Ali Hadi Rabbani’s scientific contributions

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Publications (2)


Supply Chain Networks Source of Knowledge Sharing: Impacts of Capability and Collaborative Innovation Activities on Innovation Performance
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December 2023

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Bulletin of Business and Economics (BBE)

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Expanding on information the executives and innovation capacity speculations, this paper expects to uncover the systems of communitarian development measures by exploring the perplexing connections among basic variables impacting company's innovation execution in inventory network organizations. Utilizing progressive Multiple Regression (MR) and Moderated Multiple Regression (MMR) strategies, results from a review of 315 firms in China showed that there are critical positive connections between synergistic innovation exercises, information sharing, collective development ability, and company's innovation execution. Additionally, it is normal that information sharing plays an incomplete interceding job in the connections between collective innovation exercises and company's development execution. Community oriented development capacity displayed a directing impact on synergistic innovation exercises - development execution relationship. These outcomes add to community oriented development measure the executives by offering a nuanced conceptualization of the collective innovation - execution relationship in production network organizations.

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Effects of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) on the Economies of China and Pakistan

December 2023

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Bulletin of Business and Economics (BBE)

China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which is an infrastructure and economic development project initiated by China in Pakistan in 2013. The project aims to connect China's western province of Xinjiang to the Pakistani port of Gwadar through a network of roads, railways, pipelines, and power plants. The CPEC is expected to bring several benefits to both China and Pakistan, including expanding China's economic and geopolitical influence in the region and addressing Pakistan's chronic infrastructure deficits, creating new jobs, and attracting foreign investment. The CPEC can also help to alleviate China's domestic overcapacity issues and reduce its dependence on the South China Sea for its energy imports. Moreover, it can improve Pakistan's regional and global connectivity and enhance its geopolitical importance as a gateway to South Asia and the Middle East. However, the success of the CPEC will depend on various factors, including political stability, security, and effective implementation of the project. Overall, the CPEC represents a win-win scenario for China and Pakistan, as it can provide economic benefits to both countries while promoting regional connectivity and integration.

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... CPEC has completed its many projects very speedily and efficiently. CPEC has significantly contributed to Pakistan's economic and social development, in line with its shift to geo-economics and the economic security agenda of promoting trade, investments, and connectivity at a very great level (Ali, 2018) (CPEC Gwadar Projects , 2018). ...

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Understanding Pakistan China Relations through the Joint Statement (2021-2022)
Effects of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) on the Economies of China and Pakistan

Bulletin of Business and Economics (BBE)