1896 papers
This paper demonstrates that unexpected increases in housing valuation growth compress residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) spreads by enhancing perceived recovery values and expanding collateral supply, thereby revealing how securitised credit markets endogenously amplify housing cycles through procyclical risk pricing.
This study employs normative legal research to critique Indonesia's current property tax framework under fiscal decentralization for failing to balance local autonomy with fiscal equity, proposing a reconstructed legal model that integrates expanded local discretion, equity mechanisms, and digital modernization to achieve sustainable local finance.
This paper analyzes Peru's reactive approach to rising digital card fraud compared to ten other jurisdictions and proposes a structural modernization roadmap centered on regulatory updates, advanced biometric and AI technologies, and integrated digital security education to establish a robust financial security ecosystem.
This mini-review synthesizes empirical evidence from Indonesia and cross-national contexts to demonstrate that advancing female labour force participation in developing economies requires coordinated, context-sensitive policies that simultaneously address structural economic conditions, institutional support systems, and deeply embedded gender norms.
This study empirically validates a dual-framework model integrating the Theory of Consumption Values and the Theory of Planned Behavior to demonstrate how specific consumption values influence psychological constructs and purchase intention, ultimately driving the actual adoption of residential solar energy systems in Hyderabad.
This study of 600 Indian retail investors reveals that an internal locus of control positively influences sustainable investment behavior, with Millennials and upper-middle socioeconomic groups demonstrating the highest engagement in ESG activities.
This study integrates the Extended TOE-IE model, managerial resource cognition theory, and ESG research to demonstrate that while ESG performance drives substantive digital transformation in SMEs primarily through alleviating financing constraints, its effectiveness is critically dependent on managerial leadership capabilities and is often undermined by managerial myopia, ultimately revealing that substantive digitalization fully mediates the link between ESG performance and operational success.
This study utilizes a Quantile Vector Autoregression framework to demonstrate that Islamic stock indices exhibit significant tail risk spillovers with G7 markets during extreme conditions and, when integrated into Minimum Connectedness or Minimum Correlation portfolios, effectively enhance risk-adjusted returns and hedging capabilities against systemic vulnerabilities.