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The Linkage Between Digital Transformation and Organizational Culture: Novel Machine Learning Literature Review Based on Latent Dirichlet Allocation
Organizational culture is a crucial component of innovation in company success, particularly in the setting of the information economy. The purpose...
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Map** the Relationship of Research and Development Expenditures and Economic Growth through Bibliometric Analysis: A Theoretical Perspective
The association between R&D expenditures and economic growth has long been investigated in the economics literature due to its explicit importance...
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Economies of Scale and Cumulative Causation
This paper examines ‘Verddorn’s Law’, i.e. the relation between employment and output growth across the NUTS-3 regions of the European Union....
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Desperation by Consent: Inequality and Financial Crises
The recent financial crises were preceded by a prolonged and sharp increase in inequality. This brought to the fore the possible relationships which...
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Regression Results
The following section is the core of this study, since it presents, interprets and contextualizes its findings: In the first subsection, each of the...
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The ‘Many Faces’ of the Roman Economy: Modern Preconceptions and Some Considerations on Capital, Technology, and Labour
The chapter discusses how some preconceived ideas stemming from later historical phenomena have informed the modern interpretation of Roman society...
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Debt and Usury: Economic and Financial Questions in the Roman Republic (Fifth–First Century B.C.)
This chapter analyses the phenomenon of indebtedness and the practice of usury and their consequences on the roman society under the Republic....
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Population Aging and Old-Age Security
The twenty-first century will witness population aging. As the world population ages, China will see its population age rather fast to quite a high...
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Truth Standards in Behavioral Law and Economics
Truth, in either one or both of its forms - accuracy and coherence - is widely considered a major aim of adjudication. In legal scholarship,...
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Pensions and the Challenges of Adequacy and Sustainability: Irish Citizens’ Voices and Policy Implications
Population ageing has been identified as a major societal challenge for all Western nations, driven by increasing life expectancies and reduced...
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Inclusive Growth — Institutions Matter!
The aim of the concept of inclusive growth is to derive political recommendations on the basis of selected indicators so that a maximum number of...
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L’union fait la force? Evidence for wage discrimination in firms with high diversity
Measuring the economic impact of coworkers from different countries of origin sparked intense scrutiny in labor economics, albeit with an...
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Homebuyers, Liquidity Constraints and Private Market Solutions – European Best Practices
Even though the cost for owner-occupied homes fell sharply in the last years, homeownership rates in the EU remain sluggish. Sound economic policy...
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The Classical Discourse—From Start-Up to Harmony. What Is Sustainable About It?
The chapter draws attention to the fact that human specificity, not homogeneity, is the one that matters for sustainability. It renders imperfect the...
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ECB: Quo Vadis?
The European Central Bank has implemented a very ambitious monetary policy since the financial crisis of 2008, intervening heavily in the eurozone...
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Myths and Facts About Inequality
Germany’s social contract, its “social market economy” for the past seven decades, has aimed at spreading wealth and providing a broad social safety...
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Gide, Charles (1847–1932)
Gide was born at Uzés (Gard) and died in Paris. A strong Huguenot family tradition marked his austere and moralizing personality. His doctoral thesis...
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Why Has Income Inequality Been Neglected in Economics and Public Policy?
Commentators say that Trump’s victory has stimulated a wide debate about long-festering issues of class, race, gender, and democracy. The obvious...
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Mental Models and the Cost of Institutions
Why was culture important in Japan in structuring and ordering markets and sha** socio-economic incentives? A fundamental reason lies in the...