OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Applied Economics is 28. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Should the strongest serve first? Strategic ordering of servers in doubles tennis	90
The Impact of Pollution Events on the Productivity of Related Industries:A Case Study of Cadmium-Contaminated Industry	86
Can governments sleep more soundly when holding international reserves? A banking and financial vulnerabilities perspective*	74
Female CEOs and earnings management: examining risk aversion versus social identity theories	68
Fiscal policy and long-run inflation dynamics: evidence from a major emerging market economy*	68
The impact of digital transformation on financial reporting clarity in the Chinese capital market	60
Pro-environment consumer behaviour and electric vehicle adoptions: a comparative regional meta-analysis	59
A reassessment of human capital convergence and its determinants: evidence from a cross-country analysis	55
Better city, better life: smart city policy and corporate ESG performance	55
How do analyst recommendations on banks respond to monetary policy news? An application to the Eurozone	54
The effect of internet gap on bilateral export: evidence from an extended gravity model	53
Immigration, migrant international cash transfers, backward-externality of emigrant human capital, and total factor productivity in Africa	50
Social cost of carbon and the potential for forest carbon credits	49
Effect of religious attendance on the middle-aged worker’s wage in the United States: a possible causal connection	46
A novel factor model to determine recovery rates of bank credit towards local governments	46
Female CEOs and employee gender diversity: evidence from Korea	39
Does skill balancing prepare for entrepreneurship? Testing the underlying assumption of the jack-of-all-trades view	37
Water rights and firm productivity: evidence from the water rights trading policy in China	37
Foreign investors, rebalancing trades, and increases in U.S.-Japan stock market correlations	36
Global supply chain pressure and stock price crash risk: evidence from China	35
The establishment of environmental courts and the ESG performance of heavy polluters: based on China’s Quasi-nature experiments	33
Does global value chain participation induce economic growth? Evidence from panel threshold regression	33
Planning for potential increases in disbursements and risk of managed funds conditional on desired short-term performance levels	33
The comparison of bilateral trade between China and ASEAN, China and EU: from the aspect of trade structure, trade complementarity and structural gravity model of trade	32
Can environmental protection interview policy reduce air pollution? -A spatial difference-in-differences approach	32

Investor sentiment and skewness risk premium	29
Forecasting cryptocurrencies log-returns: a LASSO-VAR and sentiment approach	28
The nexus between livelihood goals and livelihood strategy selection: Evidence from rural China	28
Are there any safe haven assets against oil price falls?	28