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The Impact of Organizational Culture Practices on Organizational Performance: Evidence from Commercial Bank of Ethiopia, Gondar City Branches

This quantitative study of Commercial Bank of Ethiopia's Gondar branches demonstrates that all seven dimensions of organizational culture proposed by Robbins and Judge significantly and positively predict organizational performance, with "Attention to Detail" and "Outcome Orientation" identified as the most influential factors driving the bank's success.

petros degefa MULU2026-07-10

📈 economics

A Study on the Measurement of the Compatibility Between Population Changes and University Education Scale in Guangdong Province from an Equilibrium Perspective

This study employs an equilibrium perspective and entropy method to analyze Guangdong Province's 2015–2024 data, revealing that while population dynamics and higher education scale are generally converging, their compatibility remains moderate with significant regional disparities favoring the Pearl River Delta.

xiu chen, jiaxin luo, lianhua liu, luocong qi, linhai liang2026-07-10

📈 economics

Bounded Rationality and Resilience in Global Rare Earth Supply Chains: An LLM-Powered Multi-Agent Simulation

This paper introduces an LLM-powered multi-agent simulation framework that demonstrates how modeling sovereign decision-makers with bounded rationality significantly enhances the resilience and cost-efficiency of global rare earth supply chains compared to traditional static optimization models during geopolitical shocks.

junjie liang, ligang xu, weifeng wang, mengtao song, Siming wei2026-07-10

📈 economics

Can Consumers Afford Healthy and Sustainable Diets? Global Evidence from Inflation, Food-System Shocks, and Healthy Diet Costs

This study analyzes data from 165 countries (2017–2024) to demonstrate that post-2021 inflation and food-system shocks have significantly increased the cost of healthy diets, creating affordability barriers that threaten sustainable dietary transitions and necessitate policies focused on food-system resilience and price stability.

Habtamu Alem2026-07-09

📈 economics

Mitigating Suppliers’ Environmental, Social, and Governance Greenwashing through Buyers’ Artificial Intelligence Application: Evidence from Listed Chinese Companies

This study empirically demonstrates that buyers' application of artificial intelligence significantly mitigates suppliers' ESG greenwashing in Chinese listed companies by enhancing information transparency and generating technological spillovers, with effects amplified by buyer power and geographical proximity.

Mao Jian Yu2026-07-09

📈 economics

Cybersecurity Awareness, Policy Compliance, and Financial Data Protection in Accounting Information Systems: Evidence from Somali Financial Institutions

Based on a survey of 415 employees in Somali financial institutions, this study finds that broad cybersecurity awareness and policy compliance, rather than isolated security habits, are the key predictors of financial data protection within accounting information systems.

Nasro Khalif Abdullahi, Abdullahi Salad Abdi2026-07-09

📈 economics

How Does Supply Chain Finance Affect Intra-firm Income Inequality? Evidence from Market Power and Skill Premiums in China

Using data from Chinese A-share listed firms (2009–2022), this paper demonstrates that supply chain finance exacerbates intra-firm income inequality by enhancing core firms' market power to shift rents toward capital and executives, inducing skill-biased technical change that favors high-skilled labor, and reducing low-skilled labor supply elasticity.

Jing Gao, Yinyi Zhang2026-07-09

📈 economics

Evaluating the interrelationships among ESG dimensions in Taiwanese enterprises through a structural equation modeling approach

This study utilizes structural equation modeling on data from 202 certified Taiwanese firms to validate the bidirectional interrelationships among ESG dimensions and propose an integrated ESG–TQM framework that advances sustainability research and supports UN Sustainable Development Goals 12 and 13.

Ping-Lung Huang, Stephen Pao, Chen-Song Wang, Bruce C.Y. Lee, Sheng-Lun Tai2026-07-09

📈 economics

Institutional Exit and Practical Autonomy: U.S. Withdrawal from WHO and the Option Value of Global Health Institutions

This paper argues that evaluating state autonomy requires a function-level analysis of international organizations rather than a binary view of membership, demonstrating through the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO that exiting an institution can paradoxically reduce practical autonomy by forfeiting valuable technical options and increasing operational costs.

Jing Ge2026-07-09

📈 economics

Validation of the CEPRES National Transformation Engine (CNTE) as an Integrated Managerial Framework for Development Effectiveness in Liberia

This mixed-methods study identifies the "Human Capital Execution Gap" as a critical barrier to Liberia's development and proposes the CEPRES National Transformation Engine (CNTE) as an integrated managerial framework to bridge the divide between human capital formation and measurable national outcomes by addressing systemic implementation failures.

Mogana S. Flomo, Vinay Kumar Sharma2026-07-09

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