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Volume 57, issue 36, 2025
- Transportation infrastructure, market integration and corporate innovation pp. 5427-5443

- Qiang Zeng, Meng Liao and Yafei Wang
- Technological progress and labour welfare: evidence from robot adoption in China pp. 5444-5459

- Kouming Liu, Xiaobin Guo, Aiyun Nie and Chante Jian Ding
- Impact of land fragmentation and fragmentation of property rights on the profit efficiency of rice cultivation and multiple farming in Taiwan pp. 5460-5473

- Chang Tsaiyu
- Moral hazard in online peer-to-peer lending pp. 5474-5485

- Humoud Alsabah and Abdullah Alibrahim
- Female CEOs and earnings management: examining risk aversion versus social identity theories pp. 5486-5506

- Ping Guo, Zhidong Wu, Qingtie Yao and Yanyan Chen
- The impact of the Belt and Road Initiative on cities’ capacity for green development—based on data from 280 Chinese cities pp. 5507-5522

- Haowen Dong, Zhao Liu and Lan-Ye Wei
- How does the digital economy affect the sustainability of pensions? Evidence from China pp. 5523-5537

- Yuansen Zhang and Hui Zhang
- Time-varying connectedness between sport cryptocurrency and listed European football stocks: evidence from a LASSO-VAR approach pp. 5538-5551

- Shi-Feng Shao and Jinhua Cheng
- Examining the persistent and transient technical efficiency of the Indian fertilizer industry pp. 5552-5566

- Mohd Shadab Danish and Pranith Kumar Roy
- Mobility of technicians and green innovation efficiency improvement: empirical analysis and policy implications in Chinese cities pp. 5567-5583

- Shuting Wang, Mingyue Chen, Yunsheng Zhang and Xiaowen Wang
- Not all oil shocks are alike and symmetric for economic growth: evidence from Korea pp. 5584-5596

- Jungho Baek
- Pain or gain: competition and adverse selection in the annuity market pp. 5597-5612

- Qianqian Yang and Zihan Ye
Volume 57, issue 35, 2025
- Digital economy and industrial structure transformation and income distribution pp. 5215-5231

- Peixian Cui and Kejun Zhuang
- Can environmental investors stimulate corporate green technological innovation?—Evidence from China pp. 5232-5248

- Hui Wang, Weifen Lin, Rui Xie, Chunbo Ma and Linyun Gong
- The impact of local government bonds on land-leasing behaviours and the economic consequences: evidence from the self-issuance reforms in China pp. 5249-5265

- Jing Tan, Qinying Xu, Hao Xu and Guanglu Zhang
- Risky or hedging centre? A novel approach for bidirectional ripple effects of urban house prices pp. 5266-5291

- Xu Zhang, Tong Zhang and Abdul Rauf
- The COVID-19 pandemic, lifetime consumption, and endogenous discounting under a Stone–Geary-type preference: given the passage of three years pp. 5292-5305

- Kei Hosoya
- An empirical analysis of the development of China’s rural market economy system pp. 5306-5321

- ShaoKang Xu, Qiuyun Zhao, Xiaotong Yue and XinYu Song
- Do green and low-carbon development policies affect carbon markets? Evidence from China pp. 5322-5343

- Yue Xu, Yu Kuang and Dayu Zhai
- Effectiveness of front-of-pack nutritional labels: evidence from Sugar-sweetened beverages in China pp. 5344-5358

- Lijun Guan, Wen Lin and Shaosheng Jin
- Digital economy empowerment on carbon emission reduction: an analysis of spatial spillover effects based on temporal heterogeneity pp. 5359-5373

- Ruixi Yuan, Congqi Wang, Tajul Ariffin Masron and Haslindar Ibrahim
- Do global extreme hazards and related attention lead to financial risks in the shipping market? pp. 5374-5394

- Minhua Yang and Di Lu
- Off-farm work, adoption of resource-conservation technology, and farm performance: evidence from banana farmers in China pp. 5395-5409

- Enlin Huang and Yueji Zhu
- Collective market action, farm performance, and household welfare among maize farmers: the role of outgrower scheme in Northern Ghana pp. 5410-5426

- Dominic Tasila Konja and Awudu Abdulai
Volume 57, issue 34, 2025
- Digital dividend or digital divide? – Evidence from China pp. 5033-5048

- Yujie Xu and Jiancong Tao
- How does the digital economy impact the green upgrading of manufacturing? Perspectives on technological innovation and resource allocation pp. 5049-5064

- Chenchen Wang, Yaobin Liu, Yongkun Wan, Sheng Hu and Haibo Xia
- Can government digitalization promote the urban–rural equalization of basic public services? Evidence from double machine learning pp. 5065-5080

- Shucheng Liu and Jie Yuan
- Party control and corporate labour investment: evidence from China pp. 5081-5095

- Xinhui Huang and Lukai Yang
- Do profitable wagering strategies indicate an inefficient market? An investigation into simple wagering strategies in Major League Baseball moneyline markets pp. 5096-5102

- Robert Lawson and Matt E. Ryan
- Ranking women economists in the U.S. South: results from citation counts and metrics pp. 5103-5111

- Franklin Mixon and Kamal Upadhyaya
- Does public poverty alleviation concern help economic development in impoverished counties: evidence from urban agglomerations in China pp. 5112-5127

- Shubin Wang, Yan Gu and Qiang Li
- Spillover effects of globalization using alternative spatial approaches pp. 5128-5147

- Cm Jayadevan, Nam Hoang and Subba Yarram
- Will carbon emission trading scheme affect industrial investment? Evidence from China’s listed companies pp. 5148-5163

- Haotian Zheng, Caiyun Zhang and Xiaoxi Zhang
- Industrial automation and product quality: the role of robotic production transformation pp. 5164-5179

- Kui Wang, Jing Zhou, Gang Li, Yang Hu and Feng Hu
- Bank board diversity on risk and value: evidence from Taiwan pp. 5180-5196

- Li-Ying Huang, Hung-Gay Fung and Min-Ming Wen
- Gender specific human capital and knowledge spillovers: a comparative analysis of the US and Brazil pp. 5197-5213

- Nazmul Islam and Shuang Cao
Volume 57, issue 33, 2025
- Estimating the cost of first-generation rent control in Italy: the case of Florence, 1950–1963 pp. 4831-4843

- Aurora Iannello, Steven Caudill and Franklin Mixon
- Confinement policies: controlling contagion without compromising mental health pp. 4844-4860

- Ariadna García-Prado, Paula González and Yolanda F. Rebollo-Sanz
- Deciphering the digital divide: the heterogeneous and nonlinear influence of digital economy on urban-rural income inequality in China pp. 4861-4881

- Mengjiao Wang and Jianxu Liu
- Help wanted: the drivers and implications of labour shortages pp. 4882-4896

- Martin Groiss and David Sondermann
- Is no (soft) skill left behind? Do soft skills enable job mobility pp. 4897-4915

- Aaron Semtner, Janet Dzator and Andrew Nadolny
- Navigating the hype wave: a generalized economic-mathematical model for managing socio-economic processes in the neural-network economy pp. 4916-4937

- Wanting Zhang, Dyatlov Sergey Alekseevich, Minakov Vladimir Fedorovich, Selishcheva Tamara Alekseevna and Ehsan Elahi
- Effect of fuel prices on sailing speeds in short-sea shipping pp. 4938-4954

- Saana Ollila, Axel Merkel and Maria Börjesson
- Unintended effect of reduced patient cost sharing: evidence from China pp. 4955-4972

- Nan Xiao and Gordon G. Liu
- Technical standard regulations and firm markups: evidence from China pp. 4973-4987

- Song Zhang, Weijie Hao, Huibo Sun and Na Su
- Homeownership and the perception of material security in old age pp. 4988-5000

- Claudius Garten, Michal Myck and Monika Oczkowska
- Improved methods for identifying the operational determinants of a bank’s capital ratio pp. 5001-5014

- Anna P. I. Vong and Duarte Trigueiros
- The multi-dimensional spatial network effect on grain production resilience: evidence from China’s provinces pp. 5015-5031

- Chunhai Tao, Hao Zhou, Rui Deng and Zehao Zhang
Volume 57, issue 32, 2025
- Trade and development implications of the U.S. African growth and opportunity act pp. 4631-4646

- Derick T. Adu, Wenying Li and Wendiam P.M. Sawadgo
- The effect of geopolitical uncertainty on stock liquidity: evidence from Taiwan misfired missile event pp. 4647-4663

- Jie Liu, Xiao Liu, Weili Wu and Wanqing Zheng
- Do different household models affect poverty? A dynamic panel analysis in 28 European countries pp. 4664-4678

- Maria Alessandra Antonelli, Angelo Castaldo, Valeria De Bonis and Andrea Salustri
- Financial development and environmental degradation: insights from European countries pp. 4679-4694

- Alexandra Horobet, Magdalena Radulescu, Taoufik Bouraoui, Irina Mnohoghitnei, Daniel Balsalobre-Lorente and Lucian Belascu
- Welfare regimes and gender gaps in job satisfaction across Europe. Evidence from the European Working Survey pp. 4695-4709

- Nunzia Nappo and Giuseppe Lubrano Lavadera
- Pledge to green: the green innovation effect of intellectual property pledge financing pilot policy pp. 4710-4722

- Tie Shi, Wei Liu and Junbing Xu
- Women’s empowerment in integrated cattle-farming systems in Indonesia pp. 4723-4738

- Renato Andrin Villano, Isaac Koomson, Stella Thei, Moh Taqiuddin, Febrina Prameswari, Anwar Fachry, Luthfi Fatah, Ika Sumantri and Heather Burrow
- Tail risk spillovers between Islamic sectoral equities and bond markets: a time-frequency domain approach pp. 4739-4767

- Mabruk Billah, Md Rafayet Alam and Faruk Balli
- The decline of bank ownership and firm’s capital structure: evidence from Japanese business groups pp. 4768-4784

- Izidin El Kalak, Khelifa Mazouz and Kazuo Yamada
- NFTs for certified products: a heritage to protect on the “table” of the metaverse pp. 4785-4800

- Chiara Colamartino, Francesco Manta and Pierluigi Toma
- Family firm succession and corporate philanthropy: evidence based on internal legitimacy and external relationship-specific assets pp. 4801-4817

- Xinyang Mao and Bo Cheng
- Impact of R1 classification on universities pp. 4818-4830

- Justin Callais and Kerianne Lawson
Volume 57, issue 31, 2025
- Gender disparities in promotions and exiting in UK Russell Group universities pp. 4441-4457

- Richard Harris, Mariluz Mate-Sanchez-Val and Manuel Ruiz Marín
- Adversity breeds ingenuity: exploring the enduring effect of historical Yellow River flooding on family firm innovation pp. 4458-4471

- Jingjing Hu, Weihua Yu and Chenchen Deng
- Benchmarking South African water utilities using three efficiency analysis methods pp. 4472-4485

- Genius Murwirapachena, Johane Dikgang and Richard Mulwa
- The impact of sense of belonging on health: Canadian evidence pp. 4486-4498

- Ian Allan, Mehdi Ammi and F. Antoine Dedewanou
- Non-cooperative corporate social responsibility, bargaining, and double marginalization in bilateral monopoly pp. 4499-4505

- Shih-Shen Chen, Leonard F.S. Wang, Di Wu and Chien-Shu Tsai
- How quickly do markets incorporate new information? Evidence from the NCAA men’s basketball betting market pp. 4506-4522

- Daniel Hickman and Neil Metz
- Do demand and supply shocks in the global crude oil market exhibit asymmetric effects on exchange rates in 13 Asian economies? pp. 4523-4536

- Jungho Baek
- Optimal structure of an expected loss credit rating model pp. 4537-4559

- Cheng-To Lin, Ming-Chun Jian, Shih-Kuei Lin and Xian-Ji Kuang
- Effects of service encounter quality on courier and customer encounter satisfaction and loyalty in crowdsourcing logistics: an actor-partner interdependence model pp. 4560-4575

- Wenjie Wang, Yulu Yin and Lei Xie
- COVID-19 pandemic intensity, migration status, and household financial vulnerability: evidence from India pp. 4576-4595

- Sanket Mohapatra and Akshita Nigania
- The value of information risk: is there an acquisition discount for less readable financial disclosures? pp. 4596-4613

- Mussa Hussaini, Van Diem Nguyen, Ugo Rigoni and Paolo Perego
- Corporate uncertainty perception, innovation resilience and environmental performance: evidence from Chinese listed companies pp. 4614-4629

- Bing Liu, Zhong Liu and Yubo Zhao
Volume 57, issue 30, 2025
- Score-driven latent-factor panel data models of economic freedom: an empirical application to the United States pp. 4263-4278

- Szabolcs Blazsek, Andrés Marroquín, Zachary A. Thomas and C. Asa Lambert
- Financial awareness, risk aversion and portfolio choice pp. 4279-4294

- Malvika Chhatwani
- Fintech industry risk: does investor attention matter? pp. 4295-4308

- Weiying Ping, Min Liu and Shan Miao
- Fiduciary duty for directors and managers in the light of anti-ESG sentiment: an analysis of Delaware Law pp. 4309-4320

- Frederic de Mariz, Laura Aristizábal and Daniela Andrade Álvarez
- Effect of collective action on rural economic development in China: does labour outmigration matter? pp. 4321-4334

- Jiayi Wang and Yongping Wang
- Rethinking family business resilience: an empirical examination of family firms’ performance amid the COVID-19 pandemic in the US pp. 4335-4347

- Pankaj Patel
- Strategic reactions and investor outcomes: S&P 500 companies in the wake of Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine pp. 4348-4361

- Mike Hofmann and Daniel Kanyam
- The effect of software registration on manufacturing export pp. 4362-4378

- Qingqing Niu, Zhi Shao and Wentao Wu
- The mediating role of corporate borrowings in the nexus between financial inclusion and performance of ICT firms: new insights from Vietnam pp. 4379-4393

- Mai Vu, Thuong Tran, Dan Thai, Linh Phuong and Thanh Le
- The impact of financial sanctions on financial risk of target countries pp. 4394-4410

- Ziqi Jin, Xin-Xin Zhao, Hua-Tang Yin and Chun-Ping Chang
- Research on the mechanism and effect of digitalization on technology innovation: evidence from Chinese manufacturing listed enterprises pp. 4411-4425

- Hang Zheng, Azhong Ye and Ru Xie
- How can continuous land transfers guarantee food security? A study from the perspectives of plot size pp. 4426-4440

- Yichao Li, Jia He, Jiaxi Zheng and Dingde Xu
Volume 57, issue 29, 2025
- The sales effects of Powerball and Mega Millions game redesign pp. 4083-4097

- Kathryn L. Combs and John A. Spry
- Rising land values and the post-1978 growth-inequality relationship pp. 4098-4112

- Jangyoun Lee
- The influence of personal political connectivity on fertility intentions across changing family planning policies in China pp. 4113-4126

- Kuang-Cheng Chai, Zi-Lu Wang, Wen-Tao Xi, Jia-Hui Zhang, Ke-Yin Wang, Chin-Piao Yeh, Yu-Jiao Lu and Ke-Chiun Chang
- The impact of COVID-19 vaccines on China’s overall and sectoral stock returns: a quantile-based analysis pp. 4127-4143

- Assad Ullah, Xinshun Zhao, Mesut Dogan and Chenghui Ye
- Digital trade liberalization and quality upgrading: evidence from Chinese intermediate imports pp. 4144-4157

- Shuangshuang Liu, Yawen Liu, Jun Yang and Peng Liang
- Stock liquidity and stock price crash risk: evidence from China pp. 4158-4172

- Ping Zhang, Zijin Qu and Yiru Wang
- Credit constraints and risk exposure in scaled farming: insights from East China pp. 4173-4187

- Rong Cai, Jie Ma, Shujuan Wang and Shukai Cai
- The impact of environmental regulation on firms’ markups: evidence from China pp. 4188-4201

- Hongshan Ai, Xiaoqing Tan, Tenglong Zhong and Yuhan Zhou
- Conditions for introducing property tax in China in terms of replacing land sales revenue – models and verification pp. 4202-4212

- Philip Choi
- Promotion incentives, economic growth targets and industrial land supply: evidence from China pp. 4213-4226

- Qianlong Zhu, Xu Zou, Jiantao Zhong, Fugang Gao, Zibo Wei and Xiaoping Shi
- Effects of agricultural informatization on agricultural carbon emissions: a quasi natural experiment study in China pp. 4227-4241

- Zhuang Zhang, You-Hua Chen and Qiuxia Yan
- Measuring potential profit gains using a multi-stage production technology: evidence from the Chinese banking industry pp. 4242-4262

- Ning Zhu, Gary D. Ferrier, Michael Vardanyan and Zhiyang Shen
Volume 57, issue 28, 2025
- How can information and communication technologies influence farmers’ agricultural income and labor productivity? Micro evidence from China pp. 3901-3914

- Qiubo Zhu, Mariska van der Voort, Yann de Mey and Junfei Bai
- Sovereign debt and sovereign risk: a systematic review and meta-analysis pp. 3915-3931

- Xiaolei Sun, Yiran Shen and Guowen Li
- Business strategy aggressiveness and firm innovation: evidence from listed companies in China pp. 3932-3947

- Wenzong Zhang, Xu Jiang, Mingzhen Wen and Xiaomei Su
- How does digital transformation affect enterprise diversification? pp. 3948-3963

- Jiyuan Zhang, Xingquan Yang and Lei Wang
- Impact on the performance of esg indices: a comparative study in Brazil and international markets pp. 3964-3975

- Rodrigo da Gama Pinheiro, Frederico Gomes de Alencar and Hugo Santana de Figueirêdo Junior
- Partner diversity and the survival of joint ventures pp. 3976-3990

- He Liang, Xiaoli Luan, Junru Guo and Qingxin Lan
- Who promotes firm innovation more: outside or inside political successor? pp. 3991-4008

- Yumei Chen and Qiwei Zhao
- Space activity and environmental quality pp. 4009-4024

- Ficawoyi Donou-Adonsou, Morgan Larick, Adrienne Schupp, Christine Besenfelder, Michael Greenland, Connor Morrissey, Ynyra Bohan, Jack Pusloskie, Chandler Bankey, Paul Boutros, Richard Porrello, Samuel Holt, Ryan Kiley and Adam Shah
- The role of related variety and exporting on a firm’s labour productivity in pollution-intensive industries in China pp. 4025-4036

- Shanshan Dou, Junguo Shi, Bert Sadowski, Binghong Liu and David Alemzero
- The role of trade openness and labour productivity on mineral rents: evidence from East Asian countries pp. 4037-4048

- Shanshan Dou, Xueting Wang, Junguo Shi and Sufyan Sannah Gbolo
- The impact of household registration system reform: evidence from China pp. 4049-4061

- Jianping Li, Xiaoxin Xu, Lei Zhou and Jing Song
- Would you call it overconfidence? Inclusive finance and social responsibility of small and medium-sized enterprises in China pp. 4062-4081

- Xue Li and Lanshan Gui
Volume 57, issue 27, 2025
- Climate risk and the idiosyncratic volatility puzzle pp. 3689-3708

- Kasun Perera, Duminda Kuruppuarachchi, Sriyalatha Kumarasinghe and Muhammad Tahir Suleman
- The impact of digitalization on the efficiency of innovation factor allocation: from the perspective of factor flow pp. 3709-3725

- Jinying Chen and Yufen Chen
- Reassessing customer discrimination in local market National Basketball Association television viewership pp. 3726-3739

- Byungju Kang, Steven Salaga and Michael Mondello
- Venture debt financing and firm development: evidence from Indian entrepreneurial landscape pp. 3740-3757

- Poonam Dugar, Vinodh Madhavan, Parag Patel and Satish Kumar
- Emerging market MNEs, digital transformation and ESG performance: evidence from China’s listed companies pp. 3758-3775

- Zhen Liu, Yumeng Pang and Yuchen Pan
- Bridging the gap: the effect of rural e-commerce development on internal income inequality in China pp. 3776-3795

- Binhui Wei, Mingzhong Luo and Chunkai Zhao
- Understanding the dynamics of dining out food waste: exploring the price effect and heterogeneities pp. 3796-3810

- Ming Yuan, Junfei Bai and Shengkui Cheng
- Augmenting input-output system under the curse of dimensionality: AHP-RAS integration and algorithm simulation pp. 3811-3826

- Xiaohua Xia, Jionghao Huang and Xintong Zhu
- Achieving sustainable development in Africa: to what extent trade facilitation matter*? pp. 3827-3843

- Moukaila Mouzamilou Takpara, Aminou Yaya, Assimiou Gande and Akilou Amadou
- CAMELS-DEA in assessing the role of major factors in achieving higher efficiency levels: evidence from Turkish banks pp. 3844-3861

- Haibo Wang, Lutfu S. Sua and Burak Dolar
- An economic evaluation of antipsychotic medications given to persons with dementia pp. 3862-3875

- Robert J. Brent
- Forecasting the future: applying Bayesian model averaging for exchange rates drivers in Ghana pp. 3876-3900

- Joseph Agyapong, Eric Atanga Ayamga and Suleman Ibrahim Anyars
Volume 57, issue 26, 2025
- Does culture matter for household carbon emissions? Evidence from “confucian” households in China pp. 3489-3502

- Xi Tan, Hanjin Xie, Chunmei Yang and Jun Li
- State-owned shareholders’ participation and environmental, social, and governance performance of private firms: evidence from China pp. 3503-3524

- Xingquan Yang, Kexin Zhang, Pengfei Gao and Zheng Yang
- Quantile connectedness between China’s new energy market and other key financial markets pp. 3525-3542

- Feng Shi, Hongjun Xiong and Ming Ji
- Combining low-volatility and momentum: recent evidence from the Nordic equities pp. 3543-3559

- Klaus Grobys, Veda Fatmy and Topias Rajalin
- Fiscal sustainability, fiscal reactions, pitfalls and determinants pp. 3560-3571

- Antonio Afonso and José Carlos Coelho
- Realized semibetas in the Australian stock market pp. 3572-3588

- Jinze Li, Bin Li and Jen-Je Su
- Terms-of-trade and welfare effects of the 2018–2019 US tariff hikes on electrical equipment and plastics pp. 3589-3607

- Mamit Deme and Ali M.A. Mahmoud
- Automation and value-chain embedment: evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms pp. 3608-3625

- Jie Xie, Jia Guo and Xianbin Chen
- Discretionary household consumption expenditure in the UK: measurement and evaluation pp. 3626-3641

- Robert Gausden and Mohammad Hasan
- National culture and environmental, social, governance controversies: a cross-country evidence pp. 3642-3659

- Ranjan DasGupta
- Geographical indications and organic labels: complements or substitutes? - the case of online rice consumption in China pp. 3660-3674

- Hailong Yu, Yu Jiang, Yangyang Sun, Yulian Ding and Lita Alita
- The lead lag relationship between convertible bonds and stocks: a perspective based on trading mechanism pp. 3675-3687

- Liwei Jin, Xianghui Yuan, Keji Lu, Shihao Wang and Zhichao Li
Volume 57, issue 25, 2025
- “Blood-transfusion” or “blood-making”: the impact of public transfer payment on labour supply pp. 3297-3311

- Cai Zhou, Chen Zhang, Tianlei Bai and Chao Xu
- Synergy between monetary and non-monetary interventions: experimental evidence on crowdfunding techniques for R&D in new energy sources pp. 3312-3326

- Tetsuya Kawamura, Takanori Ida and Kazuhito Ogawa
- Small and medium-sized enterprises in emerging markets and foreign direct investment: an integrated multi-criteria decision-making approach pp. 3327-3344

- Farhan Muhammad Muneeb, Amir Karbassi Yazdi, Thomas Hanne and Arkadiusz Mironko
- Quantile frequency connectedness between crude oil volatility, geopolitical risk and major agriculture and livestock markets pp. 3345-3360

- Hongjun Zeng, Wen Xu and Ran Lu
- Opportunity or trap - the policy effect of China’s energy quota trading pp. 3361-3376

- Ruohan Zhang, Shali Wang, Jingyu Li, Jiaxi Wu and Zheng Meng
- What can we learn from industry-level (aggregate) production functions? pp. 3377-3396

- Ben Filewod
- Option-implied volatility spillovers between onshore and offshore RMB exchange rates pp. 3397-3411

- Fengwei Yang, Lei Zhang and Meisha Zhang
- Spillover effects of economic policy uncertainty among the US and BRIC countries: based on time and frequency domain perspectives pp. 3412-3426

- Junjie Guo, Yingce Yang and Ruihong He
- Protecting the environment for a brilliant future: prospects of upward mobility and environmental willingness to pay in China pp. 3427-3441

- Jie Ma, Xiaojun Yang and Qiang Wen
- The impact of internet usage on farmers’ access to agricultural mechanization services in rural China pp. 3442-3454

- Ping Xue, Wei Jia, Xinru Han and Xiudong Wang
- Even more discouraged? The NEET generation at the age of COVID-19 pp. 3455-3472

- Carmen Aina, Irene Brunetti, Chiara Mussida and Sergio Scicchitano
- Mental and physical health: the mediating role of physical activity pp. 3473-3488

- Liyuan Yang and Vasileios Zikos
Volume 57, issue 24, 2025
- Awareness begets action: public climate attention and corporate green innovation pp. 3143-3157

- Sirui Wang, Dengshi Huang and Chao Liang
- Board networks, enterprise digital transformation, and the mediating role of TFP: evidence from China pp. 3158-3163

- Miaomiao Lu, Chengwei Wang and Faiza Siddiqui
- The spillover effect of real estate boom on stock market efficiency: evidence from China pp. 3164-3179

- Ge Yang, Ximing Yin, Zeyu Sun, Peng Bi and Qingqing Ma
- How does air pollution damage residents’ well-being? The evidence from China pp. 3180-3201

- Bo Yuan, Wei Wei, Xiaopei Huang and Yexin Zhou
- Does ESG advantage promote total factor productivity (TFP)? Empirical evidence from China’s listed enterprises pp. 3202-3218

- Xiaochen Yu and Yuhang Chen
- The role of political party in firm environmental governance: evidence from China pp. 3219-3235

- Xinhui Huang and Lukai Yang
- Corporate green transformation and stock returns: evidence from Chinese listed manufacturing firms pp. 3236-3252

- Yong Li
- Energy prices and exchange rates in the Eurasian Economic Union: evidence from Fourier Toda-Yamamoto approach pp. 3253-3267

- Elif Hilal Nazlıoğlu and Ugur Soytas
- Can green bonds promote corporate green technology innovation?——evidence from China pp. 3268-3280

- Kai Wan, Li Cao and Yaru He
- Suppliers’ AI adoption and customers’ carbon emissions: firm-level evidence from China pp. 3281-3295

- Feng Han, Qi Qin and Shengjie Zhou
Volume 57, issue 23, 2025
- Do the impacts of the futures-spot spread and skewness on the interdependence between spot and futures markets differ across regimes and energy commodities markets? pp. 2979-2997

- Kuang-Liang Chang
- Addressing rural energy poverty and rural-urban energy access gap in developing countries: does international remittances matter? pp. 2998-3015

- Alex Acheampong, Mariem Brahim and Janet Dzator
- The strengthening of environmental technical standards in the United States: impact on the environmental performance of Chinese export enterprises pp. 3016-3030

- Hou Ya, Hou Junjun, Zhan Wang and Wang Qian
- Trend prediction of farmers’ spontaneous land transfer behavior: evidence from China pp. 3031-3045

- Xue Chang, Jie Chen and Linxiang Ye
- An empirical study of firm characteristics, degree of informality, and productivity heterogeneity in the Indian informal sector pp. 3046-3060

- Lokesh Posti, Abhradeep Maiti and Sabyasachi Patra
- The self-contagion effect of a stock crash on the market response of the auditor’s other client pp. 3061-3077

- Seonju Yoon and Suyon Kim
- To heat or burn? Evidence from heated tobacco product adoption in South Korea pp. 3078-3091

- Seulgi Yoo, Woo-Hyung Hong and Donggyu Yi
- Modeling and optimal control of nonlinear fractional order chaotic system of factors affecting money laundering: genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization pp. 3092-3113

- Shaban Mohammadi, S. Reza Hejazi, Hadi Saeidi and Ghasem ElahiShirvan
- Do government fiscal expenditure and financial institutions promote high-tech industry development? Evidence from China pp. 3114-3126

- Lu Guo, Yingqian Yuan and Zhimin Dai
- The reverse mortgage market in New Zealand: key drivers of loan determination pp. 3127-3142

- Norman Hutchison, Bryan MacGregor, Thanh Ngo, Graham Squires and Don Webber
Volume 57, issue 22, 2025
- Effects of digital innovation on income inequality among different workforces: evidence from Chinese industries pp. 2809-2821

- Yongguang Zhou, Weihong Xie, Jingwu Li and Qun Li
- The impact of name, image, and likeness contracts on student-athlete college choice pp. 2822-2838

- Mark Owens, Adam D. Rennhoff and Michael A. Roach
- CSR performance of dual-class firms in different life cycle stages pp. 2839-2852

- Haomin Zhang, Haibo Ye, Longxu Dong and Junjie Wang
- Unveiling the asymmetric effects: global value chain participation and income inequality pp. 2853-2868

- Jithin P
- How does digital finance affect financial mismatch? pp. 2869-2886

- Lei Yin and Zeguo Wang
- Open government data and resource allocation efficiency: evidence from China pp. 2887-2904

- Chenguang Xu, Yiran Chen and Jiaying Dai
- Association between women’s empowerment and childhood obesity in China: a generalized propensity score matching analysis pp. 2905-2921

- Honglei Liu, Xiaoqin Sun, Zhiyuan Zhang and Weihui Feng
- Do the advantages of offshore exchanges enhance hedging effectiveness? - evidence from Japanese and Indian dual-listed index futures pp. 2922-2939

- Sivakumar Sundararajan and Senthil Arasu Balasubramanian
- Does educational mismatch affect human capital investment in children? Evidence from China pp. 2940-2961

- Rui Jin and Daiyan Peng
- The role of rural internet adoption in shaping consumption breadth and inequality: evidence from the Chinese Social Survey pp. 2962-2978

- Shuo Wang, Zhouhao Sha, Xiaoqin Sun and Chengyou Li
Volume 57, issue 21, 2025
- Structural tax reform and local government non-tax revenues – evidence from rural tax reform of China pp. 2649-2664

- Long Wang, Xiaoqian Liu, Ruiwen Liu and Junyu Pan
- Testing the Zipf’s law under heterogeneous urban-rural hierarchies with spatial quantile regressions pp. 2665-2678

- Clio Ciaschini, Rosanna Salvia, Margherita Carlucci and Luca Salvati
- The air pollution-fertility relationship: evidence from China pp. 2679-2695

- Shuo Huang, Jun Wu and Mike He
- Towards green governance and real economy development: how digital technology affects health human resource allocation? pp. 2696-2710

- Baoliu Liu, Javier Cifuentes-Faura, Xiaoqian Liu and Chante Jian Ding
- Generalization of family allowances and impact on monetary child poverty and vulnerability in the post-covid period in Morocco pp. 2711-2725

- Touhami Abdelkhalek and Dorothée Boccanfuso
- Green transformation and manufacturing value chain climbing: the moderating role of environmental regulations pp. 2726-2741

- Juan Yang, Cuiting Jiang, Liang Gao and Shiwei Yu
- Can machine learning methods predict beta? pp. 2742-2756

- Emmanuel Alanis, Vance Lesseig, Janet D. Payne and Margot Quijano
- Has Japan’s work style reform had the intended effect? pp. 2757-2780

- Kohei Takahashi, Naomi Kodama, Kentaro Arita, Haruka Kazama, Saisuke Sakai, Masaya Takeuchi and Hideo Owan
- The effect of environment, social and governance on demand and supply of debt pp. 2781-2792

- Flávio Morais, Joaquim Ferreira, Luís Marques and Joaquim Ramalho
- How internet access impacts rural households’ income in China: evidence from the China family panel survey pp. 2793-2808

- Wenhan Liu, Wei Xiao, Yuheng Li and Hans Westlund
Volume 57, issue 20, 2025
- Political costs and investors’ site visits: evidence from the section 301 investigation pp. 2477-2494

- Xin Wang and Yue Sun
- International transmission of China’s monetary policy pp. 2495-2516

- Mi Zhang, Dongzhou Mei and Wenni Lei
- Nonlinear analysis of tertiary industry on trade globalization-environment nexus in Yellow River Basin in China: evidence from panel smooth transition regression pp. 2517-2532

- Shun Zhang and Xuyi Liu
- Determinants of financial inclusion in Southeast Asia pp. 2533-2550

- Maria Luisa G. Valera, Zihui Lei and Joelle H. Fong
- Inter-dependencies among BRICS countries: the perspective of sovereign bonds pp. 2551-2568

- Zhenxi Chen, Anna Machneva and Donald Lien
- Is defence expenditure a guarantee of human development? A panel data approach in the group of twenty pp. 2569-2580

- María Concepción Pérez-Cárceles
- High-speed rail operations, the cross-regional mobility of highly skilled talent, and regional innovation—evidence from the Yangtze River delta in China pp. 2581-2598

- Chunfang Huang, Qing Han, Xiaoming Tan, Yu Hua and Li Shang
- How does carbon pressure affect corporate risk-taking? Evidence from Chinese energy firms pp. 2599-2616

- Zhenni Chen, Bin Li, Haowei Liu and Tong Feng
- Identification of returns to new technologies under distinctive econometric approaches pp. 2617-2633

- Jan Jozwik
- Family planning, fertility and TFP: the “fertility-productivity paradox” from an economic growth perspective pp. 2634-2648

- Zhi Li and Ce Liang
Volume 57, issue 19, 2025
- Labour market gender gaps in the time of COVID-19 in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 2317-2332

- Ivonne Acevedo, Francesca Castellani, Giulia Lotti and Miguel Székely
- The causal relationship between income inequality and economic growth: evidence from panel data for Vietnam pp. 2333-2347

- Le Nguyen, Taisei Kaizoji and Tomoo Inoue
- Does the second mouse get the cheese in the trap? Evidence from industry-level acquisition waves in China pp. 2348-2364

- Liangyong Wan and Jianyou Ou
- Does artificial intelligence affect firms’ inner wage gap? pp. 2365-2371

- Yiming Yuan, Yongming Sun and Hangyu Chen
- Regional competition, spatial spillover effects, and entrepreneurship subsidy policies—evidence from incubators in Guangdong, China pp. 2372-2388

- Ho-Jyun Wong, Wenxia Tong and Weikun Zhang
- Markov-switching multifractal volatility spillovers among European stock markets during crisis periods pp. 2389-2406

- Aviral Tiwari, Emmanuel Abakah, Richard Adjei Dwumfour and Chi-Chuan Lee
- Cross-owners as monitors: more supervisory or distracted? Evidence from China pp. 2407-2425

- Xudong Tang, Yanying Wang, Lin Wang and Bo Yu
- Geopolitical risk and investment-cash flow sensitivity: does the age of the CEO matter? Empirical evidence from emerging economy pp. 2426-2440

- Gaurav Gupta
- Do auditors value social trust? Evidence from China pp. 2441-2458

- Kun Su and Hedy Jiaying Huang
- The effect of the digital economy service industry on regional economic resilience: evidence from three major urban agglomerations in China pp. 2459-2475

- Tanglin Ye, Xinruo Liang, Heliang Zhu, Jinze Ye and Cheng Jiang
Volume 57, issue 18, 2025
- Can audit committees’ environmental background promote corporate green innovation? Evidence from China pp. 2161-2174

- Jiafeng Gong, Jianing Song and Jia Zhou
- Spillover effects from partisan conflict and trade & immigration policy uncertainty to US travel and leisure stocks: a time-frequency analysis pp. 2175-2192

- Wang Gao, Linlin Zhang, Qingzhu Fan and Shixiong Yang
- The effect of hierarchical medical treatment reform——research based on 205 prefecture-level cities pp. 2193-2207

- Simin Zhang and Zhikai Wang
- Product market competition and corporate maturity mismatch: evidence from China pp. 2208-2223

- Ping Jiang, Xinyi Wang and Bozong Yuan
- The impact of digital development on non-agricultural employment of rural women: evidence from the broadband China strategy pp. 2224-2240

- Yiying Sun and Senlin Li
- How does digital finance affect rural capital misallocation? Evidence from China pp. 2241-2254

- Xiaosen Du, Shiyu Wu and Jing Zhou
- Scientific research, technology, and economic growth in a cross section of countries pp. 2255-2266

- Eden Yu and Jang Jin
- Multiple large shareholders and M&A quality: evidence from China pp. 2267-2280

- Xiaohong Yu, Bo Lyu, Jingjing Li and Ming Xu
- Are Chinese live hog futures useful hedging tools? pp. 2281-2298

- Huilian Huang and Tao Xiong
- The National Nutrition Improvement Program and the equity of educational opportunities: evidence from rural China pp. 2299-2315

- Xin Liang, Qianlin Hu, Xiang Hou and Jingxuan Xu
Volume 57, issue 17, 2025
- Decomposition of oil price shock, changes in market conditions and systemic risk transmission – an analysis from the Chinese perspective pp. 1977-1994

- Jianyu Chen
- China’s inflation forecasting in a data-rich environment: based on machine learning algorithms pp. 1995-2020

- Naijing Huang, Yuqing Qi and Jie Xia
- The pre-FOMC announcement drift: short-lived or long-lasting? Evidence from financial and volatility markets pp. 2021-2037

- Katja Ignatieva and Kazuhiko Ohashi
- Assessing the carbon mitigation impact of energy choices in China: a focus on renewable energy and thermal efficiency improvement pp. 2038-2055

- Jie Yang, Yimeng Du and Teng Ma
- Spatial econometric modelling of US COVID-19 policy stringency pp. 2056-2073

- John Dogbey, Ghislain Gueye and Jonathan Peterson
- Is there a state-dependent optimal interval for firms’ R&D investment? Evidence from China pp. 2074-2088

- Lixiong Yang, Liangyan Yao and Jianzu Wu
- Environmental fees, local competition, and corporate green innovation activities: evidence from China pp. 2089-2105

- Zunguo Hu, Wanting Liu, Hua-Tang Yin and Chun-Ping Chang
- Digital transformation and enterprise financial asset allocation pp. 2106-2123

- Yan Liu and Haoyu Wei
- Overseas background of executive and enterprises’ outward foreign direct investment: multi-level moderating model and heterogeneity research pp. 2124-2143

- Chen Yan, Yuanzhe Huang, Qian Dai, Dameng Hu and Jinsong Ye
- Accelerated depreciation policy of fixed assets and corporate sustainable development: a perspective of ESG pp. 2144-2160

- Chengxue Tan, Fanqi Zou, Yuting Li and Xing Sun
Volume 57, issue 16, 2025
- School closures, youth driving restrictions, and COVID-19 transmission pp. 1819-1837

- Qihua Qiu and Jaesang Sung
- Examining the impact of topcodes adjustment on studies of gender earnings inequality in the US: evidence from March CPS data pp. 1838-1857

- Qian Sun, Zhiqi Zhao and Rui Zhou
- Social appropriateness with contractual incompleteness pp. 1858-1866

- Zile Wang, Jun Feng and Xiangdong Qin
- The impact of energy security on energy innovation: a non-linear analysis pp. 1867-1887

- Yan Ma, Gen-Fu Feng and Chun-Ping Chang
- How to prevent “greenwash” in green retrofit process under PPP model: an evolutionary game theory-based analysis pp. 1888-1908

- Yuan Ren, Pengwei Yuan, Xiaoqing Dong and Hongkai Liu
- The inflation hedging property of art: evidence from the US, UK and France pp. 1909-1922

- Zhiyuan Zhang, Qinglin Sun and Zichen Wang
- The asymmetric effect of investor herding on the asset price bubble - evidence from the Chinese stock market pp. 1923-1936

- Yide Wang, Chao Yu and Xujie Zhao
- Application of Gale-Shapley algorithm in optimal matching for healthcare facilities to elderly population: the case of Hangzhou, China pp. 1937-1948

- Lepeng Huang, Kexun Zhang, Yiqiao Sun, Guoqiang Shen and David Coursey
- AI in education risk assessment mechanism analysis pp. 1949-1961

- Zhuo Luo and Xuedong Zhang
- What do we know about COVID-19 media coverage and African stock markets? A time-varying connectedness analysis pp. 1962-1976

- Ahmed Bossman, Tamara Teplova and Zaghum Umar
Volume 57, issue 15, 2025
- The moderating effect of institutional ownership on the impact of board independence and gender diversity on earnings quality in India: a static and dynamic panel regression analysis pp. 1655-1669

- Nimisha Kapoor and Sandeep Goel
- Housing market convergence: evidence from Germany pp. 1670-1685

- Umut Unal, Bernd Hayo and Isil Erol
- Unveiling the effects of other-gender friendships: evidence from middle-school students in China pp. 1686-1707

- Zhenyu Yao and He Jiang
- The role of economies of scale and efficiency in food shopping and management routines in reducing household food waste: the Italian case pp. 1708-1722

- Massimiliano Agovino, Azzurra Annunziata and Angela Mariani
- Mobile payment and risky financial market participation: evidence from China pp. 1723-1739

- Weisong Qiu, Hongliang Tao and Wenchun Wang
- Revisiting the effect of trustworthy face and attractive appearance on trust and trustworthiness behavior pp. 1740-1760

- Ziyun Suo, Qinxin Guo and Junyi Shen
- The impact of economic policy uncertainty on the profitability of textile industry: evidence from BRIC countries pp. 1761-1778

- Muhammet Sait Çakır and Alper Ova
- Does innovation lead to anti-dumping: a case study of China pp. 1779-1783

- Suzhen Zhang, Yuanru Meng and Wenzhi Chen
- Analysis of the determinants of support and participation in carbon tax riots in France pp. 1784-1802

- Alexandre Mayol and Simon Porcher
- The probability of Chapter 11 firms refiling again: a censored hazard approach pp. 1803-1817

- Jean Pierre Fenech, Barry Williams and Ying Kai Yap
Volume 57, issue 14, 2025
- How does financial literacy affect farmers’ agricultural investments? A study from the perspectives of risk preferences and time preferences pp. 1527-1541

- Guihua Liu, Yichao Li and Dingde Xu
- The asymmetric impact of oil market shocks on the time-varying connectedness and spillover of financial stress pp. 1542-1558

- Md. Rafayet Alam and Md. Abdur Rahman Forhad
- Estimating demand systems with corner solutions: the performance of Tobit-based approaches pp. 1559-1578

- Kyunghoon Ban and Sergio Lence
- The economic role of industrial equipment sector in the Korean national economy pp. 1579-1595

- Jieun Lee, Heetae Kim and Kiho Kwak
- Changes in the structure of household expenditure in urban and rural China pp. 1596-1613

- Xiaorui Qu and Jian Chen
- Homeownership, Labour Market Transitions and Earnings pp. 1614-1636

- Carole Brunet, Thierry Kamionka and Guy Lacroix
- Has the digital transformation promoted energy-saving-biased technological progress in China’s manufacturing sector? pp. 1637-1654

- Xichen Lyu, Zhen Pang and Yingying Xu
Volume 57, issue 13, 2025
- Influence of Chinese National Centralized Drug Procurement policy on pharmaceutical corporate R&D investment pp. 1395-1414

- Hang Liu and Xinglong Fang
- Navigating trade policy uncertainty: Conservatism in cash holding and investment pp. 1415-1433

- Nathaniel P. Graham, Xinhui Huang and Lukai Yang
- The effects and mechanisms of digital economy on manufacturing high-quality development: an empirical study based on 207 prefecture-level and above cities in China pp. 1434-1452

- Weili Xie, Xu Dong and Qifan Zhang
- The role of financial literacy when informal caregivers make complex financial decisions pp. 1453-1474

- Henry Cutler, Anam Bilgrami, Megan Gu, Yuanyuan Gu and Mona Aghdaee
- Seizing the day: increasing entrepreneurial activity in the wake of resource windfalls through FDI, human capital, and democracy pp. 1475-1492

- Pankaj C. Patel
- Complexity and competing interests: what factors bear on payment choices and financial decisions made for older people entering nursing homes? pp. 1493-1509

- Anam Bilgrami, Henry Cutler, Yuanyuan Gu, Mona Aghdaee and Megan Gu
- Children’s gender and parents’ long-term care arrangements: evidence from China pp. 1510-1525

- Huasheng Gao, Rui Li, Jianhong Shen and Huiting Yang
Volume 57, issue 12, 2025
- CEO-executive connections and auditor resignations pp. 1291-1296

- So Yean Kwack
- Identification on the common supply chain paths of CO2 and NOx emissions from the manufacturing industry in China pp. 1297-1313

- Haoran Zhang and Chengsi Zhang
- Volatility and dependence in crude oil and agricultural commodity markets pp. 1314-1325

- Jinan Liu and Apostolos Serletis
- Contagion mechanisms under heterogeneous beliefs pp. 1326-1350

- Yu Yan, Yan Tong and Yiming Wang
- The influence of ESG performance on credit risk and financial distress: an empirical study on Taiwan corporate sustainability pp. 1351-1367

- Yu-Jia Ding, Jiunn-Liang Guo and Cai-Wen Tsai
- Population aging, artificial intelligence and mismatch of labor resources: evidence from China pp. 1368-1381

- Qing Zhang, Ting Su and Zhen Zhou
- Stock volatility reactions to economic policy uncertainty: the moderating role of sentiment divergence pp. 1382-1394

- Xiaojun Liu and Yong Ma
Volume 57, issue 11, 2025
- Can intellectual property protection reduce carbon emissions? A quasi-natural experiment from China pp. 1163-1182

- Xiaoxiao Zhou, Mengyu Jia and Hua Zhang
- A cost-benefit analysis of beta-blockers, including the benefits of reducing the symptoms of dementia pp. 1183-1195

- Robert J. Brent
- Mispricing in linear asset pricing models pp. 1196-1220

- Qiang Kang
- Encouraging technology introduction: pathway to optimizing energy intensity in emerging economies pp. 1221-1238

- Jinlin Zheng, Yaohui Jiang, Zhaowen Zhang, Baoyu Wen, Tiantian Li and Yue Shen
- Has the efficiency and productivity of the health system in India improved during post-policy period? Application of the bootstrap data envelopment analysis and Malmquist productivity index pp. 1239-1256

- Nutan Shashi Tigga and Pinak Sarkar
- Do corporate bond defaults affect the corporate social responsibility performance of non-defaulting industry peers? Evidence of credit risk contagion from China pp. 1257-1271

- Xuanqiao Wang, Lan Bo, Haixin Yao, Ning Zhang and Xiaoxu Zhang
- Intraday liquidity risk: based on microprudential and macroprudential regulatory perspective pp. 1272-1289

- Yutong Yan, Mu Tong, Yi He and Yuying Miao
Volume 57, issue 10, 2025
- Directors and officers liability insurance and the wealth effect of M&A announcements pp. 1025-1041

- Thi Bao Ngoc Nguyen, Li-Feng Lin, Li-Cheng Chin and Min-Der Hsieh
- A new five-factor green pricing model in China pp. 1042-1055

- Zhao Zhao and Meiting Zhang
- A census of the green economy: measuring marijuana employment, businesses, and payroll in four states pp. 1056-1069

- Zhaochen He, Travis K. Taylor, Martin Andersen and Beau Whitney
- Exchange rates and trade balance dynamics: a quantile regression analysis pp. 1070-1104

- Teo Geldner
- Assessing heterogeneous time-varying impacts in the debt-growth nexus pp. 1105-1123

- Marta Gómez-Puig and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero
- Do government subsidies promote enterprise green innovation? Evidence from listed companies in China pp. 1124-1144

- Shengling Zhang, Zihao Wu, Wei Dou and Yao Wang
- What’s in a name? Eponymous firms and innovation activity pp. 1145-1161

- Liangyin Chen and Jun Huang
Volume 57, issue 9, 2025
- Constructing a robust data envelopment analysis model to evaluate the profitability efficiency of banks with financial loss pp. 917-933

- Li-Ting Yeh
- Technical efficiency, scale effect, and trade liberalization: evidence from the Nepalese manufacturing sector pp. 934-950

- Amrit Pathak, Shawn Leu, Mari L. Robertson and Mahinda Siriwardana
- Spillover effects of Ruble’s turmoil on foreign exchange markets after the invasion of Ukraine pp. 951-955

- Shin-ichi Fukuda
- Capital market integration and firm innovation: theory and evidence from China pp. 956-974

- Wen Long, Zhoufu Yan and Leibrecht Markus
- The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on household savings plan and the underlying driving forces: evidence from China pp. 975-995

- Changyan Peng, Jingna Xiao, Weisong Qiu and Rui Chen
- Public-private partnership effect on the company technology innovation-empirical and theory: evidence from China pp. 996-1009

- Dong Tan, Yufei Chen, Wei Tian and Kailun Li
- Research on the impact of financialization of high-tech manufacturing listed companies on real investment pp. 1010-1023

- Yang Li, Yuanzhu Wang, Rui Ma and Ruixuan Wang
Volume 57, issue 8, 2025
- Product market competition, financial flexibility, and investment-q sensitivity: evidence from the US and China pp. 823-838

- Chun-Ai Ma, Heng-Yu Lv, Heng-Yu Chang and Yanbo Jin
- The chasing dragon: to what extent and how does China catch up with USA under global value chains? pp. 839-852

- Meng Niu, Zhenguo Wang, Yabin Zhang and Yuhang Mao
- A difference-in-differences analysis of the impact of government financial subsidies on mobile app usage: a natural experiment during COVID-19 pp. 853-867

- Hwang Kim
- How mothers’ work affects children’s nutritional intake and health outcomes? pp. 868-881

- Jing Liu, Xiaohui Zhang and Xuefeng Mao
- Adstock revisited pp. 882-886

- Philip Hans Franses
- Strategies for improving food security under the impact of external grain price fluctuations: evidence from China pp. 887-903

- Gang Lu, Yutian Miao, Xiaojuan Dong, Zhiliang Dong, Haigang An and Xingyu Li
- What is the nature of responses of energy security to shocks in the E7 countries? Fresh evidence by applying unit root tests pp. 904-916

- Li-Chuan Liao, Tsangyao Chang and Omid Ranjbar
Volume 57, issue 7, 2025
- Asymmetric dynamics between cryptocurrency uncertainty and the oil and gold markets: evidence from Granger causality in quantiles pp. 709-722

- Jian Zhang, Jinsong Zhao and Chi-Chuan Lee
- Does land transfer help alleviate relative poverty in China? An analysis based on income and capability perspective pp. 723-735

- Shuai Liu, He Xu and Lingli Deng
- Labour market mismatches in G7 countries: a fractional integration approach pp. 736-752

- Luis Alberiko A. Gil-Alana, María Jesús González-Blanch and Carlos Poza
- Are input-output coefficients really fixed? pp. 753-776

- Marc Jim M. Mariano, George Verikios and Kenneth Clements
- Environmental impact of 2011 Germany’s nuclear shutdown: a synthetic control study pp. 777-789

- Bryanna Renuart and Jing Li
- On the propagation mechanism of international real interest rate spillovers: evidence from more than 200 years of data pp. 790-804

- Juncal Cunado, David Gabauer, Rangan Gupta and Chien-Chiang Lee
- Indirect impact of public expenditures and inflation on energy poverty: empirical evidence from 32 developing countries pp. 805-822

- Olcay besnİLİ memİŞ and Rahman Aydin
Volume 57, issue 6, 2025
- Revisit energy consumption, economic growth and carbon dioxide emissions links in transition countries using a new developed Quantile_on_Quantile approach pp. 583-599

- Tsung-Hsien Chen, Hao Wen Chang, Alexey Mikhaylov and Tsangyao Chang
- ESG Information Disclosure, Stock Price Informativeness and Corporate Digital Transformation pp. 600-616

- Zaifeng Wang and Tiancai Xing
- Detecting turning points of stock markets in China and the United States pp. 617-636

- Zhengxun Tan, Jihai Yang, Yihong Ma and Juan Liu
- Norm spillover? How environmental regulation in downstream industries affects upstream corporate environmental disclosure pp. 637-657

- Yongqiang Gao, Yumeng Nie and Miaohan Zhang
- Multi-scale dependence and risk contagion among international financial markets based on VMD-Vine copula-CoVaR pp. 658-677

- Jia Wang, Xinzhu Yan, Yuan Cao and Xu Wang
- Assessing the Impact of Goods and Services Inflation on Consumer and Professional Forecaster Expectations: A Bayesian Shrinkage Approach pp. 678-689

- Joseph Palardy and Tomi Ovaska
- Updating the analysis of rice import liberalization in Japan: a dynamic-stochastic CGE modelling approach pp. 690-708

- Nico Vellinga and Tetsuji Tanaka
Volume 57, issue 5, 2025
- The effect of government subsidies on firms’ innovation performance: does subsidy continuity matter? pp. 471-487

- Lihua Liu and Xuelu Xu
- More different than alike: cross-sector volatility spillovers in Chinese stock sectors during COVID-19 pandemic pp. 488-506

- Yufeng Chen, Reyila Yimaier and Lin Xiang
- Social insurance contribution and firms’ digital transformation: Evidence from China pp. 507-524

- Zhen Yang, Chi-Wei Su, Wenlong Liu, Shulin Xu and Jiapeng An
- Convergence of Chinese urban carbon marginal abatement cost pp. 525-542

- Cenjie Liu, Rui Xie and Chunbo Ma
- The impact of the 2017 Collective Bargaining Agreement on wage discrimination in the NBA pp. 543-546

- Eduardo G. Minuci and Candon Johnson
- Greening tax system, corporate internal control and financial performance pp. 547-565

- Xiao Li, Gang Liu, Feiyang Zhao, Yun Yang and Zhiquan Zhao
- Forecasting equity returns with oil prices: addressing model choice uncertainty pp. 566-582

- Vaibhav Lalwani and Udayan Sharma
Volume 57, issue 4, 2025
- Do employers’ offers of paid maternity leave increase women’s job satisfaction? pp. 369-383

- Murshed Jahan
- “Promoting” or “inhibiting”: the nonlinear impact of rural digitization on the rural enterprises’ resilience pp. 384-401

- Xinyuan Lu and Ruiping Wu
- Salary inequality in young professors: evidence from public U.S. economic department pp. 402-424

- Yong Bian, Wei Kong and Qin Zhang
- Can The Spatial Structure of a Metropolitan Area Bring Regional Economic Benefits? — A Case Study of Melbourne pp. 425-440

- Wenjie Zhao, Fanlin Ding and Meng Qiu
- Can emission right mortgage loan promote corporate innovation? pp. 441-447

- Zhi Yu, Yali Cao and Baoyin Qiu
- Why individuals invested in China’s P2P lending market: an explanation based on categorization theory pp. 448-452

- Ye Liu, Yufeng Wang, Haohua Li and Zhi Zhou
- Changing times: incentive regulation, corporate reorganizations, and productivity growth in the Great Britain’s gas networks pp. 453-470

- Victor Ajayi and Michael Pollitt
Volume 57, issue 3, 2025
- Asset allocation via life-cycle adjusted PPI strategy: evidence from the U.S. and China stock market pp. 251-266

- Shengqi Yang and Lin He
- Income, democracy and output growth volatility revisited pp. 267-283

- Giovanni Battista Pittaluga, Alessio Reghezza, Elena Seghezza and John Thornton
- Life satisfaction along the urban-rural continuum: a global assessment pp. 284-300

- Filippo Tassinari, Lukas Kleine-Rueschkamp and And Paolo Veneri
- Does technological progress, capital, labour, and categorical economic policy uncertainty influence unemployment? Evidence from the USA pp. 301-316

- Victor Moutinho and André Silva
- Firm automation and global value-chain participation: cross-country analysis pp. 317-337

- Ketan Reddy, Subash Sasidharan and Radeef Chundakkadan
- Financial development and mortality rates pp. 338-352

- Benjamin M. Blau, Todd G. Griffith and Ryan J. Whitby
- Corporate political connection building and stock price volatility: evidence from Chinese-listed companies pp. 353-367

- Yuhang Guo, Lianghua Huang, Fanlin Wang and Xinxin Guo
Volume 57, issue 2, 2025
- How does digital transformation affect corporate resilience: a moderation perspective study pp. 121-134

- Yewen Wang, Jiaxuan Tang and Cheng Li
- Analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on financial technology (FinTech), interest rate liberalization (IRL) and commercial banks’ risk-taking: Chinese empirical evidence pp. 135-151

- Yingrong Zheng, Hao Dong and Na Li
- What influences the dynamic spillovers of China’s financial market uncertainties? pp. 152-168

- Xinya Wang
- The dynamic connectedness between macroeconomic uncertainty and commodity volatility: evidence from China pp. 169-190

- Xiaopeng Zou and Jiawei Hu
- Pro-environment consumer behaviour and electric vehicle adoptions: a comparative regional meta-analysis pp. 191-215

- Arshia Khalid and Amar Anwar
- How can pilot free trade zones affect regional technology innovation? –evidence from China at the city level pp. 216-231

- Jijun Yang, Yanli Li, Feng Dai and Jinlan Ni
- Return comovement and price volatility: a study of the US dairy commodity futures markets pp. 232-250

- Zaifeng Fan, Jeff Jump and Linda Yu
Volume 57, issue 1, 2025
- Economic complexity, CO2 emissions, and the mediating roles of energy structure and energy efficiency: a spatial panel analysis pp. 1-15

- Yinghua Ren, Yingxin Mo and Wanhai You
- Testing hysteresis for the US and UK involuntary part-time employment pp. 16-36

- Emilio Congregado, Javier Garcia-Clemente, Nicola Rubino and Inmaculada Vilchez
- Do interfund network centralities affect fund systematic risk? Evidence from China open-ended funds pp. 37-51

- Yue Ma and Jichang Zhao
- Public social spending, government effectiveness, and economic growth: an empirical investigation pp. 52-66

- Arusha Cooray and Young-Sook Nam
- What drives currency connectedness? Evidence from the BRICS currencies pp. 67-85

- Shi He, Zhengtao Cheng, Wenhao Wang and Zihao Luo
- Can employee stock ownership plans deter tunnelling? Evidence from related party transactions in China pp. 86-105

- Jiao Li
- More is worse: the impact of private supplementary tutoring on middle school students’ academic achievement pp. 106-119

- Zongli Zhang, Ning An and Jiwei Chen
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