1836 papers
This study utilizes Leonidou's (2004) framework and interviews with 26 stakeholders to identify and categorize the critical barriers hindering Brazilian startups' global expansion, highlighting five key challenges including opportunity identification, capital shortages, personnel gaps, insufficient government support, and cultural differences to guide strategic solutions.
This study investigates the impact of hydrogen production systems and solid oxide fuel cell performance on green innovation in the Czech manufacturing sector from 2004 to 2022, finding that while mature firms and favorable policy and market conditions generally promote sustainable growth through positive spillovers, regional disparities and specific linkage limitations exist.
This paper introduces a publicly available, quarterly longitudinal panel dataset of GitHub engineering-velocity metrics for 55 venture-backed startups, detailing their commit patterns and acceleration classifications to establish a baseline for research on alternative data in venture capital and open-source development activity.
Using the Alkire-Foster methodology and ENIGH data from 2016 to 2024, this paper proposes a novel eight-dimensional Energy Poverty Index for Mexico that reveals a significant 29.1% reduction in energy poverty incidence, driven largely by improved affordability and communication access, while highlighting persistent and widening relative disparities across sociodemographic groups.
Using a Computable General Equilibrium model, this study estimates Morocco's Marginal Cost of Public Funds to find that direct taxes are the most efficient fiscal instrument—especially when paired with lump-sum transfers that lower costs below unity—while import and consumption taxes remain economically costly regardless of revenue usage.
This study reveals that gold ETFs, often marketed as crisis insurance, exhibit significantly degraded tracking fidelity during stress periods due to cross-market spillovers and structural hierarchies, rendering them least reliable precisely when investors need them most.
Drawing on survey data from four key talent groups in Qatar, this paper argues that effective talent retention requires shifting policy focus from mere recruitment to fostering long-term attachment through improved residency pathways, career development, and workplace integration, as evidenced by a significant gap between the perceived importance of retention and current government actions.
This paper empirically validates a 1973 structural break in physical energy coupling as the driver of advanced-economy growth shifts while rejecting the theory's proposed compensation mechanism and demonstrating that the framework's predictive power regarding debt accumulation fails under robust and out-of-sample testing.
This descriptive analytics study utilizes a Power BI-based dashboard to analyze sales data from a Coimbatore kitchen appliance company, revealing that despite the pandemic, sales grew driven by grinder products and top dealers in South India, thereby offering actionable insights for seasonal inventory planning and strategic business optimization.
This paper introduces and validates the External Resilience Index (ERI), a multidimensional framework measuring 196 economies' capacity to absorb and adapt to external shocks through buffer and structural-adaptive resilience, demonstrating its effectiveness as a diagnostic tool for sovereign debt distress and IMF programme participation while clarifying its role as a complement to, rather than a universal predictor of, financial crises.