Emerging Markets Finance and Trade,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 20
Published: April 9, 2024
This
research
investigates
the
correlation
between
economic
policy
uncertainty
and
corporate
innovation
by
investigating
Chinese
energy
enterprises
yearly
during
period
from
2001
to
2019.
The
empirical
finding
shows
a
positive
effect
of
on
(i.e.
patent
R&D
expenditure),
no
matter
for
traditional
sample
or
renewable
ones.
Next,
we
find
mediating
social
responsibility
nexus
variables,
in
which
higher
promotes
innovation.
We
then
examine
moderating
effects
government
subsidy
financial
constraints,
presenting
that
diminishing
exist
influence
also
divide
time
into
before
after
2008
global
crisis
employ
new
more
detailed
index
robust
analysis.
Overall,
demonstrate
variables
offer
implications
governments
market
participants.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
57(16), P. 2395 - 2413
Published: Aug. 5, 2024
ConspectusGas
sensors
are
used
in
various
applications
to
sense
toxic
gases,
mainly
for
enhanced
safety.
Resistive
particularly
popular
owing
their
ability
detect
trace
amounts
of
high
stability,
fast
response
times,
and
affordability.
Semiconducting
metal
oxides
commonly
employed
the
fabrication
resistive
gas
sensors.
However,
these
often
require
working
temperatures,
bringing
about
increased
energy
consumption
reduced
selectivity.
Furthermore,
they
do
not
have
enough
flexibility,
performance
is
significantly
decreased
under
bending,
stretching,
or
twisting.
To
address
challenges,
alternative
materials
capable
operating
at
lower
temperatures
with
flexibility
needed.
Two-dimensional
(2D)
such
as
MXenes
transition-metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
offer
surface
area
conductivity
unique
2D
structure,
making
them
promising
candidates
realization
Nevertheless,
sensing
pristine
form
typically
weak
unacceptable,
terms
response,
selectivity,
recovery
time
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(5), P. 4694 - 4714
Published: April 29, 2024
Abstract
The
prevailing
environmental,
social
and
governance
(ESG)
framework
is
currently
based
on
micro‐ESG
indicators.
Research
national
ESG
often
limited
to
theory
building
policy
analysis.
Based
previous
scholars,
this
paper
constructs
a
index
consisting
of
39
indices
updates
the
for
121
countries
worldwide
from
1990
2021
using
entropy
weight
method,
aiming
provide
set
instrumental
that
capture
status
evolution
performance.
research
findings
are
as
follows:
First,
Gini
coefficient
shows
gap
between
performance
has
gradually
widened
over
time.
Second,
kernel
density
distribution
suggests
global
rise.
High‐income
placing
greater
emphasis
growth.
Third,
results
Markov
transformation
matrix
suggest
there
“club
convergence”
in
across
countries.
This
study
examines
the
relationship
between
democracy
and
national
Environmental,
Social,
Governance
(ESG)
performance
using
a
panel
dataset
of
95
countries
from
1990
to
2018.
Employing
fixed-effects
regression,
panel-corrected
standard
errors
(PCSEs),
system
generalized
method
moments
(GMM)
estimations,
analysis
reveals
complex
multidimensional
impact
on
ESG
outcomes.
While
democratic
institutions
enhance
social
sustainability—where
one-unit
increase
in
is
associated
with
0.0004-point
rise
scores—they
simultaneously
weaken
environmental
governance
performance,
scores
declining
by
0.0003
per
unit
democracy.
These
divergent
effects
reflect
democracy’s
capacity
promote
welfare
accountability
yet
also
highlight
structural
constraints
such
as
policy
fragmentation
short-term
electoral
incentives
that
hinder
comprehensive
reforms.
The
findings
further
indicate
these
trade-offs
are
more
pronounced
developed
democracies,
whereas
emerging
democracies
exhibit
balanced,
albeit
modest,
gains.
By
challenging
assumption
uniformly
advances
sustainability,
this
underscores
importance
institutional
adaptation
targeted
interventions
across
different
political
contexts.
Management Decision,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 26, 2025
Purpose
This
research
delves
into
the
determinants
influencing
adoption
of
environmental,
social
and
governance
(ESG)
investing
through
an
analysis
media
dialogs
using
uses
gratification
theory.
Design/methodology/approach
study
employs
a
mixed-methods
approach,
integrating
sentiment
analysis,
topic
modeling,
clustering,
causal
loop
ethnography
to
examine
ESG-related
content
on
media.
Analyzing
data,
identified
key
themes
derived
ten
propositions
about
ESG
investing.
Industry
professionals,
financial
advisors
investors
further
validated
these
findings
expert
interviews.
Combining
data-driven
qualitative
insights
provides
comprehensive
understanding
how
shapes
investor
preferences
decision-making
in
domain.
Findings
Environmental
aspects,
such
as
conservation,
preservation
natural
resources,
renewable
clean
energy,
biodiversity,
restoration
eco-friendly
products
technologies,
shape
attitudes
toward
Social
considerations,
including
inclusivity,
diversity,
justice,
human
rights,
stakeholder
engagement,
transparency,
community
development
philanthropy,
significantly
influence
sentiments.
Governance
elements
accountability,
ethical
governance,
compliance,
risk
management,
regulatory
compliance
responsible
leadership
also
play
pivotal
role
shaping
opinions.
Practical
implications
presents
actionable
for
policymakers
organizations
by
identifying
constructs
proposing
integrated
framework
that
includes
mediating
factors
like
resource
efficiency
engagement
alongside
moderating
environment
preferences.
Policymakers
should
establish
standardized
reporting
frameworks,
incentivize
sustainable
practices
use
data
purposes.
For
businesses,
can
enhance
communication
strategies
accountability.
These
measures
will
foster
greater
strengthen
relations
contribute
more
inclusive
global
economy.
Originality/value
To
authors'
best
knowledge,
this
is
first
investigate
improving
based
big
mined
from
platforms.
Economics of Innovation and New Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: May 15, 2024
Comprehending
the
consequences
of
firms'
perception
uncertainty
is
crucial
in
context
a
dynamic
global
economy.
Based
on
data
set
China
A-listed
firms
during
2007-2019,
this
paper
constructs
indicator
economic
policy
(PEPU)
through
textual
analysis
approach
and
examines
its
impact
quality
innovation
outputs.
Employing
multi-dimension
measures,
we
find
that
corporate
PEPU
has
noteworthy
negative
output.
Further
shows
scale
down
their
R&D
investment
intensity
gravitate
towards
conservative
projects
as
rises.
Additionally,
firm
will
enhance
collaborative
efforts
with
other
to
mitigate
risk.
These
strategic
behaviors
guarantee
quantitative
stability
firm's
output,
but
they
also
undermine
quality.
findings
have
significant
implications
for
policy-making
process
emerging
markets.
