420 papers
This study demonstrates that a daily food price index constructed from 150 million online retail entries using transformer-based language models can effectively nowcast official Turkish inflation rates, particularly during periods of low and stable inflation, though the correlation weakens when inflation spikes.
This study employs a novel methodology combining survey-based behavioral indicators with high-frequency on-chain and market data to demonstrate that the composition of Bitcoin investors significantly shapes market outcomes, where amateur participation drives short-term volatility and inefficiency while professional flows enhance liquidity and resilience across medium-to-long-term horizons.
This study empirically demonstrates that deepened environmental provisions in free trade agreements significantly enhance the substantive green innovation capacity of Chinese export enterprises, primarily through industry spillover and intensified competition mechanisms, with effects varying across firm characteristics.
This study introduces RPPO-MPT, a novel robust reinforcement learning framework that integrates perturbation-based noise reduction with Prospect Theory-inspired reward shaping to outperform conventional models in equity portfolio optimization by better aligning with investor behavioral preferences under market uncertainty.
This study empirically analyzes the satisfaction and innovation drivers of Smart Health and Elderly Care Services in China from the perspective of new quality productive forces, revealing that while overall satisfaction is improving, technological innovation serves as the core driving force alongside the supportive roles of policy, market, industrial integration, and talent.
This study analyzes long-run growth trajectories in CEMAC and WAEMU regions from 1960 to 2024, revealing overall economic divergence driven by resource booms and conflict, and identifying three distinct convergence clubs that necessitate targeted policies addressing structural barriers, commodity dependence, and institutional heterogeneity.
This bibliometric analysis of 1,576 Web of Science publications from 1982 to 2025 maps the intellectual structure and thematic evolution of older adults' financial well-being research, identifying key trends such as the shift toward causal inference, the emergence of digital finance and long-term care insurance as frontiers, and the need for improved cross-national integration and intervention validation.
This qualitative study identifies critical success factors for university business incubators in resource-constrained Zimbabwe, revealing that effective ecosystem orchestration, stakeholder partnerships, and institutional legitimacy are more vital than sophisticated financing in overcoming macroeconomic instability and institutional fragmentation.
This paper employs an agent-based model to demonstrate that market structure dynamics, particularly the absorption of productivity gains into higher markups and the bistable nature of adoption thresholds, explain the paradox between firm-level AI productivity gains and stagnant aggregate TFP growth.
This paper finds that California's 2014 Senate Bill 400, which strengthened employment protections for domestic violence victims, led to a 14% increase in intimate partner violence reporting—particularly among Black and Hispanic victims in disadvantaged communities—suggesting that such policies reduce the economic barriers to disclosure and improve engagement with formal institutions without necessarily indicating a rise in actual violence incidence.