1780 papers
This study demonstrates that travel demand models estimated solely on standard household surveys often misrepresent the travel behaviors of underrepresented vulnerable populations, but integrating targeted survey data through a core–satellite fusion framework significantly improves model accuracy and the reliability of transportation equity assessments.
This paper proposes a path-symmetrized decomposition method that resolves the order-dependence problem in multi-input DEA–Malmquist analysis, providing unique, order-invariant, and multiplicatively consistent measures of individual input accumulation effects.
Drawing on the Resource-Based View and Attention-Based View, this study empirically demonstrates that generative AI adoption significantly drives both novelty and efficiency business model innovations in Chinese manufacturing firms, a positive effect that is substantially enhanced by managerial digital concern.
This paper theoretically and empirically demonstrates that as China's rural labor mobility increases and household income structures shift away from agriculture, the function of farmland transitions from a primary production factor to an interest-bearing asset, thereby driving land rental supply and highlighting the importance of leveraging land's property rights to support agricultural modernization and prevent abandonment.
This study of 358 Vietnamese organizations demonstrates that security culture and competency serve as a critical mechanism through which top management commitment and external institutional pressure drive effective information security management, while revealing that resource capability acts directly and that these dynamics vary significantly based on organizational maturity and team size.
This study challenges the universality of the Twin Deficit Hypothesis in South Asia by demonstrating that the relationship between fiscal and external deficits only emerged post-2008, operates independently of crowding-out effects, and is primarily driven by capital flows—specifically remittances and FDI—rather than fiscal transmission mechanisms.
This study analyzes five Ethiopian national development plans from 2002 to 2030 and finds that while industrialization is consistently rhetorically linked to poverty reduction, operational policy coherence has progressively declined due to segregated institutions, divergent resource allocation, and a lack of shared targets, ultimately preventing the systematic realization of industrialization's pro-poor potential.
This study demonstrates that joint equity participation by government-guided funds and industrial capital significantly enhances innovation in China's low-altitude economy, an effect that is further strengthened by effective compensation mechanisms, industrial relatedness, and specific firm characteristics such as non-state ownership and lower airworthiness certification dependence.
This study finds that while international oil prices and revenue growth influence Taiwan's solar-stock returns, political alternation alone does not cause a discrete structural break in the return-generating process, suggesting that capital-market responses depend more on firms' ability to convert policy-supported expansion into sustainable cash flows than on regime changes.
This study utilizes an Entropy Three-Parallel Two-stage Dynamic DDF model to reveal that Chinese cities currently lack a dynamic balance between public safety governance and smart sustainable development, with food safety identified as the primary bottleneck and a notable decline in coordination observed after 2021.