1780 papers
This study employs a systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis of 66 articles (2021–2026) to synthesize how GST reforms influence consumer purchasing behavior in Bengaluru, highlighting key themes such as price sensitivity, digital commerce, and socio-demographic factors while offering strategic insights for policymakers and businesses.
This study proposes and validates a serial mediation model demonstrating that an integrated "digital-circular capability" (combining Circular Economy practices and Industry 5.0 technologies) enhances sustainability performance in Saudi Arabian engineering projects by sequentially improving energy efficiency and cost efficiency.
This time-series study of Bangladesh's exports to the US from 2001 to 2025 finds that while oil prices significantly influence export performance, US and competitor tariffs show no statistically significant impact, a result attributed to the limited variation in tariff data prior to 2025 and the model's overall lack of explanatory power.
This study analyzes World Bank data from 1970 to 2020 to reveal distinct economic development trajectories among BRICS nations and identifies a strong positive correlation between GDP per capita and price-level convergence, supporting the Balassa–Samuelson hypothesis.
This study introduces Infrastructure-Centric Innovation Theory and the PVP Framework to demonstrate how aligning technological capabilities—specifically architectural elasticity and systemic coupling—with customer-facing innovation is essential for sustaining product–market fit in AI-native environments, thereby addressing the critical failure mechanism of Architecturally Induced Innovation Latency.
This study demonstrates that while digital market attention consistently increases the visibility of cultural goods, its ability to predict actual obtainability is contingent on supply constraints, as allocation regimes decouple attention from access by conflating it with price and prestige, thereby creating a measurable "visibility-availability gap."
Utilizing panel data from 47 Sub-Saharan African countries (2000–2022) and Panel Corrected Standard Errors, this study demonstrates that renewable energy investments and financial development independently and synergistically promote sustainable trade development, with the former's impact contingent on specific financial development thresholds.
Using a quasi-experimental design on 282 Chinese cities, this study reveals that the Belt and Road Initiative's institutional opening significantly boosts urban energy transition efficiency by fostering technological diversification rather than specialization, though this progress is spatially constrained by a "near-neighbor siphoning" effect that creates localized green dividends while squeezing peripheral cities.
This paper analyzes medium-term fiscal frameworks in Chile, Colombia, Peru, and Uruguay, finding that all four countries exhibit recurrent and significant overestimation biases in their GDP growth forecasts, which undermines the reliability of fiscal baselines and complicates compliance with fiscal rules.
This study analyzes the intensification of urban poverty and household vulnerability in Purulia, India, following the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing significant disparities across slum areas and identifying income, education, and employment status as critical factors driving poverty dynamics among informal workers.