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Analysis and Feasible Solution for Legislative Gaps in Notification Procedures in External Equity Transfer
Authors: Erdong Wang
Published: January 2024

In 2005, the Company Law stipulated the transfer of equity for the first time. However, in the subsequent amendments, the notification procedure for external transfer has always been unclear. As a result, there have been disputes about the time and method of the shareholder notification of the transferor in practice. This paper analyzes the disputes in case judgments before and after the entry into force of 2017 judicial interpretation, as well as the characteristics of asset and person compatibility of Limited Liability Company, and tries to find a feasible solution to alleviate the impact of legislative gaps and strengthen notification obligations. Lastly, the paper gives suggestions for improvement in the companys articles of association and for legislation, which is possible to strike a balance between the trust relationships within companies and the efficiency of business transactions.
The Impact of Carbon Emission and Carbon Price on International Trade Volume
Authors: Mao Tianhao
Published: January 2024

In recent years, environmental issues have become an international focus, under the influence of global climate change, greenhouse effect is becoming more severe with each passing day. Therefore, it is urgent to control greenhouse gas emissions and improve the quality of the ecological environment by reducing carbon emissions. However, in the context of the current low-carbon economy, the environmental costs of enterprises are bound to rise, which will inevitably have a more serious impact on enterprises and the national economy. This article will mainly focus on how low carbon economy policies affect a country's international trade over a given period of time based on a concrete example. Regarding the methodology, chose the object to be India's carbon related data which are carbon intensity, carbon emission and carbon price in the period 1990-2020. And mainly based on the regression model using excel. The results of the study show that the Carbon Intensity and Carbon emissions are positively correlated with International Trade while the Carbon Price is negatively correlated. The volume of Indias International Trade will grow steadily as it moves towards Low-Carbon Economy policy. In summary, moving towards low carbon economy can increase the sustainability of international trade and reduce trade risks, while also creating more trade opportunities for countries, especially in the areas of environmental protection.
Criticism of Multilateral Development Banks Operating Reflections During Covid-19 Pandemic - From the Perspective of the Sovereign Debt
Authors: Huang Yi
Published: January 2024

The problem of sovereign debt crises has a long history at the international level, especially in the face of global crises such as the global financial crisis of '08 and the recent COVID-19 pandemic. In the face of the negative social impacts of these emergencies, the state apparatus of each country needs help with relying on domestic channels such as tax revenues and investment returns to maintain efficient operations. It would, therefore, finance other countries in non-domestic currencies, and such a solution would exacerbate countries' sovereign debt crises. Countries have done well in restructuring their sovereign debt in response to sovereign debt crises, especially in Europe and Africa. The International Development Association provided some debt relief to those countries with fragile economies, but the crisis is still present today. In order to expand sustainable financing and maintain economic stability, new multilateral development banks have been established in some regions. These MDBs have been restructuring since the Great Depression, and their lending policies have indeed eased countries' sovereign debt crises to some extent. However, their financing rules have also influenced other countries' policies, making them widely criticised internationally. In the context of COVID-19, both the strengths and weaknesses of MDBs are exposed, so they still have a long way to go before they can become international institutions that can pay attention to disadvantaged countries and help them develop.
Research on the New Business Trend under the Background of Double Carbon
Authors: Wu Penghan
Published: January 2024

With the rapid development of the social economy, more and more greenhouse gases are produced due to economic activities, which leads to huge changes in global climate, phenomena like global climate change, climate warming and so on happen frequently. In order to solve these global climate problems, plenty of solutions have been found by experts and government. In the aspect of technology, some clean energy such as electric energy, solar energy and so on are taking the place of the use of fossil fuels which will lead to a lot of greenhouse gas emissions. Besides that, some policies and regulations are also helpful in promoting enterprises' and individuals environmental awareness and taking part in emission reduction work. Take carbon emission as an example, as a policy-based emission reduction tool, it uses the market economy to raise the cost of greenhouse gas emissions, which will improve the bad trend of atmospheric environment resources. In order to achieve the goal of energy saving, emission reduction and environmental production, the adoption of the Kyoto Protocol is an important turning point for global control of greenhouse gas emissions. And the truth is, with the rapid development in developing countries, there are more and more greenhouse gases discharged by them.
Analysis of U.S. and Hong Kong Cryptocurrency Regulation Approach
Authors: Dong Huicheng
Published: January 2024

Cryptocurrencies have been defined and regulated differently in all corners of society. Much research has been made on countries' institutional measures to consummate regulations toward cryptocurrencies further. This paper explores the definition and nature of cryptocurrencies through a literature review method. The nature of cryptocurrencies has directly led to their benefits and misuse. This paper also explores the regulatory measures made by the U.S. and the flaws revealed in the Coinbase Case and Ripple Case. The ambiguous definition between regulatory departments and overlapping law enforcement power has made investors not knowing what course to take. New measures are taken in Hong Kong through a compulsory licensing system and laying major responsibility on platform service providers. This paper examines the new efforts and proposes some potential flaws under the new regulatory system. The Hong Kong regulatory approach is believed to provide insight and reference for other markets that would like to include cryptocurrencies into regulation.
Research on NVIDIA's Success and Socioeconomic Perspective
Authors: Li Meihui
Published: January 2024

As the world's leading semiconductor company, NVIDIA continues to expand its marketing power through technological innovation, while its products also provide directions and tools for global social and economic development. This article explores the reasons for NVIDIA's success as a leader in the semiconductor industry and its impact on the socio-economic system from a socio-economic perspective. This article analyzes NVIDIA's characteristics in technological innovation, market orientation, sustainable development, social responsibility, etc. from a socio-economic perspective, and demonstrates the reasons for NVIDIA's success. Discuss NVIDIA's positive impact on the social economy from the aspects of innovation, employment, and sustainable development. In addition, as a technology company, NVIDIA faces challenges related to technological innovation and market risks. In response to the expected risks and challenges, NVIDIA needs to continuously complete self-innovation and optimization. While flexibly responding to market changes, it needs to adjust its operating strategy and business model according to the current situation of the market.
Does ESG Affect Bank Lending to Companies?
Authors: Zhang Sinan
Published: January 2024

with the serious intensification of global warming in recent years, countries around the world are actively developing carbon neutrality, carbon peaking, and reducing carbon emissions to ensure a healthier operation of the earth. To cooperate with the low-carbon policies of various countries, companies have also begun to implement policies to reduce carbon emissions and save energy, so ESG has gradually become a hot topic. ESG indicators are also becoming increasingly important in the financial industry. This research is a review essay. The research direction is to explore whether ESG indicators will affect corporate credit in banks by studying the policies and various data on carbon emissions that have been released by countries and by reading published papers. Through research on government policies and current thesis research, it is shown that there are currently no clear policies or rules stipulating how ESG indicators will affect corporate credit in banks, but the current banking industry will indeed pay more attention to ESG performance of companies when leading to companies, good ESG indicators will lead to better bank credit and lower cost of banking credit.
The Impact of ESG Disclosure on the Corporate Value of Automobile Industry: Evidence from China
Authors: Yuan Zichen
Published: January 2024

From the ESG ratings information on A-share listed automotive businesses published from 2018 to 2022, regression analyses using the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) method were carried out for this company. The study explores how ESG disclosure affects business value in the car sector and experimentally examines the regression model. The study's conclusions show a strong positive influence between ESG disclosure and the worth of enterprises in the automotive sector. Therefore, the financial investment market supports companies with more ESG disclosure more strongly than those with lesser transparency. Through the correlation analysis, it is found that financial leverage and ESG are in negative influence, companies with more financial leverage will use their debt capital more frequently, and they can use lower costs to obtain funds for financial investment and ESG activities, which will increase the return on investment. However, businesses in poor financial condition do not have extra funds to care about ESG related operations. The body of information on ESG in the automobile industry is enriched by this study. It also discusses the effect of business profitability on ESG activities.
Promoting Green Energy Vehicle: A Global Warming Solution
Authors: Zhang Jinsong
Published: January 2024

Given the escalating concerns surrounding global warming, nations worldwide are confronted with the urgent need to curb greenhouse gas emissions. Transitioning to energy-efficient vehicles has emerged as a promising solution to mitigate environmental harm. This paper aims to delve into the present-day dynamics and incentives associated with these eco-friendly vehicles. Specifically, it scrutinizes governmental incentives that promote their acquisition, corporate ingenuity in their manufacturing and distribution, consumer allure factors, and the medias role in portraying both traditional auto industry constraints and affirmative narratives about these sustainable vehicles. Furthermore, the analysis sheds light on predicaments tied to energy vehicles, such as challenges in electricity infrastructure and potential overuse. Findings reveal that prevailing policies across nations remain imperfect, with some strategies focusing on bolstering the effectiveness of green vehicle directives while others are tailored to stimulate consumer buying tendencies. To secure a sustainable vehicular future, an integrated effort among governmental agencies, media outlets, and businesses is paramount.
Impact of Work from Home on Employee Work and Life
Authors: Zhang Zhirui
Published: January 2024

Work from Home has become an increasingly common working mode in the modern working environment. The COVID-19 pandemic moved a significant shift to working from home (WFH), and it has become the only option for many industries to keep their business running. This sudden shift makes us wonder whether home working is a positive or negative change. However, many studies have analyzed the economic benefits and productivity impacts of telecommuting. There is still a limited exploration of how it affects employees' quality of life, work-life balance, family relationships, and mental health. The research aims to examine the impact of home from work on employees' quality of life and its acceptance. First, I explored employees' acceptance of telecommuting and its possible implications for work-personal life balance. Then, I examined whether prolonged time spent with family in a home-based work environment strengthened parent-child and couple bonds or increased relationship friction and tension. Ultimately, this study assessed home-based work's positive and negative effects on employee mental health and identified key factors that may increase or decrease psychological stress. While the economic and productivity benefits of telecommuting have received extensive research attention, there is a gap in how it affects employee quality of life. This research provides novel and in-depth analyses in this area. It suggests strategies for companies, policymakers, and other stakeholders to meet employees' needs better and, in turn, enhance their job satisfaction and productivity. Given that home-based work is becoming an ongoing work pattern, a deeper understanding of its long-term impact on employees' quality of life will provide valuable insights for society to help them adapt more smoothly to this work pattern.
Analysis of the Marketing Strategy of China's Film and Television Industry Based on the Background of Media Convergence -- Taking the Film "Wandering the Earth" as an Example
Authors: Zeng Shiting
Published: January 2024

With the continuous development of media convergence, the marketing strategy of China's film and television industry has been constantly enriched, and the marketing and media of the film and television industry have entered an era of deep integration. Media convergence has brought the expansion of communication platform and the innovation of content for the marketing of film and television industry. The film "wandering the earth" has been a great success in the Chinese film market. The publicity team behind it integrates media resources, disseminates high-quality content and makes important contributions to the film box office. Taking "wandering the earth" as an example, this paper uses the theoretical model of integrated marketing strategy to explore the marketing strategy of China's film and television industry under the background of media convergence from four deeper perspectives: content marketing, integrated communication channels, interactive marketing and the development of IP system. Finally, the article combines the existing strategies with future development, and puts forward the problems that need to be improved.
Disneys Management Insights from Michael Eisner
Authors: Wang Qing
Published: January 2024

Disney has always held a prominent position in the entertainment and movie industry, boasting a rich history of development. The success of this company can be attributed not only to its creative films and cartoons but also to the exceptional management strategies employed by its managers. The strategies and style of management play pivotal roles in Disney's accomplishments. Michael Eisner, as a Disney CEO, has been a subject of controversy among the general public. While some view him as the savior of Disney and its greatest manager, others contend that he tarnished the brand's reputation. This study aims to conduct an analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the key management strategies employed by Disney's CEOs, with a focus on Michael Eisner. Through the collection, compilation, and qualitative analysis of data and information gathered from various sources on the internet, this paper endeavors to explore both the achievements and failures of Michael Eisner's approach to business management. It becomes evident that Eisner played a role in revitalizing Disney, but his mismanagement also gave rise to several subsequent problems.
The Impact of European Union Policies on Urban Development: A Case Study of Liverpool
Authors: Zheng Ziang
Published: January 2024

This study delves into the history of urban development in Liverpool and the contemporary challenges it faces, examining the impact of European Union (EU) policies on its urban planning. It primarily focuses on employment opportunities and green policies, including transportation, clean energy, and biodiversity conservation. The research underscores the significant influence of the EU, mainly through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), in shaping Liverpool's development projects, enhancing spatial planning, and addressing urban issues. Recommendations for Liverpool City Council (LCC) include continued support for employment, especially among the diverse urban population, and exploring opportunities through development projects. The study emphasizes the need for LCC to align with EU policy directions, particularly in the context of the European Green Deal (EGD), to effectively address climate change sustainably. Post-Brexit, LCC should establish a committee to uphold and adapt EU policies to local needs, ultimately promoting Liverpool's resilience and sustainable urban development.
On the International Unification of Rules on International Commercial Contracts
Authors: Du Yishi
Published: January 2024

The globalization of trade is influencing the development of commercial legislation by unifying the rules of international commercial contracts internationally, and the ascent of China is imperative for the global community and an inevitable consequence of ongoing advancements in international business. In terms of practical achievements, it has effectively promoted and safeguarded the progress of the worldwide economy. In an effort to facilitate the advancement of worldwide standardization in regulations pertaining to global matters and fully utilize its potential, It is crucial to possess a comprehensive comprehension of the notions and attributes associated with it, and to analyse the problems that exist in the process of its implementation. In addition, by combining the actual situation of specific countries, we can also better understand the current situation of the unification of international commercial contract rules in practice, which is more conducive to its implementation and improvement. Accordingly, this paper will make full use of the research methods of literature study and comparative analysis to discuss the above issues by analyzing the theoretical studies and legislative overviews of different countries.
National Free Healthcare or National Healthcare Insurance: The Direction and Path of China's Healthcare Reform
Authors: Ouyang Lei , Chen Zeming
Published: January 2024

As in the current situation, Chinese communism is chasing an equal and fair society. Social equality has become the most essential thing in China. However, as the gap between rich and poor becomes more extensive, the problem becomes severe. The most significant one is that many people are experiencing a lack of money to do medical health care. Rich people have power but eliminate the poor peoples ability. Therefore, this article will investigate the feasibility of free health care for all people by using two examples to compare and contrast to receive an accurate and friendly method on this problem. And also to investigate why these two methods have succeeded or failed. After these, this article will provide evidence and reasons why China is feasible to provide free health care and also give an alternative method for free health care.
Anchoring Effect and Its Application in Trade
Authors: Jin Ruyao
Published: January 2024

Anchoring effect is one of the many heuristics or biases, which are shortcuts that help humans make quicker decisions. It affects many decisions made in our everyday lives, which might lead to the wrong choices being made. Therefore, this paper will examine one of the most influential biases that affect peoples everyday life decisions, the anchoring effect. How might it affect trade between consumers and producers? Whether it affects the consumer and the producer when they are making a decision. This will be done by analyzing different articles that looked at the implications of the anchoring effect on when a trade is going to or is taking place. At the same time, it is also important to look at how might this knowledge be useful for the different stakeholders, consumers and producers, which are involved in a trade. The results of the analysis of several articles related to the effect of anchoring bias on trade show that the anchoring effect greatly affects consumers price valuation and willingness to pay when a number is given before actually seeing the product.
Backlash and Sale: A Case Study on Corporate Image and Profitability of Video Game
Authors: Li Yingeng
Published: January 2024

Video game industry has rise rapidly. Platforms such as X (formerly known as Twitter), Facebook, TikTok and Reddit has reached millions of users. Many video game developers have implemented social media as a tool of marketing and maintaining PR with its user base. Combining with more integrated marketing campaign and continuous engagement with its user base, corporate image of video game company can lead to consumer loyalty and therefore, effect profitability of the product. This could also backfire in developers stead, as consumers are now more aware of their product than ever before. The existence of streaming and video sharing platform such as Twitch and YouTube means consumers can have a clear understanding of the product by watching other people play. Player may also form online community to share the praise or concern of existing product. Many controversial video games produced in recent years have received very different consumer feedback. Some, despite the initial backlash, remain commercially successful, while other faces dire consequences that damage both short-term and long-term profitability. The purpose of this research is to analyze various cases of video game sale when the developer company is under scrutiny by stakeholders due to questionable business or CSR practices. The aim is to understand the relation between a damaged reputation or corporate image and the tangible commercial feedback from the consumers in the context of video game industry.
The Impact of the Second Phase of China-South Korea FTA Negotiation on China's Service Trade -- Simulation Analysis Based on GTAP Model
Authors: Mengyang Liu , Wenyue Wang , Bokun Hei
Published: January 2024

The second phase of China-South Korea FTA negotiation is underway, its main negotiation content is focused on the service trade and investment field, this is the first time for China to carry out the negative list mode of related negotiations, and has made substantial progress at this stage, is expected to sign the agreement in the past two years. However, from the perspective of the second stage negotiations between China and South Korea, there are relatively few studies to analyze the possible impact of the signing on China, especially on various industries of service trade. Therefore, this paper takes the negotiation as the background, takes the service trade as the research object, and on the basis of fully analyzing the development status of the service trade between China and South Korea, uses the GTAP model to empirically analyze the impact of the reduction of service trade barriers in three different scenarios on the macro-economy and service trade of China and South Korea, and draws a conclusion: The conclusion of this negotiation will bring a very obvious positive effect to China and South Korea, and the positive effect will increase with the degree of service trade opening between the two countries, and on this basis, corresponding policy suggestions are given.
Decomposition of Extensive and Intensive Trade Margin Impacts of Chinas Agricultural OFDI
Authors: Huangfu Shuling , Zhu Jingwu , Zou Hanyun , Wang Yingchun
Published: January 2024

Economic theory indicates that some ambiguity in the relationship between outward foreign direct investment (OFDI)and trade. This paper estimate the impact of OFDI on the extensive and intensive agricultural import margins of at HS 6-digit commodity level over the sample period from 2012-2020 with the top ten trade partners. We find that standard gravity variables provide good explanatory power for bilateral trade on extensive margin. The empirical results show that the scale of OFDI has a positive impact on the total imports of agricultural products by diversifying product varieties rather than increasing the price of agricultural products, i.e. the impact of OFDI is concentrated exclusively on the extensive margin of China agricultural imports rather than intensive margin. Importantly, based on specific categories of agricultural products, our results suggest that OFDI almost works on food processing and animal products. Additionally, in order to further investigate the motivation of China`s agricultural OFDI, we construct expanded gravity model. The empirical results show that agricultural-related OFDI exhibits characteristics of seeking labor-intensive factors. Overall, our results support that OFDI promotes the diversification of China`s agricultural imports and contributes to the improvement of the welfare of Chinese residents.
Analysis of Distribution and Content of Music Industry in the We-Media Era
Authors: Hao Shengbo
Published: January 2024

The We Media Era has revolutionized the music industry, transforming both distribution and content. Music, a universal language that transcends cultures, has found new avenues of expression and connection through the internet and self-media platforms. Independent artists have gained unprecedented access to global audiences, challenging the dominance of traditional record companies. Nevertheless, concerns have arisen regarding the balance between distribution and content. In the quest for online visibility, there is a risk of compromising the quality and substance of music. This essay traces the evolution of the music industry from its inception to the We Media Era, emphasizing the profound impact on both distribution and content. While democratized distribution opens new horizons, safeguarding the integrity and artistic essence of music remains paramount. As the industry continues its evolution, it must navigate the delicate equilibrium between accessibility and quality, ensuring that music endures as a vibrant and indispensable form of human expression.
Current Status and Future Outlook of Pipeline Transportation Since the COVID-19
Authors: Qu Junfei
Published: January 2024

Pipeline transportation is an important logistics method widely used in the energy industry and other fields. With the global economic development and increasing energy demands, the demand for pipeline transportation has been growing. This study aims to explore the application areas of pipeline transportation and investigate the recent innovations in technology and pricing strategies. Additionally, it provides new solutions to the challenges faced in international logistics during the COVID-19 pandemic by highlighting the advantages of pipeline transportation. Through a literature review approach, this paper summarizes relevant research, including recent technological advancements, new pricing models, and the advantages of pipeline transportation in recent years. Lastly, this paper provides an overview of areas that still require improvement in this study, for the benefit of future research needs.
Empirical Analysis Impact of Inflation Dynamics on Financial Market Performance
Authors: Liu Qingren (Peter)
Published: January 2024

In 2023, in response to inflation, the Federal Reserve implemented an unprecedented strategy of rapid interest rate hikes. This approach had a significant impact on the financial market, causing extensive fluctuations, predominantly downward, especially in sectors such as the banking industry that have a strong correlation with the financial market. Therefore, understanding how inflation influences financial market performance is a crucial economic matter. This study utilizes data from the Consumer Price Index (CPI), Nasdaq index, and S&P500 index spanning from 2000 to 2023. Through correlation analysis and benchmark regression, we assess the impact of inflation on the financial market and provide policy recommendations. Based on the model analysis, this study finds that the CPI generally has a positive impact on the financial market. To examine the varying impacts of the CPI on the financial market at different time periods, this paper employs temporal heterogeneity analysis. This method evaluates the shifts in the influence of the CPI on the financial market by dividing periods before and after significant events. The findings suggest that the CPI had a negative correlation with the Nasdaq index prior to the August 2007 financial crisis. However, after this crisis and leading up to the emergence of COVID-19 in January 2020, there was a positive correlation between the CPI and the financial market. Yet, following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was not a substantial correlation between the CPI and the market index.
An Analysis on Pepsi-Lipton Brisk Based on 4p Theory
Authors: Zhou Shuyu
Published: January 2024

In today's business environment, brand competition is becoming increasingly fierce, and how to develop and implement effective marketing strategies has become the key to achieving success in the market for enterprises. As a globally renowned food and beverage manufacturer, PepsiCo has long been recognized by public. However, as consumer demand continues to change, PepsiCo is also constantly exploring new brand development and market strategies. Among them, Pepsi Lipton Brisk has being created. This article aims to analyze the marketing strategy of PepsiCo Lipton Brisk through the 4P approach, explore the reasons for its success. Additionally, this essay explores the various social media marketing techniques used by Pepsi-Lipton Brisk, including influencer marketing, user-generated content, interactive campaigns, brand collaborations, and sponsorship. The essay will evaluate the effectiveness of these strategies, analyzing their impact on brand awareness, customer engagement, and business growth. However, areas for potential improvement are identified, offering insights for future marketing developments. This essay will also contribute to the understanding of social media marketing in the beverage industry and provides valuable insights for businesses seeking to enhance their marketing strategies.
The Effectiveness of Football Economy Empowers Socio-Economic Development: A Case Study of Cristiano Ronaldo
Authors: Wang Mengqi
Published: January 2024

This article primarily used Cristiano Ronaldo's 2018 transfer to Juventus F.C. Club as a case study to analyze and summarize how the star effect brought about by Cristiano Ronaldo in this event promotes the development of the football economy while empowering socio-economic development. Through case analysis, this article concluded in three aspects. In the football industry sector, the signing of football stars had positive effects on both the team and the league. It was recommended that the league and clubs introduce players with strong personal abilities as needed and actively exert their social influence to promote the development and improvement of the club and league. In the social development sector, the joining of football stars will promote the development of related industries. It was recommended that all regions attach importance to the development of football and actively promote the empowerment of the football economy in the social economy. At the same time, there were certain shortcomings in the model of empowering economic development through sports stars. It was recommended that players establish a good social image and moral literacy.
Important Drivers of European Monetary Integration The Game Between the German Central Government and the Bundesbank as an Example
Authors: Lu Jiaqi
Published: January 2024

An independent central bank constitutes a veto actor in the political process itself and has the potential to limit the autonomy of the State (Government). In cases where the preferences of the state and the central bank diverge, the resulting authoritative actions will be influenced by the political structure of the respective country. Where changes in the domestic political system are difficult to achieve, the state can change the existing equilibrium between the central bank and the government by engaging in international regimes and international negotiations and evolving this equilibrium in the direction of greater state autonomy. This paper adopts a case study approach to propose a domestic political logic for international monetary policy choices by analyzing the relationship between international monetary co-operation, central bank independence and national autonomy, and uses the political game between the central central bank and the central government within Germany and the outcome to verify this view, thus providing a political science explanation for the relationship between German monetary politics and European monetary integration. The European Central Bank after the formation of the Union inherited the independence of the German central bank, and while assuming its responsibility for monetary stabilization and economic development, it gradually transcended the scope of its monetary functions and transformed itself from a purely technical institution to an important political player in the regional political and economic arena in the process of the already existing institutional constraints and changes in the economic situation.
The Dilemma of Workers Rights and Its Legal Protection: Based on the Background of Economic Globalization
Authors: Yin Yue
Published: January 2024

With the deepening of economic globalization, its impact on labour law has attracted increasing attention, bringing with it both opportunities and challenges, and this article focuses on some of the issues that arise. Based on the Rana Plaza collapse case in 2013, the authors use a combination of economic and legal literature to analyse the causes and consequences of failing to address three issues: unfair treatment, supply chain expansion, and the new form of work, gig work. The study found that the causes of the three problems are strongly related to the neglect of labour rights by multinational enterprises in the pursuit of maximum profits in a globalized economy. If the world does not address this in a timely manner, it will have a significant negative impact on labour mobility and on the future of labour-enabled economic development. The paper therefore suggests that countries can achieve a healthy and sustainable workforce by strengthening international cooperation, leveraging the role of international organizations while empowering civil society trade unions, and continuously improving labour laws, thereby contributing to sustainable economic development and social justice.
On the Feasibility Analysis of Introducing Foreign Capital into Education, Medical and Other Industries
Authors: Hu Minyang
Published: January 2024

Because there are huge differences between Chinese and Western ideology and cultural development, but the current trend of economic globalization is irrecontradicable, so it is helpful to introduce foreign investment while insisting on domestic enterprises going global. However, when introducing foreign investment, it is inevitable to encounter many problems, such as not being controlled by the Chinese government or being too strong in foreign investment, which will drive our domestic enterprises to the brink. At the same time, these foreign investments can play their role in China's land and promote its economic development. This requires the rulers to formulate a package of fair and effective policies to promote its development. The two major fields of education and healthcare are related to the ideology and physical health of the people, and therefore are the foundation and foundation of the country. In order to ensure the long-term prosperity of the country and social stability, it is necessary to attach great importance to the guidance of these two aspects. It is necessary to consider the entry of foreign investment into China as a good thing. Meanwhile, it is a good way to allow foreign investment to play a positive role in promoting technological change and capital flow in these two fields. At the same time, it is necessary to control the power of capital and not let it control the foundation of our country, as this will shake national security.
2008 Financial Crisis: Analysis and Guidance
Authors: Yu Luyou
Published: January 2024

The 2008 financial crisis in the United States severely impacted the global economy. Amid an escalating crisis, the US government implemented a series of bailout policies, which stabilized the domestic market and contributed to global economic recovery. This paper aims to investigate the reasons for the crisis and analyze the advantages and disadvantages of the policies implemented to derive recommendations for preventing and managing financial risks. Studies have indicated that effective government intervention through regulatory policies can prevent bank failures and the deterioration of financial crises. This provides valuable insight for dealing with potential financial risks posed by the Ukraine crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic. The findings of this research highlight the importance of implementing effective regulatory measures to safeguard the financial sector's stability.
Golden Arches Across Cultures: Understanding McDonalds Global and Local Consumer Behavior
Authors: Yang Kunpeng
Published: January 2024

Amidst globalization, the fast-food industry, notably brands like McDonald's, has attracted significant interest. McDonald's dominates in the U.S. and has seen remarkable success in markets like China. Yet, despite its global image, differences in marketing and consumer behavior exist between these nations. This study aims to dissect the distinctions between McDonald's in China and the U.S., focusing on product adaptability, advertising, and consumer behavior. The intent is to grasp how global brands localize in varied cultural environments. Historically, McDonald's transitioned from a U.S. local brand to a global powerhouse. The U.S. formed its foundational market, while China presents both vast opportunities and challenges. Key questions addressed include McDonald's product adjustments for diverse cultures and whether advertising should be country-specific. To answer these queries, this paper mixes qualitative and quantitative research. Data will be sourced from consumer surveys and interviews, and a thorough analysis of McDonald's advertising in both nations. Secondary data will also be examined for a holistic view. This approach aims to pinpoint McDonald's strategic adaptations and potentially guide other global brands in localization endeavors.
Financial Analysis of Netflix with a Strategic Approach
Authors: Liu Jia
Published: January 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of the entertainment industry, Netflix has emerged as a dominant force, fundamentally reshaping how audiences consume content. This paper delves into the financial intricacies of Netflix, a global streaming giant that has become synonymous with on-demand entertainment. This papers objective is to conduct a comprehensive financial analysis, scrutinizing key performance metrics, and dissecting strategic choices that have promoted Netflixs meteoric rise. Using financial ratios, cash flow analysis, and assessments of profitability and leverage, I investigate Netflixs financial health and performance over the past five years, and the strategic maneuvers undertaken by the company, including content acquisition, international expansion, and original content production, to understand their implications on Netflixs financial outcomes. This paper unveils a nuanced understanding of Netflixs financial position, providing insights into the company's profitability, liquidity, and market impact. Beyond those, this analysis explores the strategic decisions underpinning Netflixs financial success and their broader implications on the media and entertainment industry. Furthermore, this research has relevance for investors and analysts navigating the evolving landscape of digital content delivery.
Enterprise Management and Risk Assessment Analysis Practice
Authors: Huang YanHan
Published: January 2024

Finance is the core competitiveness of the country. Since the reform and opening up, China's financial industry has developed rapidly and made historic achievements, but there are still many contradictions and problems that make it difficult to meet the requirements of high-quality economic development. First, the debt problem: China's enterprises, local governments and household sectors are all facing considerable debt pressure. Some enterprises and local governments have hidden debts, and the debt of the household sector is also increasing. This poses a risk to the stability of the financial system.Second, financial institution risk: Some financial institutions have risks, including credit risk and liquidity risk. Some non-bank financial institutions have relatively low capital adequacy ratios and are potentially at risk of default.Third, financial chaos: some financial chaos problems still exist, such as illegal fund-raising, online financial fraud and so on. These issues challenge the effectiveness of financial regulation and public trust in the financial system.Fourth, structural problems in the financial system: there are some structural problems in China's financial system, such as insufficient interaction between the banking sector and the capital market, and relatively low efficiency of financial resource allocation. These problems constrain the development of the financial system and sustainable economic growth.
Evolution Trends and Market Impact Analysis of Fintech: Based on the Case Study of Williams
Authors: Fu Lixinlei
Published: January 2024

The development of financial technology is a double-edged sword, which not only breaks the traditional technical barriers between financial enterprises and technology companies but also makes finance and technology fully integrate together and release much economic vitality. But at the same time, the regulatory problems brought by financial technology and the uncertainty of the development of the industry have also produced a certain negative threat to the market. As a third-party payment company, Williams Company has made many pioneering efforts in the development of financial technology and has also made a series of achievements in the past years. Taking the development of this company as a case study, we will discuss the evolution trend of financial technology and the problems existing in the development process of financial technology, which will open our vision, strengthen supervision and promote scientific and technological progress. It is of obvious value.
The Impact of Chinas Carbon Market Trading on the Production Cost of Enterprises
Authors: Lu Feiman , Yao Zhengyang , Zhu Zihan
Published: January 2024

The growth of China's carbon market, from its origin to its current size, demonstrates the country's dedication to corporate involvement and carbon reduction. Businesses' operations, risk management, investor relations, innovation culture, and level of global competitiveness are all profoundly impacted by carbon trading. It elevates sustainability from a policy compliance to a long-term success strategic necessity in a climate-focused world. The significant implications of China's carbon market on company behavior are thoroughly examined in this essay, including how they affect production methods, innovation, social responsibility, goal-setting, and future directions. Considering industry differences, profit consequences, and increasing investments in ESG principles, it also analyses their impact on business carbon emissions and financial indicators. In the end, the paper explores the complex connection between carbon emissions and business practices, highlighting the wide-ranging ramifications of China's carbon trading market on enterprise operations and sustainability strategies.
The Effects of Information Asymmetry on Audit Fees
Authors: Zhang Dongfang
Published: January 2024

Audit fees refer to the financial compensation received by accounting firms and auditors in return for the delivery of their professional services. These services encompass a range of operations, including the analysis of financial statements, evaluation of internal controls, and performance of numerous other tasks linked to auditing. Typically, organizations remunerate external audit firms for their services through fees, which can be either annual or based on the specific services rendered. The remuneration for audit services is commonly subject to variability, with adjustments made based on the particular audit engagement's scope and complexity. This paper delves into the correlation between information asymmetry and audit fees. The concept of information asymmetry arises when there is an unequal distribution of information between two parties involved in a transaction, leading to an imbalance in knowledge. This phenomenon has a notable influence on the determination of audit fees. This paper examines the theoretical underpinnings, empirical findings, and practical ramifications of the impact of information asymmetry on audit costs and the quality of audit services. The work analyzes the elements that contribute to information asymmetry by conducting a comprehensive review of current literature and empirical studies. Through this analysis, the study sheds light on the complex dynamics between information asymmetry, audit fees, and audit quality.
Mergers and Acquisition in the Fashion Industry
Authors: Zhu Yilin
Published: January 2024

On August 10th, 2023, Tapestry Inc., the parent company of renowned fashion brand Coach, announced a definitive agreement to acquire Capri Holdings Limited, which owns the iconic brands Michael Kors, Versace, and Jimmy Choo. This move signals the companys aspirations to establish a powerful global portfolio of ironic luxury brands, one that would rival European conglomerates LVMH, Richemont, and Kering. Merger and Acquisition is a strategic tool utilized by organizations worldwide to adapt to the demands of todays dynamic business environment. This strategy has gained significant attention and prominence in the fashion industry. Therefore, this study employs profitability metrics, liquidity metrics, and credit metrics to assess the post-merger financial performance of a select group of fashion companies, thereby gauging the effectiveness of the M&A tool. Results of this study show that there are no significant improvements in financial performance following the merger and acquisition.
Reasons for Germany's Economic Success in Recent Years
Authors: Yan Haibo
Published: January 2024

In this paper, I mainly talk about the changes of the German economy in recent years, and I will write about the changes of the German economy from four different perspectives, I think these four aspects will have a greater impact on the German economy. The first is the German manufacturing industry, we all know that the German manufacturing industry is a major source of the German economy, but due to some changes in recent years, will it have an impact on the German manufacturing industry? The next question is whether inflation in Germany will have a small impact on the national economy. In addition, I want to talk about the employment problem of Germany. As a developed country, will the epidemic, war and other factors affect the employment rate of Germany? Finally, I will talk about Germany's fiscal policy, and I will describe some of the policy improvements and changes made by the German government.