1837 papers
This paper enhances the UEDRL compartmental framework with an optimal control scheme to quantitatively demonstrate that early, coordinated macroprudential interventions effectively mitigate systemic risk by reducing distressed nodes, breaking contagion chains, and accelerating financial network recovery.
This paper demonstrates that increased access to skilled labor through the H-1B program leads public firms, particularly those with high growth and R&D intensity, to significantly increase their market leverage, establishing a direct link between skilled immigration policy and corporate financial decisions.
This study analyzes 104 MENA banks from 2010 to 2024 and finds that corporate board characteristics significantly influence bank valuation, with ownership concentration, gender diversity, and audit committee independence positively affecting value, while CEO duality negatively impacts stock returns, noting that these governance mechanisms are more effective in conventional banks than in Islamic banks.
This study utilizes PLS-SEM analysis of 360 consumers to demonstrate that while Virtual Reality positively influences both behavioral and cognitive control, only behavioral control directly drives purchase intention, a relationship further amplified by hedonic motivation.
Using longitudinal UK data and sibling comparisons, this paper demonstrates that while parenting styles are partly shaped by fixed parental traits, they also fluctuate in response to changing socioeconomic and mental health conditions, with permissive and authoritarian styles significantly increasing children's socio-emotional difficulties.
This study utilizes secondary data from the Periodic Labour Force Survey (2023-24) to analyze the status, self-employment rates, and regional disparities of women entrepreneurs across the urban and rural areas of India's northeastern states.
This study employs TVP-VAR and DCC-GARCH models to demonstrate that geopolitical risk and global financial markets exhibit deep, time-varying interconnectedness where developed markets typically transmit shocks while emerging markets and commodities receive them, with spillovers and correlations intensifying significantly during systemic crises and limiting diversification benefits.
Drawing on dynamic capabilities and social capital theories, this study of Indonesian SMEs demonstrates that strategic agility directly drives sustainable performance while also exerting a smaller, complementary indirect effect through managerial ties, challenging the notion that relational resources fully mediate this relationship.
Using a Vector Autoregressive model on monthly data from 2009 to 2025, this study reveals a bidirectional relationship between global risk and Indonesia's stock market, alongside a unidirectional impact on policy rates, highlighting the necessity for coordinated, data-driven policies to enhance financial resilience.
This conceptual paper proposes a Responsible AI Governance Framework (RAI-ED) to guide Kazakhstan's economic diversification away from hydrocarbon dependence by integrating strategic, institutional, and technological layers to position responsible AI as a foundational enabler of digital transformation rather than a mere compliance requirement.