1780 papers
This systematic review of 14 studies demonstrates that arts engagement for children and young people yields substantial economic benefits, including significant cost savings and high returns on investment, thereby supporting increased investment in arts programmes to improve health and wellbeing, though the evidence is currently limited to high-income countries.
This paper utilizes the post-Brexit tuition shock as a natural experiment to demonstrate that the price elasticity of EU demand for UK higher education is significantly higher than conventional estimates when ignoring income-contingent loans, revealing that the UK's student-loan system previously acted as an equalizing institution for cross-border educational mobility.
This paper demonstrates that while AI exposure alone does not predict labor-market outcomes, higher levels of tacit experience significantly amplify the positive relationship between AI exposure and occupational wage growth in the U.S. from 2018 to 2024, highlighting the critical value of experience-based judgment in adapting to new technologies.
This conceptual study proposes a business ethics framework to explain why technically fair AI systems may fail to foster perceptions of organizational justice, arguing that factors like transparency, human oversight, and ethical governance are essential for bridging the gap between algorithmic fairness and employee trust.
This study employs an extended STIRPAT framework and a newly constructed Composite Environmental Sustainability Index (CESI) to analyze 1990–2023 data from emerging economies, revealing that while trade openness and institutional quality significantly enhance environmental sustainability, innovation and globalization currently exert adverse effects, thereby highlighting the need for integrated policies that combine trade with strong institutions and green innovation.
This study finds that while population aging weakens the effectiveness of monetary policy for economic growth in OECD countries, increased net migration helps mitigate this decline, thereby reinforcing the importance of immigration policies in sustaining monetary policy efficacy.
This study utilizes time-series analysis from 2013 to 2025 to demonstrate that in Palestine's fragmented and politically constrained economy, financial integration proxies such as foreign aid and banking exposure significantly influence trade balance and openness, though they do not drive export growth, thereby highlighting the unique dynamics of trade resilience in fragile states.
This paper analyzes daily SHFE aluminum data from 2015 to 2025 to determine whether futures slopes exceeding financing-and-storage benchmarks are associated with increased net warrant accumulation, finding a positive but statistically imprecise link that clarifies the relationship between carry conditions and inventory dynamics while acknowledging limitations in establishing causality.
Using Global Findex 2025 data across 75 economies, this study demonstrates that standardizing for demographic characteristics explains only a negligible portion of the cross-economy variation in payment responses to unsolicited money requests, suggesting that consumer-protection strategies should prioritize contextual and solicitation-specific factors over demographic profiling.
This study empirically validates a hybrid RDT-RBV-CI framework by demonstrating that an AI-powered chatbot localized for a Syrian telecommunications context significantly enhances service quality, achieving an 80.5% user satisfaction rate independent of problem type or usage frequency.