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Revealing The ESG Paradox in 5-ASEAN Countries: Intellectual Capital Efficiency under Earnings Persistence and Sustainability Pressure

Journal article titled "Revealing The ESG Paradox in 5-ASEAN Countries: Intellectual Capital Efficiency under Earnings Persistence and Sustainability Pressure" published by Universitas Udayana on 2026-08-31. The supplied excerpt contains no further details about methods, findings, or which five ASEAN countries were studied.

Categories: environment-and-climate, economy-and-trade

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The article addresses ESG and intellectual capital efficiency across five ASEAN countries, a topic relevant to regional sustainability and economic analysis.

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