1142 papers
This systematic literature review of 66 studies from 2015 to 2024 demonstrates that Green Human Resource Management significantly enhances sustainable organizational performance through key practices and theoretical frameworks, while highlighting critical gaps in qualitative, longitudinal, and diverse sectoral research.
This paper advocates for replacing conventional debt-to-GDP ratios with a comprehensive wealth-based indicator that accounts for both assets and liabilities, arguing that this holistic approach provides a more accurate and less alarming assessment of global debt sustainability to guide better policy decisions.
This paper employs a multi-method analysis, including ARDL modeling and Sharpe Ratio assessment, to demonstrate how Berkshire Hathaway's strategic cash reserves and diversified portfolio effectively mitigate financial risks and enhance long-term returns, thereby validating Warren Buffett's investment philosophy as a practical blueprint for global risk management.
By integrating institutional and resource-based theories with mixed-methods evidence, this paper identifies the "Institutional–Resource Capability Trap" where firms' simultaneous digital and green initiatives inadvertently conflict, proposing "Paradox Management Capability" as a critical dynamic solution to resolve the Green-Digital Paradox and align corporate transformation with the 2030 Agenda.
This study employs a mixed-methods approach to develop a behavioral model revealing that individual intention to adopt China's e-CNY is primarily driven by its perceived value (a tradeoff between relative advantage and switching costs), which is negatively influenced by habitual use of third-party payment platforms and positively shaped by national identity.
This study of 402 Vietnamese respondents demonstrates that financial knowledge, attitude, and digital literacy significantly enhance financial capability primarily through their positive impact on responsible financial behavior, which acts as a crucial mediating mechanism in emerging digital economies.
Using 2022–2023 Indonesian household data and an instrumental variable approach, this study finds that digital payment adoption reduces the share of total expenditure allocated to food while increasing the proportion spent on prepared meals away from home, with effects varying across urban-rural, gender, and age demographics.
This study employs the Analytic Hierarchy Process to evaluate the dual impacts of artificial intelligence on Vietnam's green growth, revealing a slight net positive benefit driven by agricultural efficiencies while highlighting electronic waste as the primary environmental risk, thereby informing policy recommendations for a sustainable Lean AI strategy.
This paper introduces a novel modeling framework that integrates private-sector climate adaptation investments into regional economy-wide analysis, revealing that firm-led flood protection measures in Europe yield modest but positive GDP gains by 2100, with significant regional and sectoral variations that underscore the need for tailored adaptation strategies.
This study utilizes structural equation modeling on data from 100 Jordanian manufacturing companies to demonstrate that Supply Chain Management practices significantly enhance logistics performance, a relationship that is further strengthened by the moderating role of Information and Communication Technology.