JK Business School, Gurugram continues to contribute to impactful academic research that addresses emerging global economic challenges. Dr. Srinka Bose, Assistant Professor at JK Business School, has published a research paper titled “How Does Digital Regulations Influence Mode 1 Services Trade? Cross-Country Empirical Results” in the Indian Economic Review, published by Springer.
Advancing Research in the Digital Economy
The research examines the evolving landscape of global digital trade and the role of digital regulations in shaping cross border services. Using empirical data from 89 countries between 2014 and 2022, the study explores how digital regulatory frameworks and connectivity influence the flow of digitally delivered services across nations.
As global economies become increasingly digital, regulatory structures and digital infrastructure play a crucial role in determining the scale and efficiency of international services trade. Dr. Bose’s research highlights how variations in digital regulations can significantly impact trade performance and global competitiveness.
Key Insights from the Study
The research emphasizes that digital regulations and connectivity are critical factors in the expansion of cross border digital services. It also underscores the growing importance of policy alignment among nations.
The findings point towards the need for greater global policy coherence in the digital economy. Harmonized regulations and improved digital connectivity can help facilitate smoother international trade in services delivered through digital platforms.
Strengthening Academic Research at JKBS
This publication reflects the strong research culture at JK Business School, Gurugram, where faculty members actively contribute to academic discourse and policy discussions that shape modern business and economic environments.
Research contributions like this not only advance knowledge but also enrich classroom learning by bringing contemporary global insights into management education.
The paper was published online on 04 March 2026 in the Indian Economic Review, further strengthening JKBS’s commitment to academic excellence and thought leadership.
