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This systematic literature review synthesizes evidence from 60 studies to propose that organizational legitimacy serves as a critical mediating mechanism through which digital leadership enhances organizational performance, while also identifying key research gaps and outlining a comprehensive conceptual framework for future inquiry.
This study analyzes India's marine product exports from 1995–96 to 2024–25, revealing significant growth in value over volume, a strategic shift from traditional markets to emerging destinations like the USA and China, and the development of a more resilient export structure characterized by improved diversification and high market retention stability.
This study analyzes India's marine product exports from 1995–96 to 2024–25, revealing that while Frozen Shrimp remains the dominant commodity, the sector has experienced overall positive growth and gradual diversification, with Dried Items showing the highest growth rates and Frozen Shrimp, Frozen Fish, and Live Items demonstrating the greatest export stability.
This paper utilizes ARDL and Toda-Yamamoto econometric models on RBI secondary data to demonstrate that India's inflation targeting policy is effective, revealing a long-run relationship where the policy repo rate unidirectionally influences monthly inflation with a one-month lag.
This study proposes a comprehensive econometric framework that utilizes Principal Component Analysis to construct a composite Sustainability Index and employs Ordinary Least Squares regression to quantify the positive impacts of renewable energy, education, and institutional effectiveness, as well as the negative effects of industrial emissions, on social and environmental sustainability.
This study introduces a novel hybrid framework combining LSTM and TVP-VAR models to more accurately capture non-linear, time-varying connectedness among carbon, energy, and equity markets, revealing that green and fossil energy markets are primary transmission sources while coal and equity markets act as consistent receivers, with carbon prices remaining relatively insulated from short-term shocks.
This systematic mapping review reveals that despite Indonesia's expanded educational access, persistent vertical and horizontal education-job mismatches—driven by quality disparities, regional inequalities, and gender norms—continue to undermine employment outcomes and wage growth, necessitating targeted, inclusive policy interventions.
This study investigates the factors influencing older adults' continued use of mobile banking apps in Bangladesh using PLS-SEM, revealing that system quality, trust, and perceived risk are critical drivers while highlighting significant disparities in digital financial inclusion experiences between lower- and higher-income groups.
This qualitative study of three Zimbabwean municipalities reveals that while Business Intelligence systems hold significant potential for enhancing revenue collection and public service delivery, their adoption is currently hindered by underdeveloped IT infrastructure, insufficient user training, and financial constraints, necessitating comprehensive IT establishment and change management strategies for successful implementation.
Using a decade-long dataset of 291 Chinese cities, this study provides causal evidence that rising air pollution exacerbates educational inequality by driving away qualified teachers, thereby increasing student-teacher ratios through a "brain-drain" mechanism rather than student attrition.