1837 papers
This study reveals a U-shaped relationship between technology leaders' innovation disclosure and their ecosystem leadership, demonstrating that while disclosure simultaneously cultivates followers and challenges competitors, factors like technological distance and government subsidies can mitigate this tension to optimize leadership outcomes.
This paper analyzes a balanced panel of ten Asian and GCC economies from 2005 to 2024 to demonstrate that trade diversification follows an inverted U-shaped relationship with economic growth, while highlighting the long-term stability of capital formation and manufacturing, the paradoxical negative impact of tertiary enrollment in emerging markets, and the divergent policy needs for developing versus developed nations.
Using data from 5,806 rural producers in Togo, this study employs an endogenous switching probit model to demonstrate that migrants' remittances significantly enhance climate change adaptation and agricultural productivity, particularly for maize farmers, thereby underscoring the need for policies that facilitate remittance access to bolster rural food security.
This systematic review and bibliometric analysis of 47 empirical studies reveals that while greenwashing consistently erodes consumer trust and brand equity, its negative impact on purchasing behavior is predominantly indirect and conditional, mediated by factors like skepticism and moderated by brand loyalty, thereby highlighting a critical gap in understanding trust repair mechanisms.
This study of 147 SMEs in Saudi Arabia reveals that while internal audit competence and independence significantly enhance audit effectiveness, management support does not, and notably, the interaction between internal and external auditors positively moderates the impact of these internal audit characteristics on effectiveness.
This empirical study of 201 respondents in Mogadishu, Somalia, identifies prior experience, occupational status, residency duration, and the perception of e-commerce as a catalyst for youth and women's employment as key determinants influencing adoption levels, while highlighting the need for improved logistics, trust-building, and regulatory reforms to foster e-commerce growth in this post-conflict economy.
This study demonstrates that higher-quality carbon disclosure significantly enhances corporate social value in Chinese listed companies, a relationship that is further strengthened by effective internal control mechanisms.
This study introduces and empirically validates the Cascading Risk–Constraint Management Model (CRCM) using data from 292 public construction projects in Kenya, demonstrating that risks dynamically cascade from strategic governance failures through financial and operational constraints to legal outcomes, with operational risk identified as the strongest predictor of project performance.
This paper proposes and validates a headcount-based measure of subjective well-being using World Values Survey data, demonstrating that incorporating all happiness categories at the aggregate level introduces a distributive dimension that captures individuals' relative positions and reveals patterns distinct from individual-level analyses.
This study demonstrates that higher education levels and skill development training significantly enhance financial literacy among agricultural entrepreneurs in India's Brahmaputra Valley, thereby fostering sustainable agri-entrepreneurship and contributing to multiple Sustainable Development Goals.