1806 papers
This study analyzes data from Ghanaian non-financial firms (2010–2022) using advanced econometric methods to demonstrate that corporate governance mechanisms, particularly board independence, diversity, and audit committee independence, significantly enhance the quality of ESG disclosures in emerging markets, while CEO duality negatively impacts such transparency.
This qualitative study evaluates Indonesia's transitional readiness for IFRS S1 and S2 sustainability disclosures, revealing that while governance frameworks are advancing, critical bottlenecks in human capital, data systems, and assurance infrastructure hinder effective implementation across the reporting ecosystem.
This study employs an integrated Entropy Weight, Coupling Coordination, and System Dynamics approach to analyze Zhejiang Province's tourism and resident wellbeing from 2015 to 2023, revealing a prolonged antagonistic relationship and identifying multi-factor synergy as the optimal strategy for achieving common prosperity.
This study demonstrates that while artificial intelligence significantly reduces carbon intensity across 33 OECD countries, its environmental effectiveness is substantially amplified by well-developed financial systems, particularly banking institutions, which facilitate investment in intelligent low-carbon technologies.
This paper demonstrates that finite learning paths in a learning-from-prices model can appear numerically reliable despite underlying iteration dynamics failing to approximate equilibrium, revealing a critical distinction between code implementation errors, algebraic equilibrium validity, and the separate stability conditions governing finite iteration horizons.
This study evaluates the impact of Tanzania's PSSN livelihood support on household food insecurity in Morogoro using Propensity Score Matching and finds that while supported households exhibited slightly lower food insecurity scores, the effect was not statistically significant, indicating a need to refine the program's strategies.
This study develops a mixed-integer nonlinear programming model to optimize inspection allocation and OEM-ODM coordination under carbon pricing, demonstrating through numerical simulation that a self-remanufacturing configuration significantly outperforms an outsourced decentralized model by reducing total production costs and rejected units.
Using data from 30 Sub-Saharan African countries (1990–2024) and advanced econometric techniques, this study reveals that financial development, primary sector growth, and energy consumption significantly influence environmental quality, suggesting that integrating sustainable financing and climate-smart agricultural practices can reduce pollution while boosting productivity.
This paper finds that while fiscal rules effectively mitigate election-induced fiscal deterioration in Western EU member states, their success in Central and Eastern Europe is contingent upon high domestic institutional quality, particularly regarding the rule of law, corruption control, and democratic accountability.
The paper proposes the Weighted Reward Allocation Mechanism (WRAM), a budget-constrained reward scheme that dynamically distributes a committed pool based on item weights to effectively coordinate multi-item contributions and outperform fixed-payment alternatives in both budget certainty and total contribution value.