International Journal of Operations & Production Management,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
41(1), P. 63 - 73
Published: Dec. 3, 2020
Purpose
This
paper,
a
pathway,
aims
to
provide
research
guidance
for
investigating
sustainability
in
supply
chains
post-COVID-19
environment.
Design/methodology/approach
Published
literature,
personal
experience,
insights
from
virtual
open
forums
and
practitioner
interviews
inform
this
study.
Findings
COVID-19
pandemic
events
responses
are
unprecedented
modern
operations
chains.
Scholars
practitioners
seek
make
sense
of
how
event
will
us
revisit
basic
scholarly
notions
ontology.
Sustainability
implications
exist.
Short-term
environmental
gains
occur,
while
long-term
effects
still
uncertain
require
research.
resilience
complements
jointly
investigation.
Research
limitations/implications
The
crisis
is
emerging
evolving.
It
not
clear
whether
short-term
changes
result
new
“normal.”
Adjustment
current
theories
or
theoretical
developments
may
be
necessary.
pathway
article
only
starts
the
conservation
–
many
additional
issues
do
arise
cannot
covered
one
essay.
Practical
Organizations
have
faced
major
shock
during
crisis.
Environmental
practices
can
help
organizations
manage
future
competitive
contexts.
Social
Broad
economic,
operational,
social
ecological-environmental
included
although
focus
on
sustainability.
Emergent
organizational,
consumer,
policy
chain
behaviors
identified.
Originality/value
authors
take
an
perspective
implications;
with
sustainable
representing
triple
bottom-line
dimensions
environmental,
economic
sustainability;
special
Substantial
questions
investigation
paper
sets
stage
requiring
rethinking
some
previous
tenets
ontologies.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(22), P. 12790 - 12790
Published: Nov. 19, 2021
The
degradation
of
the
environment
is
associated
with
economic
activity,
particularly
linear
way
in
which
economy
does
not
make
efficient
use
resources.
However,
circular
opposed
to
this
paradigm,
since
it
makes
most
resources
trying
achieve
zero
waste.
In
context,
study
investigates
relationship
between
industry
4.0
technologies,
COVID-19
outbreak,
environmental
regulation
policies
and
practices.
A
questionnaire
designed
collect
information
from
214
big
private
manufacturing
firms
Ecuador,
subsequently,
through
CB-SEM,
processed,
paths
are
validated.
results
suggest
that
technologies
driving
practices
during
pandemic.
finds
no
evidence
favoring
being
a
determining
factor
adoption
economy.
provide
policy
framework
for
Financial Innovation,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: July 5, 2022
Abstract
This
study
examines
the
relationship
between
positive
and
negative
investor
sentiments
stock
market
returns
volatility
in
Group
of
20
countries
using
various
methods,
including
panel
regression
with
fixed
effects,
quantile
regressions,
a
vector
autoregression
(PVAR)
model,
country-specific
regressions.
We
proxy
for
Google
Search
Volume
Index
terms
related
to
coronavirus
disease
(COVID-19)
COVID-19
vaccine,
respectively.
Using
weekly
data
from
March
2020
May
2021,
we
document
significant
relationships
volatility.
Specifically,
an
increase
sentiment
leads
while
decreases
at
lower
quantiles.
The
effect
on
is
consistent
across
distribution:
increases
volatility,
whereas
reduces
These
results
are
robust
as
they
corroborated
by
Granger
causality
tests
PVAR
model.
findings
may
have
portfolio
implications
indicate
that
proxies
seem
be
good
predictors
during
pandemic.
International Journal of Consumer Studies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
49(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
sharing
economy
has
emerged
as
a
transformative
model
in
the
digital
age.
However,
existing
reviews
often
focus
on
isolated
aspects
and
provide
limited
insights
into
its
complexity.
This
paper
comprehensively
92
studies
through
dual‐framework
approach,
employing
both
Antecedents–Decisions–Outcomes
(ADO)
Theories–Contexts–Methods
(TCM)
frameworks.
ADO
framework
reveals
key
factors
influencing
user
decisions—including
adoption,
usage,
booking,
continued
use,
engagement,
participation,
purchase,
switching—that
are
shaped
by
economic,
social,
technological,
trust‐related,
environmental,
political
antecedents.
Meanwhile,
TCM
structures
an
in‐depth
examination
of
dominant
theories
(e.g.,
Technology
Acceptance
Model,
Social
Exchange
Theory),
diverse
contexts
China,
US),
methods
quantitative
qualitative)
prevalent
literature.
Key
findings
emphasize
importance
regulatory
dynamics
market
shifts
engagement
platform
sustainability.
Practical
implications
offer
actionable
guidance
for
managers
to
enhance
retention
align
strategies
with
evolving
environments.
review
also
identifies
future
research
directions
expand
our
understanding
global
trends
challenges
within
economy.
Journal of Education Technology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. 502 - 502
Published: March 13, 2021
The
application
of
online
learning
was
carried
out
massively
during
the
Covid-19
pandemic.
Its
implementation
certainly
raises
many
new
things,
especially
for
areas
with
minimal
internet
access.
For
that,
it
is
necessary
to
conduct
a
study
how
students
perceive
learning.
conducted
determine
students’
perceptions
implementing
pandemic
in
access
areas.
This
type
research
qualitative
descriptive
study,
where
subjects
are
private
university
East
Nusa
Tenggara,
Indonesia.
four
stages,
namely
(1)
data
collection,
(2)
reduction,
(3)
presentation,
(4)
concluding.
instrument
used
questionnaire
consisting
21
questions.
Data
analysis
descriptively.
results
showed
that
had
different
administration
lectures.
These
include
infrastructure
by
57%,
skills
53%,
quality
academic
interactions
69%,
benefits
obstacles
faced
42%,
supporting
factors
38%,
and
future
expectations
54%.
concludes
various
pandemic,
starting
from
infrastructure,
interaction,
benefits.
Studies in Economics and Finance,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
39(4), P. 549 - 571
Published: July 7, 2021
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
paper
is
to
investigate
the
effects
exchange
rate
volatility,
oil
price
return
and
COVID-19
cases
on
stock
market
returns
volatility
for
selected
emerging
economies.
Additionally,
study
compares
performance
in
economies
during
pandemic
with
pre-COVID
global
financial
crisis
(GFC)
period.
Design/methodology/approach
authors
apply
arbitrage
pricing
theory
model
risk-return
relationship
between
risk-based
factors
(exchange
cases)
returns.
By
applying
exponential
generalized
autoregressive
conditional
heteroskedasticity
model,
captures
asymmetric
spillover
from
markets
foreign
vice
versa.
Findings
reveal
that
exerts
a
negative
significant
effect
Brazil
(BOVESPA),
Chile
(S&P
CLX
IPSA),
India
(SENSEX),
Mexico
BMV
IPC)
Russia
(MOEX)
coronavirus
pandemic.
Regarding
returns,
find
positive
across
all
study.
Russia,
India,
Peru
appeared
more
volatile
than
GFC
Practical
implications
As
causing
higher
risk
uncertainty
market’s
performance,
central
bank’s
effort
maintain
stabilizing
sale
can
be
proven
crucial
under
consideration.
Emphasized
should
also
given
boost
investors’
confidence
market,
this,
government
policy
actions
reducing
transmission
disease
are
need
hour.
Originality/value
While
large
volume
literature
times
has
emerged
developed
economies,
adds
by
exploring
economies’
Unlike
previous
literature,
examines
worst
affected
crisis.
