Digital Economy

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From Peg to Float: Economic and Political Implications of the Ethiopian Birr Flotation

Fentahun Admassu Yayeh

pp. 46-61 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/iefrontiers.v28i1.286

Abstract: The adoption of a floating exchange rate system constitutes a pivotal economic policy decision that both reflects and influences a nation’s broader political economy. The flotation of the Ethiopian Birr (ETB) marks a substantial shift in Ethiopia’s monetary policy framework, carrying significant implications for the country's macroeconomic stability and development trajectory. This paper investigates the rationale behind the policy shift, its… Read More: From Peg to Float: Economic and Political Implications of the Ethiopian Birr Flotation

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Impact of Urban Digital Economy on ESG Performance: Do Technological and Business Model Innovation Matter

Shuhua Zhang

pp. 14-30 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/iefrontiers.v28i1.278

Abstract: The rapid development of the digital economy is a critical national strategy for the Chinese government, with the establishment of digital economy platforms as a key component. Simultaneously, both the government and enterprises have embraced the concept of sustainable development. Since corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance serves as a crucial micro-indicator of sustainability, it is essential to investigate whether… Read More: Impact of Urban Digital Economy on ESG Performance: Do Technological and Business Model Innovation Matter

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Sustainable Practice of Ifrs And Economic Growth: Evidence From A Case Study on A Developing Country

Sarfaraz Javed, Sajjad Nazir, Ghulam Mustafa Malik, Azeem Ahmad Khan, Syed Jalil

pp. 57-70 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/iefrontiers.v27i2.242

Abstract: This research aims to investigate whether there is a link between the adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the benefits of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), both of which were significant contributors to Afghanistan's economic growth between 2003 and 2020. This study uses panel integration and causality assessment. It looks into the underlying causes of the problem in terms of short- and long-term partnerships, as… Read More: Sustainable Practice of Ifrs And Economic Growth: Evidence From A Case Study on A Developing Country