1128 papers
This study employs Exploratory Factor Analysis, MICMAC, and ISM on primary survey data to identify and map the driving and dependent factors influencing Indian Gen Z's online purchasing decisions, thereby providing businesses with actionable insights for more effective e-commerce targeting strategies.
Using panel data from China's coastal regions (2011–2022), this study demonstrates that digital inclusive finance significantly promotes the high-quality development of the marine economy through mechanisms like industrial upgrading and financing scale, though its effectiveness is moderated by the digital divide and exhibits an inverted U-shaped relationship influenced by financial regulation and venture capital.
This study utilizes quantitative analysis of 211 respondents to identify economic, political, and social drivers of civil unrest in Nigeria, revealing a significant negative correlation between such instability and infrastructure project delivery while advocating for enhanced risk management strategies to mitigate substantial economic and operational losses.
Using panel data from 100 economies spanning 1995 to 2025, this study finds that real effective exchange rate overvaluation significantly increases income inequality, particularly when misalignment exceeds an 8.7% threshold and in economies with already high income concentration.
This study of 94 technology firms in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore finds that while CEO busyness and nationality do not directly impact corporate sustainable growth, financial constraints significantly weaken the relationship between these executive characteristics and long-term sustainable development outcomes.
Analyzing 6.65 million global green patents from 1990 to 2019, this study reveals that the inherent instability and shifting centrality of green patent networks—from end-of-pipe to preventive technologies—render standard prediction models ineffective, necessitating a newly developed dynamic rolling prediction approach to accurately forecast green innovation.
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2015–2024), this study empirically demonstrates that data element allocation significantly enhances regional green innovation performance, a relationship that is partially mediated by new quality productive forces and exhibits a threshold effect where the positive impact strengthens once new quality productive forces exceed a specific level.
This study analyzes data from 240 households in Gazipur, Bangladesh, to demonstrate that Fintech adoption, alongside factors like education and remittances, significantly drives the uptake of climate-smart agricultural technologies and enhances rice and maize productivity, thereby supporting sustainable development goals.
This paper demonstrates that adaptation costs and environmental complexity jointly shape firm heterogeneity and performance, revealing that the highest performance and lowest heterogeneity occur at moderate complexity levels where firms are neither unmotivated nor unable to reach global maxima.
Using a Distributional CPI framework and advanced spatial modeling on Chinese micro-data, this paper demonstrates that heterogeneous price exposures create a regressive inflation effect where lower-income households face systematically higher inflation and purchasing power erosion, driven by rigid pricing in essential sectors that amplifies existing income inequality.