Energy poverty appears on 107 recent papers, almost all in economics, but only 12 energy-poverty papers carry a measurement or index keyword. The measures in use (spending shares, inability to heat, multidimensional indices) classify different households as poor. How much do the findings depend on the measure chosen?
Papers in the last 30 days — energy poverty: 6 · energy affordability: 1
Digital transformation is among the most frequent keywords in the finance and management journals, much of it about Chinese listed firms, and studies often score it by counting digital terms in annual reports. Do those scores track what firms actually invest and hire?
Papers in the last 30 days — digital transformation: 34 · enterprise digital transformation: 6
Aerial imagery is rising steeply in the AI journals, and economists already use night-time lights to measure growth. Yet none of the papers on the informal economy uses either. Can image models measure informal activity that surveys miss?
Papers in the last 30 days — informal economy: 2 · nighttime lights: 1
Contrastive learning is one of the largest topics in the AI journals, yet only 6 of 749 recent contrastive-learning papers carry a finance or firm keyword. Finance research still defines peer firms mostly by industry codes. Would firm embeddings learned contrastively from filings, returns and supply chains give better peers for valuation, benchmarking and pay?
Papers in the last 30 days — contrastive learning: 27 · peer firms: 1
Scholar4AI. (2026). Research ideas tagged “measurement”. Journal Research Rankings. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://scholar4ai.com/ideas/tags/measurement
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title = {Research ideas tagged “measurement”},
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note = {Journal Research Rankings; data from OpenAlex (CC0); licensed CC BY-NC 4.0}
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