1780 papers
This paper argues that Greece's 2010–2018 financial crisis and prolonged bailout were fundamentally driven by path dependence in its fragmented pension system, where short-term political manipulation and delayed reforms created unsustainable deficits that necessitated external intervention, leaving underlying structural issues unresolved despite the establishment of a new system.
This paper proposes a hierarchical exposure-adjusted Poisson–Gamma model to improve sparse airline demand forecasting and derives a fare-sensitive seat-protection rule for premium-cabin capacity sharing, demonstrating through simulations that this approach significantly reduces revenue regret compared to traditional benchmarks, especially when fare ratios are high.
This paper finds that while the expiration of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) affordability restrictions is common and driven by market conditions, it results in only modest rent declines in weak markets without significantly displacing low-income residents or altering neighborhood demographics, suggesting that preservation efforts should prioritize areas with the largest rent gaps.
Based on a census-style survey of all Japanese listed firms adjusted for response bias, this study reveals that while nearly 60% of companies express interest in quantum technologies, concrete adoption remains rare due to talent shortages and indecision, highlighting a critical need for business demonstrations and partnership brokering over mere financial support.
Using pooled Periodic Labour Force Survey data from 2017–2024, this study reveals that India's post-pandemic labour market recovery was characterized by "delayed informalisation," where informal employment significantly increased during the 2021–23 recovery period—particularly among low-educated and socially disadvantaged workers—rather than immediately following the 2020 shock, highlighting the need for targeted policies to address job quality and security.
This paper analyzes the 2026 ten-per-cent real loss in Chile's most conservative pension fund caused by a dramatic increase in exposure to US interest rates via receive-fixed swaps, demonstrating that standard volatility-based Value-at-Risk models failed to detect this persistent drift while an exposure-adjusted measure successfully captured the risk, thereby validating the regulator's subsequent shift toward stress-based derivatives limits.
Using a staggered difference-in-differences approach on Chinese city data, this study provides causal evidence that the New Energy Vehicle demonstration policy significantly boosted green innovation by approximately 9–10% through mechanisms such as demand expansion, fiscal support, industrial agglomeration, and infrastructure development, with effects varying by regional and industrial characteristics.
This paper introduces a comprehensive cross-protocol dataset that standardizes and reconstructs blockchain oracle economic outcomes and accountability records to enable comparative research on incentives, dispute resolution, and financial accountability across eight different oracle branches.
This study utilizes robust econometric methods on data from 2000–2023 to demonstrate that global economic uncertainty significantly drives illicit financial flows in Sub-Saharan Africa, while per capita growth mitigates them, and reveals that trade openness, resource abundance, and even political stability can paradoxically encourage such outflows due to region-specific institutional mechanisms.
This study demonstrates that China's National AI Innovation Pilot Zone policy significantly enhances corporate carbon performance primarily by driving proactive green innovation and optimizing energy efficiency, with effects that vary notably based on ownership structure and institutional context.