1096 papers
This paper demonstrates that significant inconsistencies between academic multi-regional input-output (MRIO) databases and official statistics can cause carbon footprint estimates for European countries to deviate by up to 44%, a discrepancy termed "official statistics consistency bias" that often outweighs the sectoral aggregation bias these databases aim to resolve.
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2012–2023), this study empirically demonstrates that new-type urbanization significantly enhances agricultural economic resilience by promoting green technological innovation and entrepreneurial activity, with effects moderated by green finance and insurance support and varying across regions and government intervention levels.
This study analyzes the Indian Toy Industry's performance from 2005 to 2024 using a DEA-Malmquist and PCR-ARDL framework, revealing stagnant Total Factor Productivity growth while identifying domestic industrial capability and export orientation as key positive drivers, thereby recommending investments in innovation, human capital, and stability to boost global competitiveness.
This paper proposes a conceptual framework grounded in Resource-Based View, Dynamic Capabilities, and Supply Chain Resilience theories to synthesize how Artificial Intelligence, as a strategic resource, enhances food supply chain performance, resilience, and sustainability while accounting for moderating capabilities and contextual factors.
This paper analyzes five Latin American emerging economies and finds that while structural oil market shocks—particularly supply and oil-specific demand shocks—are key drivers of exchange-rate dynamics with some evidence of nonlinear asymmetry, geopolitical risk has only a limited impact once these oil shocks are accounted for.
This study demonstrates that in rural Ethiopia, Women's Savings and Credit Cooperatives significantly boost both household income and women's economic empowerment within male-headed households, primarily through mechanisms of direct resource control, expanded social networks, and enhanced financial management skills.
Using quasi-experimental evidence from Indonesian Muslim households, this study demonstrates that while high religiosity alone is insufficient to drive investment, the combination of strong religiosity and adequate financial literacy significantly increases the likelihood of households making rational investment decisions.
This paper develops a robust, multidimensional composite index based on official statistics and exploratory factor analysis to measure overtourism pressure across Spanish provinces, revealing significant regional disparities that can inform tailored public policies for sustainable tourism governance.
This study utilizes quantitative analysis of HR executives in North East India's upstream oil and gas sector to demonstrate that Green Human Resource Management practices indirectly enhance sustainable organizational performance by overcoming managerial and employee implementation barriers, while noting that organizational size and ownership type do not significantly moderate this relationship.
Based on data from Chinese A-share listed companies (2016–2024), this study demonstrates that artificial intelligence significantly enhances green supply chain management by strengthening firm internal capabilities such as green innovation, ESG performance, supply chain efficiency, and resource integration, with these effects being particularly pronounced in state-owned enterprises, firms with high disclosure quality, and heavily polluting industries.