1780 papers
This paper proposes and applies a methodological framework combining multimodal transport modeling and generalized-cost analysis to demonstrate that land-bridge corridors can serve as competitive, resilient alternatives to the Suez Canal for high-value intercontinental freight, offering strategic insights for the development of emerging Eurasian trade routes.
Despite strong spatial clustering in annual metropolitan GDP growth rates across 376 U.S. areas from 2001 to 2023, the accumulated GDP levels exhibit no spatial autocorrelation because small, mean-reverting growth shocks cause spatial clusters to shift locations over time rather than persist in the same places.
Using a medium-scale DSGE model estimated on U.S. data from 1984 to 2019, this paper finds that while innovation difficulty is a persistent factor influencing the probability of successful innovation, aggregate productivity fluctuations are primarily driven by spillover shocks rather than changes in the difficulty of innovating.
This paper analyzes a unique dataset of 845 infrastructure transactions across 66 developing countries to reveal that borrowing costs often defy traditional sovereign-risk models, with private projects sometimes borrowing below sovereign rates and investor confidence significantly lowering costs over time, suggesting that policies catalyzing initial market entry could effectively reduce the cost of capital.
This paper synthesizes seventeen studies and new monthly data to demonstrate that the 2025–2026 Trump administration's extensive tariff program generated four sequential ripple effects across trade, finance, and macroeconomics, ultimately culminating in a judicial reversal that nullified the policy before it could significantly impact headline inflation.
This study proposes a quantitative Multi-Criteria Decision-Making framework that integrates governance maturity, Lean Six Sigma, and resilience indicators to optimize project portfolios and enhance organizational resilience in service and healthcare sectors through evidence-based decision support.
This systematic literature review of 47 recent publications reveals the rapid growth of AI research in accounting and auditing, highlighting a current dominance of general and fraud-focused studies while identifying a critical need for future work to be more theory-driven, context-specific, and empirically grounded.
This paper transforms Goodhart's and Campbell's Laws into a parameterized threshold model to demonstrate that university performance evaluation follows an inverted-U relationship with organizational effectiveness, identifying a critical tipping point where excessive intensity triggers dysfunction and proposing three qualitative levers to mitigate these effects across diverse institutional contexts.
This study reveals that the Russo-Ukrainian crisis, compounded by local conflicts and the pandemic, severely exacerbated food insecurity and poverty in Bukavu, DRC, by disrupting supply chains and driving up prices, resulting in 83% of households experiencing food poverty and nearly 70% facing severe food insecurity.
Using a 3SLS simultaneous equation framework on Eastern Indonesian data from 2000 to 2025, this study finds that labor productivity and economic complexity significantly drive non-oil export competitiveness, while capital accumulation and human capital exhibit mixed or negative effects due to misalignment with regional industrial needs.