386 papers
Drawing on the Corrado–Hulten–Sichel framework and utilizing a two-way fixed effects model, this study provides evidence that intangible capital significantly enhances urban innovation capability in China, partly by increasing R&D investment intensity, with implications for innovation-driven development in emerging economies.
This study demonstrates that converting Japan's existing fossil fuel taxes into a high-rate upstream carbon tax, when paired with targeted consumption tax exemptions on essential goods, effectively mitigates the policy's inherent regressivity and regional disparities while maintaining fiscal revenue and supporting equitable decarbonization.
This paper utilizes a quasi-natural experiment in China to demonstrate that the National Return Migration Entrepreneurship Pilot Program breaks the core-periphery trap by simultaneously boosting aggregate economic growth and reducing intra-county spatial inequality through mechanisms like urban-rural income convergence and digital infrastructure amplification.
This study establishes a Quranic framework for environmental sustainability in Islamic economics by analyzing the chronological evolution of key concepts like *al-Mīzān* and *fasād* to propose a Maqāṣid-based model that integrates stewardship with practical mechanisms such as the Islamic Circular Economy, Environmental Waqf, and Green Zakāt.
This paper proposes a dynamic carbon-budget Black-Litterman framework that integrates market priors with carbon-transition views and EUA futures hedging to effectively manage transition risk for investors in both established EU/UK markets and pre-ETS environments like Thailand, demonstrating that such a risk-control overlay improves portfolio resilience during carbon tightening while acknowledging potential costs during policy relaxation.
Using Chinese census data and a conditional logit model, this study reveals that while prefecture-level nonagricultural industrial structure has historically driven labor migration through wage and employment opportunities, its influence followed an inverted-U pattern from 1996 to 2015, peaking before 2010 and subsequently weakening due to rising living costs and diminishing marginal wage gains.
This study analyzes panel data from 41 cities in China's Yangtze River Delta (2011–2023) to demonstrate that digital financial inclusion significantly boosts urban household consumption, with effects being stronger in non-core and smaller cities and exhibiting geographically localized spatial spillovers that support the need for differentiated, place-sensitive policy interventions.
This paper employs a dynamic partial equilibrium Stackelberg model to demonstrate that deepening resource integration between China and Outer Mongolia under a theoretical reunification scenario could significantly boost rare earth output, lower global prices, and enhance China's supply security and social welfare, while highlighting the substantial economic costs of infrastructure delays and the welfare losses imposed on global industrial consumers.
This study utilizes ARDL and NARDL frameworks to analyze Ghana's 1993–2024 data, revealing that while structural breaks limit long-run cointegration, public debt servicing negatively impacts inflation through demand crowding-out, whereas exchange rate movements symmetrically drive inflation and GDP growth dampens it.
This study employs a dynamic panel analysis of 28 OECD and ASEAN countries to reveal that while ASEAN economies face immediate, severe productivity losses due to their proximity to critical temperature thresholds, OECD nations currently exhibit short-term resilience but face significant long-term risks to industrial output, underscoring the critical role of industrial structure and adaptive capacity in shaping heterogeneous climate vulnerabilities.