Focal Interest
Focal Interest

Economic and Technological Innovation

External reference: https://openalex.org/T14143

  1. Hometown-return entrepreneurship boosts agricultural resilience
    Study evaluates China's hometown-return entrepreneurship policy impact on agricultural economic resilience using panel data from 2005 counties, finding stronger policy effects in western regions.
  2. AI is reshaping the International Economics major
    Explore how AI reshapes International Economics education, research methods, and career pathways. Discover challenges and opportunities for curriculum redesign and professional development.
  3. AI is described as expanding finance’s production frontier
    Explore how AI expands financial production possibilities through data activation, efficiency gains, service restructuring, and risk optimization while navigating algorithmic bias and regulatory.
  4. AI market maturity is linked to lower banking system entanglement
    Quantum-inspired decision framework reveals how AI markets reshape Chinese bank performance structures, showing top performers integrate fintech while legacy systems constrain adaptation.
  5. FDI co-moves with long-run growth in Poland, Ukraine, and Vietnam
    Study examining FDI's role in economic growth across Poland, Ukraine, and Vietnam (2004–2024), analyzing how institutional stability and absorptive capacity mediate investment-growth linkages.
  6. Destination structures and export stability varied across major wheat suppliers
    Analyzing how destination diversification and competitiveness shape wheat export resilience among major suppliers during pandemic, climate, and geopolitical shocks from 2020-2024.
  7. Hybrid VAR models improved forecasting for several macroeconomic indicators
    Study integrates VAR models with machine learning algorithms to forecast macroeconomic variables across African economies, demonstrating improved accuracy for inflation and FDI dynamics.
  8. Network-based model links supply chain structure to prices and wages
    General equilibrium model of global supply chains structured as directed acyclic graphs, explaining how network topology determines prices, wages, and specialization endogenously.