1802 papers
This study analyzes 2010–2022 data to reveal that Xinjiang's health resource allocation and economic development evolved from severe imbalance to primary coordination, identifying health workforce density and residents' consumption capacity as the key drivers of this high-quality coupling.
This study empirically investigates how mobile e-commerce visual marketing influences purchase intentions through a sequential ISMAS behavioral mechanism (Interest, Search, Word-of-Mouth, Action, Sharing) grounded in the S-O-R framework, revealing that these stages form a chain mediation path where age moderates specific transitions, thereby offering strategic insights for optimizing visual marketing and enhancing conversion rates.
Despite a dramatic rise in mobile phone and internet ownership in Ghana between 2005 and 2017, aggregate educational inequality increased because digital access alone was insufficient to offset broader structural barriers, although the equalizing effect of these technologies has strengthened over time and now depends on the joint adoption of both devices.
This study analyzes panel data from 26 Vietnamese commercial banks (2011–2025) to demonstrate that sustainability report disclosure not only influences profitability but also moderates the relationship between credit growth and profits, revealing a trade-off where credit expansion becomes less efficient in generating returns as banks prioritize sustainable development, with this effect varying significantly by bank size.
This study of 793 Vietnamese university students demonstrates that digital entrepreneurship education is a necessary condition for fostering digital entrepreneurial intention, primarily by enhancing perceived behavioral control, motivation, and passion, while also revealing discipline-specific pathways and the moderating role of entrepreneurial resilience.
This study of 80 African listed firms rejects the hypothesis that digital transformation has a nonlinear U-shaped relationship with ESG performance, demonstrating instead that only digital capabilities explicitly directed toward sustainability processes drive ESG improvements, while general digital intensity alone has no significant effect.
This paper finds that the 2018 US Tax Cuts and Jobs Act triggered a significant short-term decline in FDI outflows to tax havens driven by reduced earnings reinvestment and balance-sheet adjustments among service-sector affiliates, while having minimal impact on real economic activities like employment and compensation.
This paper proposes a blockchain-based Credit Transfer Token (CTT) framework on the Polygon network that tokenizes core enterprise credit to enable verifiable trust propagation across multi-tier supply chains, significantly reducing financing costs and processing times for small and medium-sized enterprises while overcoming traditional information asymmetry barriers.
Using data from Chinese A-share listed manufacturing firms (2007–2023), this paper demonstrates that the digital–green synergistic transformation reshapes factor income distribution by significantly reducing firms' labor market power and improving labor-capital relations, primarily through expanded labor demand, production scale, and investment, with effects being more pronounced in state-owned and larger enterprises.
This study demonstrates that entrepreneurial capital and innovation, bolstered by social support and mediated by business success, enable widowed female household heads in East Java, Indonesia, to achieve sustainable livelihoods, thereby advocating for post-claim empowerment programs that extend beyond financial aid to include comprehensive business and social support systems.