1861 papers
This study demonstrates that implementing an AI-powered Microsoft Power BI dashboard at Emerald Jewel Industry India Ltd significantly enhances revenue optimization by transforming fragmented data into actionable insights, as validated by strong statistical correlations and high user acceptance among staff.
Using longitudinal panel data from Nigeria, this study reveals that while gender segmentation persists with women concentrated in low-productivity sectors, employment in higher-productivity formal service sectors significantly enhances household resilience and food security, underscoring the need for gender-responsive labor policies to drive inclusive structural transformation.
This paper analyzes shock-dependent Phillips Curve dynamics across six African countries from 1980 to 2024 using advanced econometric methods, revealing significant cross-country heterogeneity in how structural shocks nonlinearly affect economic growth and exchange rates, thereby highlighting the need for state-contingent monetary policies.
This paper analyzes macroeconomic convergence in six North African countries from 1980 to 2024 and finds that while inflation and exchange rates exhibit weak stochastic convergence, economic growth remains non-convergent, resulting in a distinct two-group club pattern and highlighting the need for complementary policies to foster regional integration.
This paper utilizes panel econometric models on African data from 2000 to 2024 to demonstrate that inflation-targeting regimes foster greater macroeconomic stability and faster shock adjustment compared to non-targeting regimes, primarily due to enhanced policy credibility and anchored expectations.
Using a Panel Structural Vector Autoregression (PSVAR) model, this study reveals that global, US, and domestic uncertainty shocks significantly and persistently impact inflation and monetary policy rates across BRICS nations, with asymmetric negative effects observed in Brazil, India, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia compared to China's relative resilience, thereby underscoring the need for tailored policy coordination to mitigate macroeconomic volatility.
This study utilizes the CLEARS EU model to demonstrate that while residential battery adoption in Europe is currently constrained by simple self-consumption tariffs, implementing advanced tariff designs that incentivize grid interaction and leverage cost reductions could significantly increase storage capacity, peak-load flexibility, and annual CO₂ emissions savings by 2050.
This ARDL study of Mustafa Comprehensive School (1981–2022) demonstrates that, consistent with Human Capital Theory and Constant Returns to Scale, educational investments directly drive proportional economic growth in Nigeria and Niger State, while funding cuts cause commensurate declines in productivity and GDP.
This study analyzes Ethiopia's August 2024 transition to a market-based floating exchange rate, finding that the reform successfully enhanced international competitiveness, improved shock absorption, and yielded positive initial macroeconomic outcomes including export growth and resilient foreign exchange reserves.
By analyzing nearly 83,000 transactions from the 2008 Barcelona fish auction, this study demonstrates that the failure of the Law of One Price in perishable markets stems not from inefficiency but from the superposition of distinct seasonal and quality-based pricing regimes, which are best captured by modeling prices as species-specific probability distributions rather than deterministic functions.