailored framework and strategic interventions to enhance procurement transparency, accountability, and efficiency in Small Island Developing States.
This study empirically demonstrates that China's National Green Mining Pilot Policy significantly promotes corporate green innovation by incentivizing R&D investment and mitigating managerial short-termism, with effects being more pronounced in regions with stricter environmental regulations and higher market scrutiny.
Using data from Chinese manufacturing listed companies (2007–2022), this study demonstrates that artificial intelligence significantly reduces enterprise pollution emission intensity through internal incentives and external support, with this effect being further strengthened by strong ESG performance, particularly in regions with weaker traditional cultural influences.
This study utilizes survey data from 630 Chinese consumers to demonstrate that power distance belief acts as a pathway-specific boundary condition that strengthens the direct impact of CSR on ethical repurchase intention while leaving the indirect effect mediated by brand equity unchanged, thereby offering a refined framework for understanding cultural variations in sustainable consumption.
This paper argues that conflicting findings in the literature regarding U.S. federal regulation and firm entry stem from identification challenges, specifically targeting bias and a post-2000 collapse in cross-industry regulatory variation that weakens industry-exposure instruments, ultimately suggesting a negative association between regulation and entry rather than a definitive causal claim.
Using provincial-level data from five Italian national elections (2006–2022), this paper demonstrates that systemic corruption significantly increases electoral volatility by driving voters to either switch coalitions or abstain, thereby destabilizing party competition and fueling political disaffection.
Drawing on 2026 financial data and comparative historical analysis, this paper argues that Ukraine's health workforce faces imminent mass emigration once wartime and language barriers lift, as persistently inadequate wages relative to living costs make migration to higher-paying European destinations economically rational for medical professionals.
This paper proposes RI-CSCEM, a cost-sensitive semi-supervised Expectation-Maximization framework that assigns hard or soft pseudo-labels to rejected applicants in credit scoring, effectively mitigating sample selection bias and asymmetric misclassification costs to outperform accepted-only baselines on Lending Club data.