1128 papers
This study utilizes ARDL and NARDL frameworks to analyze Ghana's 1993–2024 data, revealing that while structural breaks limit long-run cointegration, public debt servicing negatively impacts inflation through demand crowding-out, whereas exchange rate movements symmetrically drive inflation and GDP growth dampens it.
This study employs a dynamic panel analysis of 28 OECD and ASEAN countries to reveal that while ASEAN economies face immediate, severe productivity losses due to their proximity to critical temperature thresholds, OECD nations currently exhibit short-term resilience but face significant long-term risks to industrial output, underscoring the critical role of industrial structure and adaptive capacity in shaping heterogeneous climate vulnerabilities.
This paper develops and calibrates a Green Stock-Flow Consistent macroeconomic model tailored to Algeria's hydrocarbon-dependent economy to demonstrate that a phased carbon tax combined with targeted renewable investment can drive medium-run economic diversification and employment, despite short-term inflationary pressures.
This study analyzes data from Pakistan's Sharīʿah-compliant firms (2008–2019) to demonstrate that greater board gender diversity positively influences all dimensions of corporate social responsibility, suggesting that increasing female representation on these boards enhances social performance.
This paper proposes an auditable framework to demonstrate that the measured frequency and severity of stablecoin depegs are not neutral market properties but are significantly driven by methodological choices in detection rules, data sources, and validation criteria.
Through a pre-registered experiment involving 4,586 participants across four countries, this study reveals that efficiency improvements often trigger "unproductive rebound," where lower input costs lead to significantly increased resource consumption without corresponding gains in output, a behavior that persists even when environmental costs are made salient.
This paper develops a decision-theoretic framework demonstrating that the joint observation of point and density forecasts in survey data enables the separate identification of agents' beliefs and preferences, revealing richer information about expectation formation than previously recognized.
This study utilizes a multi-regional input-output model to estimate that Japan's 2021 manufacturing final demand is linked to approximately 51,000 worker-equivalents of forced labour risk, primarily concentrated in emerging Asian economies and specific sectors like food, electronics, and apparel, thereby highlighting the need for consumption-based human rights due diligence aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals.
This study of 39 Asian economies reveals that institutional quality enhances human development primarily through the mediating mechanism of e-governance, while digital readiness and income levels fail to significantly moderate this relationship, suggesting that governance mechanisms are more critical than macro-level enabling conditions.
This paper presents a computer-implemented framework that integrates gradient boosting, survival analysis, and constrained optimization to refine subprime auto loan pricing, significantly improving risk prediction accuracy and enabling more granular interest rate adjustments that lower rates for low-risk borrowers while adhering to profit and loss constraints.