International Journal of Emerging Markets: Volume 19 Issue 7

Do macroprudential regulations condition the role of financial inclusion for ensuring financial stability? Cross-country perspective

Mallika Saha, Kumar Debasis Dutta

Empirical studies, to date, show that financial inclusion (FI) enhances financial stability (FS) by promoting a large deposit base, reducing information asymmetry, and…

Investor attention, analysts coverage and idiosyncratic volatility puzzle: based on behavioral perspective

Xinmin Tian, Zhiqiang Zhang, Cheng Zhang, Mingyu Gao

Considering the role of analysts in disseminating information, the paper explains the idiosyncratic volatility puzzle of China's stock market. As the largest developing country…

COVID-19 and service innovation strategies of tourism and hospitality SMEs in an emerging country

Constanza Bianchi

This study aims to examine the impact of COVID-19 on tourism and hospitality small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in an emerging country located in Latin America and…

Do performance measures matter for stock mutual funds? An international analysis

Pablo Durán Santomil, Pablo Crisanto Lombardero Fernández, Luis Otero González

The purpose of this study is to evaluate whether the classification of the equity mutual fund depends on the performance measure used.

Does the stakeholder's relationship affect supply chain resilience and organizational performance? Empirical evidence from the supply chain community of Pakistan

Asad Ali Qazi, Andrea Appolloni, Abdul Rehman Shaikh

The aim of this paper is to investigate the role of the stakeholder's relationship with supply chain resilience (SCR) and organizational performance (OP) using the lens of…

Bail-in credibility: evidence from emerging markets

Giulio Velliscig, Stefano Piserà, Maurizio Polato, Josanco Floreani

Some controversial cases of bail-in in the emerging countries have raised the question about whether for those countries to have in place a regulation for the bail-in is…

Institutional quality, employment, FDI and environmental degradation in developing countries: evidence from the balanced panel GMM estimator

Sorphasith Xaisongkham, Xia Liu

The main purpose of this research is to examine the impact of institutional quality and sectoral employment on environmental degradation in developing countries. This paper also…

A six-factor asset pricing model of China's stock market from the perspective of institutional investors' dominance

Xiaoguang Zhou, Yuxuan Lin, Jie Zhong

China's stock market, which serves as an example of emerging markets, is steadily maturing in the context of globalization. In order to analyze the pricing mechanism of China's…

Religious atmosphere and corporate poverty alleviation: empirical evidence from China

Dechang Zheng, Shuang Tao, Chengtao Jiang, Yinglun Tang

This study explores whether religion plays an important role in corporate poverty alleviation. Religious atmosphere affects managers' attitude towards corporate social…

Can SMEs' quality management promote supply chain financing performance? An explanation based on signalling theory

Qiang Lu, Yudong Yang, Miao Yu

The purpose of this study is to examine how the quality management of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) impacts their supply chain financing performance (SCFP). This study…

Contentions in the study of China’s political economy: building common ground

Shaomin Li, Matthew Farrell

A main challenge in studying China is that different views clash. A more serious challenge is that studies that are critical of or dissent from the Chinese government policies are…

Illiquidity and stock returns: the moderating role of investors' holding period in Central and Eastern European markets

Szymon Stereńczak

The positive illiquidity–return relationship (so-called liquidity premium) is a well-established pattern in international developed stock markets. The magnitude of liquidity…