1802 papers
This study of Indonesian listed firms reveals that green ambidexterity, through both green exploitation and exploration, significantly enhances SDG disclosure, which in turn strengthens corporate social reputation, with board size and sustainability committees further supporting disclosure quality.
This study demonstrates that on TikTok, high initial reach often correlates with lower product relevance, whereas the semantic quality and direction of early consumer conversations serve as superior predictors of subsequent product engagement compared to traditional volume-based metrics.
This study of Sweden's licensed gambling market from 2019 to 2025 reveals that while aggregate real gambling expenditure declined despite rising disposable income due to structural shifts toward online and sports betting, short-term fluctuations in gambling spending remain positively and significantly correlated with changes in household purchasing power.
Using 2025 PLFS microdata, this study reveals that gender inequality in Assam extends beyond a significant participation gap to include women's disproportionate concentration in informal sectors and lower earnings, with observed characteristics explaining only 14.39% of the wage gap, thereby highlighting the need for policies targeting access to suitable non-farm and regular employment.
This study analyzes the spatio-temporal evolution and drivers of the transition from traditional to emerging growth drivers across 110 cities in the Yangtze River Economic Belt (2015–2023) using a novel speed-effectiveness framework, revealing a persistent downstream-to-upstream gradient and shifting impacts of infrastructure, market size, and government intervention that underscore the need for localized regional policies.
Using generalized structural equation modeling on Sub-Saharan African DHS data, this study reveals that male self-employment negatively impacts household wealth both directly and indirectly by limiting educational attainment and urbanization, with urbanization serving as the primary mediator that accounts for approximately 35% of this negative relationship.
This quantitative study of 300 Malaysian banking customers reveals that perceived ease of use, security, and service quality significantly enhance customer satisfaction through the mediating role of trust, thereby supporting sustainable digital financial services aligned with SDGs 8 and 9.
This paper demonstrates that in a social coordination model with endogenous network formation and heterogeneous linking costs, the presence of high-cost agents can accelerate convergence to payoff-dominant conventions and shape equilibrium diversity, particularly when agents are limited to linking with fewer than half the population.
This study utilizes PLS-SEM analysis of 162 Somali public sector respondents to demonstrate that while audit quality and institutional capacity significantly enhance value for money, the relationship is complexly mediated by managerial accountability, leading to recommendations for prioritizing audit quality and constructive accountability frameworks over mere volume.
This study of Indian college students reveals that positive financial behaviors and satisfaction significantly enhance academic and life satisfaction, while debt-related stress diminishes life satisfaction, underscoring the need for targeted financial literacy initiatives in higher education.