1877 papers
This study provides the first firm-level evidence from Somalia's fragile, dollarized economy that digital transformation—particularly mobile banking adoption and data-driven risk management—significantly enhances commercial banks' financial performance, thereby extending dynamic capabilities and TOE frameworks beyond stable market contexts.
This paper demonstrates that cooperative sugarcane mill density in Maharashtra creates a self-reinforcing coordination equilibrium that locks in acreage and amplifies persistence across districts, a structural inertia that digital information interventions like the AgriStack Farmers' Registry fail to disrupt.
This paper analyzes 23 European economies from 2014 to 2024 and finds that while the overall design of a country's tax system significantly boosts economic growth, this effect is driven exclusively by improvements in corporate tax policies rather than other tax components.
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2011–2023) and a double machine learning model, this study demonstrates that digital village construction significantly enhances agricultural green total factor productivity, primarily through technological innovation, with effects varying across regional and structural characteristics while being driven by the coordination of governance and livelihood integration.
This study utilizes an LLM-assisted audit framework to evaluate New Zealand's pioneering mandatory climate disclosures, revealing that while reporting volume has increased, the scientific rigor remains compromised by inconsistent methodologies and narrative limitations, thereby exposing a critical gap between regulatory compliance and genuine financial utility.
This paper demonstrates that while Italy's RRF childcare investments fail to meet coverage targets in many small municipalities due to rigid administrative allocation, fostering intermunicipal mobility to access neighboring excess capacity can significantly reduce spatial inequalities without requiring additional infrastructure.
This study evaluates single-till versus dual-till airport regulations by demonstrating that the optimal choice for social welfare and the extent of runway capacity overinvestment depend critically on whether non-aviation profits are exogenous or endogenous and on the degree of complementarity between aviation and non-aviation demands.
This paper employs two-stage dynamic network game models to demonstrate that government interventions—specifically reputation concerns, subsidies, and carbon taxes—combined with oligopolistic innovation and favorable small-world network topologies, are critical for overcoming barriers and accelerating low-carbon technology diffusion among manufacturers.
This study constructs and validates a policy-guided ESG textual measurement vocabulary for China's high-impact industries, demonstrating its effectiveness in capturing informal ESG disclosures on corporate WeChat accounts and revealing that social media communication relies heavily on contextual terms and prioritizes Social and Environmental dimensions over Governance.
This paper presents a hierarchical hydro-economic modeling framework that integrates micro-scale user demands into macro-scale basin welfare functions to identify critical systemic thresholds and inform resilient water governance in highly anthropized Mediterranean semi-arid alpine basins.