392 papers
This paper analyzes global portfolio investment networks using 2024 data to reveal the dominant role of the United States and offshore financial centers, highlighting a significant post-2014 increase in equity and fund shares alongside divergent trends in debt securities that reflect the lingering effects of the sovereign debt crisis on European markets.
This study employs agent-based modeling to simulate the dynamic evolution of consumer trust and acceptance of advanced autonomous driving under various technological, social, and policy factors, offering data-driven insights for optimizing product strategies and regulatory interventions.
This paper proposes a deep multinomial probability framework that integrates neural networks with multinomial modeling to overcome the limitations of traditional linear methods by effectively capturing complex nonlinear relationships in high-dimensional market segmentation tasks.
This study analyzes Peruvian microfinance institutions from 2021 to 2025 and finds a U-shaped relationship between lending rates and credit risk, identifying an optimal rate of 29.21% beyond which further rate increases significantly deteriorate portfolio quality.
This scoping review of 40 studies across 17 African countries finds that while cash transfers effectively stimulate local economies and boost employment for ultra-poor households, they also generate complex ripple effects such as inflation and social tensions, underscoring the need for careful recipient selection to maximize benefits and minimize negative spillovers.
This study utilizes diverse econometric models on 2004–2023 panel data to demonstrate that rising Chinese FDI in South Asia significantly boosts per capita income, a positive effect that is strengthened by political stability and anti-corruption measures but weakened by military expenditure.
This paper proposes a streamlined, privacy-compliant model for evaluating scientific productivity in Italian universities by leveraging existing National Scientific Qualification thresholds to generate real-time, adaptable, and transparent indicators for both institutional governance and individual researcher tracking.
Using Bayesian Logistic Regression on data from 82 countries (2002–2020), this study reveals that while green accounting generally promotes economic prosperity and mitigates downturns, its excessive expansion or severe contraction can paradoxically worsen economic declines, highlighting the need for balanced implementation.
Using a difference-in-differences approach on Chinese county-level data from 2000 to 2019, this study demonstrates that ecological compensation policies within National Key Ecological Function Zones significantly boost per capita GDP and employment while promoting industrial upgrading through mechanisms like marketization and alternative industry development, though their impact on foreign investment and tertiary sector growth remains limited.
This study integrates signal verification into an evolutionary game model of collaborative cybersecurity governance to reveal that without sufficient verification precision, the system falls into a "Silence Trap" where monetary incentives fail and penalties risk suppressing valid reports, thereby arguing that governance sustainability depends on capacity-building rather than reward tuning alone.