1780 papers
This large-scale informetric analysis reveals that team size negatively moderates the citation advantage of high-output-country participation, indicating that the benefits of such collaboration diminish and may even reverse as team size increases.
This study of 977 Indonesian Navy personnel reveals that while technology readiness fosters digital transformation through organizational agility, the strength of these relationships is significantly shaped by digital transformational leadership, which acts as a critical moderator that enhances capability development despite a complex direct effect.
This study analyzes a balanced panel of rural villages in mountainous Yunnan, China, to demonstrate that expressway accessibility improvements significantly drive tourism-firm entry, particularly in accommodation and catering, with effects that are spatially heterogeneous and amplified by pre-existing cultural resources and local organizational capacity.
This paper analyzes currency connectedness during the August 2024 yen carry unwind using Diebold–Yilmaz and multi-period Genizi R² measures, revealing that both GBP and JPY act as net receivers of spillover effects rather than the JPY being the sole epicenter, thereby suggesting investors should treat these currencies as a joint exposure when funding currencies fluctuate sharply.
This paper presents an endogenous growth model demonstrating that long-run economic growth is determined not only by human capital accumulation through education but also critically by the efficiency with which this capital is absorbed into productive employment, as unemployment-induced skill depreciation and absorption rates significantly influence growth outcomes.
This study proposes a flow-constrained probabilistic linkage model to reconstruct end-user demand in orthopedic consignment networks under batch-level ambiguity, demonstrating that value-of-information-driven audit allocation significantly outperforms volume-based strategies in resolving provenance uncertainty despite reporting delays and distributor concentration.
This study reveals that while regional trade agreement digital rules show no stable average impact on ICT exports, their effects vary systematically by clause and product type, with data-related provisions consistently boosting specific categories like computers and consumer electronics, thereby explaining how heterogeneous responses cancel out in aggregate estimates.
Using a staggered-adoption difference-in-differences design, this paper demonstrates that while anti-SLAPP laws have narrower economic implications than often portrayed, they significantly impact real estate markets by reducing construction investment in Canadian cities and increasing median house prices in the US.
This paper argues that East Asia's resilient economic order emerged not through deep institutional integration, but via a state-led mechanism where national developmental states functioned as de facto providers of international public goods, sustaining complex interdependence through flexible, pragmatic cooperation despite shifting regional power dynamics and the absence of a hegemon.
Using a multi-regional input-output model, this paper quantifies the cascading burden of Argentina's provincial turnover tax (Ingresos Brutos), revealing that its effective rate is nearly double the statutory average and proposing revenue- and welfare-equivalent subnational VAT rates to guide a reform that shifts from an origin-based to a destination-based taxation system.