1112 papers
Using a discrete choice experiment with 86 non-resident students in Trieste, Italy, this study estimates that location accessibility and private accommodation types are the primary drivers of willingness to pay, with higher-income students showing significantly greater preference for independent housing solutions.
Using a large-scale survey experiment in the Netherlands, this study demonstrates that public support for immigration is driven primarily by pragmatic economic contexts—specifically, framing technological change as an opportunity and highlighting labor shortages—rather than by the skill level of migrants.
Using Chinese provincial panel data from 2010 to 2023, this study demonstrates that financial innovation significantly promotes smart city development, an effect that is amplified by higher marketization and regional openness, and critically depends on government digital governance capacity surpassing a specific threshold to unlock enhanced marginal contributions through increased regional innovation vitality.
Using a CGE–microsimulation framework, this study finds that while South Africa's projected water scarcity severely harms the economy and disproportionately affects female-headed households, policy responses like efficiency improvements are more inclusive than supply-side expansions, which tend to exacerbate poverty and gender inequality despite stimulating growth.
This study demonstrates that a nonlinear neural network (NNAR) model outperforms traditional methods and LASSO regression in forecasting Ethiopia's headline inflation using quarterly data from 2000 to 2023, offering a superior tool for economic planning and policy-making.
This paper analyzes panel data from 181 countries to reveal that while scientific volume growth is driven by compounding knowledge stocks leading to a projected decline in G8 dominance, scientific quality relies on human capital and institutional factors, creating a critical divergence where volume leadership may not guarantee enduring quality leadership.
This study employs a Quantile on Quantile Connectedness framework to reveal that China's rare earth markets exhibit asymmetric, nonlinear spillovers where Light Rare Earth Metals consistently act as dominant shock transmitters, particularly under bullish conditions and during major geopolitical crises, offering critical insights for risk management and supply chain security.
This paper demonstrates that while Türkiye's 2024–2025 landlord tax enforcement campaign coincided with rising rents, rigorous analysis reveals that the surge was primarily driven by the expiration of a rent cap rather than tax pass-through, with the campaign's actual contribution to rent increases estimated at only about 6%.
This paper proposes Dynamic Governance Ambidexterity (DGA), a novel institutional framework that integrates real-time shadow carbon and social pricing algorithms into executive compensation and capital allocation to help traditional asset-heavy industries resolve the sustainability paradox by transforming ESG liabilities into competitive assets.
This paper analyzes Türkiye's EPO patent portfolio from 2016 to 2025 to demonstrate that while the country achieved greater technological diversification and strengthened specialization in applied industrial fields, it experienced structural convergence with Europe's industrial profile rather than with the digital-electronics frontiers of the US or Asia.