1879 papers
This paper utilizes a general equilibrium model calibrated to the U.S. economy to demonstrate that in an automation-driven era, optimal social welfare is best achieved by implementing a zero robot tax and relying primarily on consumption taxation to redistribute revenue to displaced unskilled workers, as capital income and robot taxes create investment distortions that outweigh their redistributive benefits.
Using quarterly data from 2000 to 2024 and an ARDL modeling framework, this study finds that foreign investments and merchandise exports significantly increase CO2 emissions in both the short and long run, prompting recommendations for adopting green manufacturing and sustainable trade practices to mitigate environmental impacts.
This bibliometric review of 61 studies reveals a theoretical imbalance in Generation Z sustainable fashion research, where an overreliance on personal-level frameworks overlooks cultural and social factors, prompting the introduction of a Cultural–Social–Personal (CSP) framework to explain the gap between environmental values and purchasing behavior.
This paper empirically demonstrates that online public attention exhibits a non-linear U-shaped relationship with corporate resilience among Chinese A-share listed firms, where low-intensity attention suppresses resilience through market pressure while high-intensity attention enhances it via supervisory governance, with these effects mediated by information disclosure and resource allocation efficiency and moderated by factors such as positive sentiment and management decision-making horizons.
This study of the Indian manufacturing sector demonstrates that Green Human Resource Management enhances Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance by fostering Green Organizational Citizenship Behaviour, with this relationship significantly strengthened by Big Data Analytical Capability.
This study empirically demonstrates that Artificial Intelligence adoption positively drives sustainable economic growth in Jordan's industrial sector, with organizational learning serving as a significant partial mediator in this relationship.
This study analyzes Spanish cigarette sales from 2005 to 2025 to reveal that while tobacco taxation significantly reduces overall consumption with a short-run price elasticity of −0.800, demand is most responsive among high-price brands, highlighting the critical need for policies that narrow price gaps to prevent smokers from switching to cheaper alternatives.
This study demonstrates that Green Human Resource Management significantly enhances environmental, social, and governance performance in Vietnamese food and beverage firms, primarily through the comprehensive mediating role of Green Knowledge Management, while Green Innovation specifically mediates only the social performance dimension.
This paper introduces the Diplomatic Capital Model to explain how the quality of diplomatic missions moderates the conversion of formal treaties into economic outcomes, demonstrating through a Spain–Nigeria case study that deficits in operational diplomatic capital cause investment underperformance and proposing targeted institutional reforms to bridge this gap.
This quantitative study of 92 respondents in Mogadishu, Somalia, reveals that while medium-sized enterprise development significantly reduces poverty through job creation and income enhancement, small entrepreneurship does not demonstrate a statistically significant impact in this post-conflict context.