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Listing changes how policy uncertainty affects R&D investment
Study shows IPOs have dual effects on R&D spending in China: listing encourages investment under policy uncertainty, but political connections gained reduce it.
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Public reporting outperforms penalties for contractor compliance
Evolutionary game theory and system dynamics reveal that public reporting systems outperform financial penalties in maintaining sustainable environmental compliance among infrastructure contractors.
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Media lobbying varied by policy stage and narrative
Study examines how Finnish business associations strategically use media lobbying during public health crisis, analyzing narrative tactics and timing across policy stages.
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Study defines public policy communication in public relations
Study develops a strategic model defining public policy communication in public relations, based on interviews with 15 policy communicators working with policymakers.
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Indonesian journal governance is increasingly standards-based and digital
Analysis of how Indonesian government policies shape scientific journal governance through regulatory frameworks, quality assurance, publication ethics, and digital infrastructure systems.
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Subsidies and health framing draw higher support for meat-reduction policies
Survey of 10,513 respondents across six countries shows meat-reduction policies gain higher support with subsidies and health framing over taxes and climate messaging.
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Review of labor market monopsony book covers policy topics
Comprehensive analysis of monopsony power in labor markets examining wage-fixing agreements, noncompete clauses, mergers, and discrimination through law and economics frameworks.
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Digitalisation is linked to higher efficiency in logistics companies
Quantitative study examines digitalization impacts on logistics company efficiency in northwestern Croatia, finding positive effects on warehouse operations, costs, and productivity.
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Review of book on post-shareholder primacy policy
Examination of corporate governance transition from shareholder primacy to productivity-centered decision-making models, analyzing stakeholder role recalibration and institutional mechanisms.
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Low-carbon vehicle taxes were linked to distributional injustice
Study reveals how vehicle tax policies intended to promote low-carbon cars create distributional injustice as manufacturers exploit market power, undermining affordability and emission goals.
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Think Tank Diplomacy: A Critical Review of Non-State Influence in Romanian Foreign Policy Making
Examine how Romanian think tanks influence foreign policy through EU and NATO integration, analyzing funding, networks, and institutional capacity to determine policy impact.