1780 papers
This study employs a DEMATEL-based approach to analyze data from fourteen experts, identifying economic viability as the primary driver and water usage and waste management as key outcomes among nine critical enablers for implementing sustainable supply chain management in India's marble industry.
This paper develops a formal welfare model demonstrating that decentralized relational investment is inefficiently low due to positive spillovers, a problem that paradoxically worsens as trust increases, thereby necessitating state-contingent subsidies while accounting for the risk of crowding out intrinsic relational values.
Using panel data from Uruguayan youth, this paper demonstrates that while mental health disparities are primarily driven by gender and family structure rather than income, the onset of informal caregiving—particularly for ill or older relatives—causally reduces well-being by approximately one-third of a standard deviation, an effect distinct from educational outcomes and robust to selection bias.
This study demonstrates that urban AI industry density enhances firm value creation through technological evolution and integration, but primarily benefits moderately endowed firms by compensating for scale limitations while still requiring a baseline level of absorptive capacity to access these regional knowledge spillovers.
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 31 studies across 12 countries reveals that while immigrant children generally experience higher economic mobility than the general population, robust settlement and integration programs are the most effective policy lever for further reducing intergenerational income persistence.
Despite women microentrepreneurs in Chile matching or exceeding men in observable capabilities like education and digital skills, their businesses earn significantly lower profits with a widening gender gap driven by unequal returns rather than compositional differences, a disparity concentrated among the lowest-profit firms and linked to women's disproportionate burden of unpaid care work.
This study of Business and Information Management students at a South African university of technology reveals that community engagement is perceived to significantly enhance both entrepreneurial knowledge and intentions, with community problems serving as key triggers for opportunity recognition, though the cross-sectional design limits claims of causality.
This paper argues that the United States' weaponization of the dollar through financial sanctions has accelerated the fragmentation of the global political economy by driving BRICS nations to pursue financial autonomy through de-dollarization and alternative monetary systems, ultimately undermining the liberal economic order.
This study analyzes India's financial technology adoption from FY 2021–22 to FY 2025–26 using OLS and VAR models to demonstrate that a 1% increase in digital transaction value contributes approximately 0.14% to real GDP growth, establishing Fintech as a primary macroeconomic engine rather than merely an intermediary platform.
This study proposes and validates a privacy-preserving, adaptive framework for e-commerce advertising that leverages social network structures, engagement metrics, and community redundancy to outperform traditional targeting policies while maintaining high utility under differential privacy constraints.