1802 papers
Using new individual bank-level data, this study reveals that cyber loss rates at U.S. banks follow a U-shaped relationship with bank size and are primarily driven by idiosyncratic factors, though more profitable and efficient banks tend to experience lower loss rates when controlling for size.
Using satellite data, this paper documents that increased work-from-home rates in U.S. metropolitan areas between 2019 and 2025 significantly reduced nitrogen dioxide concentrations in city centers, a decline associated with an estimated 1,500 to 3,500 fewer annual deaths.
This quantitative study of 250 Nigerian SMEs demonstrates that digital HR transformation significantly enhances competitive advantage both directly and indirectly through the partial mediation of effective talent management.
Based on a national survey in South Korea, this study finds that socially acceptable stray animal management policies depend on aligning governance structures with public perceptions of fairness and implementing targeted financing mechanisms, such as taxes on companion animal expenditures, rather than uniform fees, to mitigate resistance and enhance social welfare.
This study conducted in Iran reveals that insurance deductions, particularly for drugs and consumables, significantly impact hospital revenues due to operational human errors and a flawed fee-for-service payment system, necessitating both procedural standardization and a macro-level overhaul of the payment model.
By analyzing data from 66 societies, this study demonstrates that institutional particularism reverses the sign of frequency-dependent selection on beliefs about effort, shifting the equilibrium from a bistable coordination game in low-particularism contexts to a stable polymorphism in high-particularism ones.
This study analyzes Ghana's 1990–2024 data using FMOLS and DOLS estimations to conclude that while public debt and institutional quality both positively drive economic growth, the effectiveness of public borrowing is significantly enhanced by strong institutional frameworks, thereby necessitating governance improvements to maximize debt's growth potential.
Using panel data from 2010 to 2024, this study analyzes the spatiotemporal evolution and coupling coordination of new-quality productive forces and integrated urban-rural development in China's western regions, revealing a steady improvement toward preliminary coordination driven primarily by urbanization, environmental management, and social welfare indicators.
This paper demonstrates that industrial automation in China significantly reduces migrant households' saving rates primarily by lowering the incidence of left-behind children, improving public services, and fostering social capital and settlement intentions, thereby shifting the focus from income to consumption effects.
This paper demonstrates that Lehr and Lowe price indexes struggle to accurately measure constant-quality price changes during periods of rapid inflation or deflation, revealing substantial discrepancies when compared to alternative quality-adjusted unit value indexes for consumer IT goods.