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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 Kumar Tiwari, Emmanuel Joel Aikins 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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