Category: Business & Management
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FDI showed mixed links to growth in Poland, Ukraine, and Vietnam
This research indicates that foreign direct investment co-moved with long-run economic expansion in Poland, Ukraine, and Vietnam, while the short-run FDI-growth relationship varied by country and was sensitive to shocks and model specification.
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Government effectiveness is linked to stronger logistics performance
This research indicates that stronger government effectiveness is associated with higher national logistics performance beyond income and trade levels.
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Analytics framework targets greenwashing in sustainability claims
This research indicates that an analytics-driven knowledge management framework can help detect and mitigate greenwashing by tracking breakdowns in sustainability information processes.
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Critically ill COVID-19 trial participants often did not understand consent details
This research indicates that critically ill patients in Japan often struggled to understand details of trial participation during the informed consent process.
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Firm characteristics linked to divestment from Russia
This research indicates that larger firms, firms with higher sales in Russia, higher cash reserves, higher leverage, high ESG scores, and, for U.S. firms, higher advertising expenditures were more likely to exit Russia.
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Equity concentration reduced firm value in China’s high-tech manufacturing sector
This research indicates that higher equity concentration was associated with lower firm value in China’s high-tech manufacturing industry, with the negative effect weaker during the COVID-19 period.
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Lack of allocative efficiency improvement explains much of U.S. productivity slowdown
This research indicates that about two-thirds of the U.S. productivity slowdown may be explained by the lack of improvement in allocative efficiency.
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System quality was the strongest predictor in cryptocurrency exchange use
This research indicates that system quality was the most influential factor for system use and user satisfaction, while information quality also mattered and service quality had limited direct influence.
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Past ESG scandals are linked to lower later incident prevalence in EU countries
This research indicates that more severe past environmental, social and governance incidents are associated with a lower share of firms involved in later incidents at the country level.
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Green HRM is linked to higher job satisfaction in logistics
This research indicates that green human resource management is positively associated with employee job satisfaction, partly through organizational pride, and that ethical leadership and psychological empowerment strengthen these relationships.
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