386 papers
This paper analyzes Ethereum's triangular pricing consistency across USD, BTC, and stablecoin numeraires from 2022 to 2023, finding that while price deviations generally remain near zero and non-arbitrageable even during market stress, they represent frictional parity deviations rather than executable profit opportunities.
Using an expanded Miyazawa input-output framework on Vietnam's 2012 and 2019 data, this study reveals that the manufacturing sector's economic weakness stems from value-added leakage and rising import intensity, particularly in IT equipment, necessitating policy shifts toward strengthening domestic linkages and enforcing stricter technology transfer and local content requirements for foreign investment.
This paper presents a survival-risk framework demonstrating that for digital asset treasury companies, forced-sale risk is driven less by crypto price thresholds and more by the interaction of cash runways, fixed preferred-equity obligations, and market access constraints under mNAV compression.
This study utilizes the Technology Acceptance Model to demonstrate that undergraduate students' willingness to pay for Generative AI tools in higher education is driven by perceived ease of use and usefulness, which foster behavioral intentions that ultimately translate into financial commitment.
Using data from the 2020 Somali Health and Demographic Survey, this multilevel analysis reveals that only 30.7% of households in Somalia had electricity access in 2020, with significant disparities driven by household wealth, residence location, education, and regional infrastructure.
This study utilizes a TOE-RBV framework and interviews across diverse Ghanaian sectors to demonstrate that developing data-driven decision-making capability requires transforming data resources into VRIN bundles through governance and culture, rather than simply adopting tools, to overcome quality barriers and achieve decision intelligence maturity.
This paper analyzes the 2018–2026 digital asset market to demonstrate that stablecoins do not function as universal safe havens, as their crisis protection capabilities are highly contingent on the specific type of crisis and the coin's collateral design rather than average peg fidelity.
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.