1816 papers
This study of MSEs in Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco reveals that while these enterprises are vital for employment, their transformation into innovative, high-growth firms under crisis conditions depends not on isolated factors but on the synergistic alignment of financial access, governance, and human capital, necessitating systemic rather than fragmented policy interventions.
This study of 125 technology startup founders in Türkiye reveals that, within the Theory of Planned Behavior framework, a propensity for emerging technologies serves as a more significant driver of international entrepreneurial intention than traditional international experience, suggesting digital competence offers an alternative cognitive pathway to internationalization in developing economies.
This study employs a systematic literature review to analyze the dual roles of digitalization in Thai entrepreneurship, identify four key challenges hindering its adoption, and propose strategic solutions to enhance digital integration within the country's entrepreneurial landscape.
This study utilizes structural equation modeling on primary data to demonstrate that digital skills act as a crucial mediator, linking digital inclusion to improved financial well-being for gig workers, thereby highlighting the necessity of both technology access and operational skills for economic stability.
This longitudinal panel data analysis of 24 Asia-Oceania countries from 2005 to 2020 identifies research and development expenditures, personal entrepreneurial objectives, and the number of established enterprises as key determinants of entrepreneurial disparities, revealing that R&D spending specifically fosters opportunity-driven entrepreneurship.
This study of G20 nations from 2005 to 2023 reveals that urbanization acts as a dominant mediating channel, accounting for approximately 94.6% of the positive impact renewable energy has on economic growth, with this effect being particularly pronounced in upper-middle-income economies.
This study finds that while geopolitical tensions have heightened scrutiny, collaboration with Chinese researchers and Huawei in Canada's 5G sector is generally associated with positive scientific performance, suggesting that such partnerships offer tangible research benefits comparable to those from other leading nations despite broader security concerns.
This study employs the Stimulus-Organism-Response framework to analyze cross-cultural data from 696 smartphone shoppers in China and Bangladesh, revealing that while visual merchandising cues generally drive purchase intention and behavior, the specific impact of interior and exterior design elements varies significantly between the two emerging markets.
By analyzing monthly credit reports and court records from Wisconsin, this study reveals that divorcing parents engage in anticipatory deleveraging of asset-backed debts before filing and subsequent financial recovery afterward, demonstrating that debt trajectories during divorce are dynamic and vary significantly by debt type and gender rather than serving as a uniform marker of economic strain.
Using panel data from 12 OECD countries (2008–2023), this study demonstrates that both budget transparency and democratization significantly increase tax revenues, with democratization having the strongest impact while transparency serves as a crucial complementary mechanism that enhances voluntary compliance through improved public trust and reduced information asymmetries.