1780 papers
This study of 30 Chinese provinces from 2015 to 2024 reveals that while the digital economy lacks a significant direct impact on local smart logistics growth, it exerts a robust negative spatial spillover effect, with financial deepening showing only tentative conditional relevance and causal identification remaining limited.
This study analyzes Mexico's Total Factor Productivity (TFP) from 1998 to 2023, revealing that while aggregate TFP fluctuates with business cycles and varies by region and sector, long-term growth is driven primarily by market entrants rather than surviving establishments, which have failed to fully recover from the 2008 financial crisis.
This study of 729 Latin American firms from 2014 to 2024 finds that greater financial freedom is significantly associated with lower corporate leverage, whereas corruption control shows no statistically significant relationship, though the financial freedom effect is sensitive to the inclusion of Argentina.
This research demonstrates how SAP Integrated Business Planning enhances supply chain resilience by integrating demand sensing, adaptive supply planning, inventory optimization, and control tower visibility into a unified, simulation-capable environment that enables organizations to anticipate, absorb, and recover from disruptions.
This study analyzes 15 Sub-Saharan African countries from 2005 to 2021 using a dynamic panel GMM approach and finds that while international clean energy finance alone is insufficient to significantly drive renewable energy consumption, it must be combined with improved financial development and broader energy access to effectively accelerate the region's energy transition.
Using a large, harmonized dataset across multiple scales, this study demonstrates that spatial aggregation fundamentally alters energy poverty measurements by contracting dimensional representation, reducing discriminatory capacity, and shifting dominant determinants, thereby challenging the assumption that higher-level estimates simply reflect aggregated household deprivation.
This paper finds that China's massive Affordable Rental Housing program unexpectedly increased private market rents by approximately 4.0 to 4.3 percent per standard deviation of planned units, driven by demand-side "crowding-in" effects in cities with high existing rents and large inflows of new urban workers, rather than the supply-side "crowding-out" typically observed in the U.S.
This study reveals that while the European Union maintains competitive parity with the United States and China in scientific knowledge and technology deployment, it has significantly fallen behind in the critical "creation" stage of converting innovation into firms, capital, and manufacturing, particularly in business, AI, and renewable energy sectors.
This state-level panel analysis from 2018 to 2024 finds that mass shooting incidence is significantly and consistently associated with economic disadvantage, particularly poverty, while showing no robust association with gun policy strength, household gun ownership, or mental illness rates.
This study conducts a bibliometric and systematic review of 34 peer-reviewed articles to reveal a critical research gap in Islamic digital banking, where the tension between the religious duty of *Amanah* and emerging cybersecurity threats remains largely unaddressed, prompting the authors to propose a new conceptual framework and research agenda to bridge this disconnect.