1780 papers
This quantitative study employing PLS-SEM analysis demonstrates that all six dimensions of Malaysia's MADANI sustainable governance framework significantly and positively influence both green industry practices and domestic economic policies, thereby validating the framework's effectiveness and contextual adaptability.
This paper provides causal evidence from Brazil that while administrative classification of large taxpayers alone does not alter tax compliance, escalating to intensive monitoring significantly increases the total tax burden by over 10 percentage points, demonstrating that enforcement intensity, rather than mere categorization, drives substantial compliance gains.
This paper introduces LIMR, a modular diagnostic framework that analyzes multidimensional digital-finance panels to reveal structural imbalances—such as the coexistence of relative convergence and absolute divergence—by moving beyond conventional single-score indices to assess access-use coordination, inequality, and resilience across regions.
This study of BRIC economies from 2015 to 2023 reveals that ESG disclosure negatively impacts corporate financial performance, a relationship that is further disrupted by board gender diversity.
This study utilizes data from 500 Indonesian thrift-store consumers to demonstrate that perceived green marketing drives MSME sustainability impact through a sequential chain of perceived environmental value, market disruption, and consumer switching behavior.
This report analyzes U.S. poverty trends from 1967 to 2024 using Supplemental and relative poverty measures, finding that while government policies have driven a significant decline in income poverty and reduced demographic gaps, the relative poverty rate has modestly increased despite decades of economic growth.
This study utilizes survey data from 435 Chinese consumers to demonstrate that in digital circular fashion, purchase intention is driven by a risk-ease-value-emotion process where product awareness reduces perceived risk and enhances ease of use, ultimately converging through emotional value to influence buying behavior.
This study demonstrates that the effectiveness of international climate finance in reducing carbon emissions is contingent on a country's agricultural structural absorptive capacity, as evidenced by a reversal in the finance-emissions relationship between agriculture-dependent economies and those with higher agricultural productivity.
This paper proposes a network-based framework for industrial policy that emphasizes how structural interdependencies and bottlenecks within production networks, such as those in Türkiye's manufacturing sector, determine the effectiveness of sectoral interventions and necessitate coordinated, network-aware policy design.
This study analyzes 12 African OIC economies from 1991 to 2023 and finds that while capital deepening significantly drives labour-productivity growth with an elasticity between 0.401 and 0.632, the relationship is less than proportional and energy consumption per worker shows no robust independent short-run association with productivity.