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Using data from Ghana's 2021 census and instrumental variable methods, this study finds that intergenerational co-residence with a mother or mother-in-law significantly increases married women's labor force participation by 19.1 percentage points, particularly in households with young children and monogamous families.
This systematic review of 156 studies from 2018 to 2025 demonstrates that AI significantly enhances predictive accuracy and automation across six key Fintech domains while highlighting critical challenges like algorithmic bias and explainability, ultimately offering a research agenda and regulatory insights for stakeholders.
This paper demonstrates that while Binance leads Hyperliquid in BTC perpetual futures price discovery on average, a persistent minority of Hyperliquid wallets exhibit anticipatory informed flow that precedes price movements on the dominant centralized venue.
Using an ARDL framework on Malawian data from 2013 to 2017, this study demonstrates that exchange rate depreciation and monetary conditions are critical drivers of food inflation, highlighting the need for integrated policies addressing both currency stability and agricultural transformation to enhance food security.
This study reveals that while energy price volatility does not uniformly deter foreign direct investment in Central and Eastern Europe, its negative impact is significantly mitigated by high levels of digital capability, which acts as a strategic resilience mechanism that allows economies to better internalize energy risks and sustain capital inflows.
This study empirically demonstrates that while digital maturity significantly enhances operational efficiency in Sub-Saharan African SMEs, its transformative impact is amplified by agility and institutional pressures rather than internal competencies, necessitating a synergistic strategy that prioritizes capability development alongside technology deployment.
This study analyzes India's 1990–2024 data using ARDL-ECM and Granger causality methods to confirm an inverted-U shaped Environmental Kuznets Curve, demonstrating that renewable energy and innovation significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while FDI shows no detrimental environmental impact, though a bidirectional causal link between economic growth and emissions underscores the need for targeted policy interventions.
This study utilizes an ARDL model to demonstrate a significant long-term equilibrium and unidirectional causality from Islamic to socially responsible investment in the WAEMU, revealing that these ethical finance forms converge more strongly during crises and highlighting the regional market's leadership and diversification potential.
This study proposes a structured framework that integrates Business Impact Analysis with Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to enhance operational resilience in pharmaceutical manufacturing by identifying critical functions, prioritizing risk-based investments, and addressing systemic interdependencies across quality, supply chain, and regulatory domains.
This study of 1,468 European listed firms reveals that while environmental innovation consistently reduces carbon intensity, the impact of circular economy orientation on carbon performance is contingent on whether emissions are measured in absolute or intensity terms, highlighting the critical importance of metric selection in evaluating corporate sustainability.