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The Current Status of Internet Fiction Addiction among Chinese Middle School Adolescents and Its Association with Self-Efficacy and Boredom Proneness
Authors: Xu Jiawen
Published: April 2024

With the widespread utilization of the Internet, symptoms associated with Internet Fiction addiction are increasingly prevalent among Chinese netizens. This addictive behavior not only poses risks to personal well-being and emotional stability but also jeopardizes physical health. However, the relevant studies remain scarce and the definition of IFA is controversial. In order to address this gap, a questionnaire survey was conducted on 412 Chinese middle school students to investigate their levels of Internet Fiction addiction, self-efficacy, and boredom proneness. The findings reveal a significant positive correlation between Internet Fiction addiction and boredom proneness while no significant correlation is observed between IFA and self-efficacy. This discrepancy may be attributed to the fact that heightened levels of boredom proneness contribute to mood fluctuations, increased indulgence in daydreaming activities, as well as a distorted perception of time -- all factors that exacerbate the symptoms associated with Internet fiction addiction. The study further investigated risk factors for Internet fiction addiction among Chinese middle school students, enhancing research in this area and providing a reference for the prevention and correction of this issue.
An Analysis of George Orwell 's Animal Farm with Discourse Coherence Theory
Authors: Xu Chenyang
Published: April 2024

Animal Farm is a political allegory that reflects the social and political issues of the Soviet Union under Stalin's regime. The narrative provides an insightful critique of the corruption and abuse of power that occurred during the communist regime. It highlights the process of social control and manipulation, the importance of language and discourse, and the effects of propaganda. The discourse coherence theory aims to explain the factors contributing to the coherence and coherence problems in texts. The theory suggests that coherence is achieved through the connections between linguistic elements, world knowledge, and situational and contextual factors. An analysis of Animal Farm from the perspective of discourse coherence theory could reveal how the language and discourse used in the narrative contribute to the coherence and the ways in which coherence is disrupted. Therefore, Animal Farm could be a suitable text for studying discourse coherence theory due to its complex narrative structure and the use of language and discourse to convey political messages.
Navigating the Digital Horizon: The Impact and Future of Communication Technologies in Society
Authors: Li Chenshu , Jin Qin , Wang Xiansheng , Xue Fei
Published: April 2024

The article delves deeper into the dynamic and rapidly evolving realm of digital communication technologies, highlighting their transformative impact across various dimensions of modern society. It scrutinizes the latest advancements in digital communication tools and platforms, assessing how these innovations are not only altering our fundamental methods of interaction but also redefining the paradigms of information exchange and processing. The study provides an in-depth analysis of five key domainssocial media dynamics, e-commerce evolution, mobile communication progression, online educational methodologies, and telemedicine advancements. Each of these domains is thoroughly examined through three distinct lenses, offering a nuanced perspective on their current state, challenges faced, and the potential trajectories they may follow. The article aims to furnish a holistic view of the digital communication landscape, contemplating its broader implications on social behavior, economic patterns, educational practices, healthcare delivery, and governance mechanisms. This comprehensive exploration is intended to offer readers a multifaceted understanding of how digital communication technologies are not just tools of convenience, but powerful forces shaping the future contours of our global society.
Why Does China Implement the "Dual Reduction Policy" to Restrict Educational Industry? An Explanation Based on Marxist Political Economy
Authors: Li Ning
Published: April 2024

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels proposed in "The Communist Manifesto" the viewpoint of the inevitable demise of capitalism, Marxist political economy serves as an explanation and justification of this viewpoint. Marxist political economy forms a complete logical system, which elucidates the developmental path of capitalist collapse through three stages: surplus value, free competition, and monopoly capitalism. The theory of surplus value explains the intrinsic essence of capitalist society, wherein capitalists profit by exploiting labor, while free market competition and monopoly capitalism are external manifestations of the operational laws of capitalist society. In recent years, the disorderly expansion of educational capital in China has shown clear monopolistic tendencies. At this juncture, China promptly implemented the "dual reduction policy" to restrict the expansion of educational capital, which is a practical application of Marxist political economy. From the perspective of Marxist political economy theory, China's restrictions on educational capital serve three purposes: firstly, to prevent capital from excessively depriving laborers of surplus value; secondly, to avoid cyclical economic crises brought about by unregulated capital competition; thirdly, to prevent monopolies and thereby avert both economic crises and the social crises brought about by monopolies.
The Role of Insecure Attachment in Emotional Disorders: From Children to the Elderly
Authors: Bai Jing
Published: April 2024

Certain emotional disorders pose a significant societal concern due to their association with recurring suicidal tendencies and behaviors. Beyond the ongoing debate surrounding genetic and personality factors, this paper underscores the importance of considering attachment in the context of emotional disorders. Through a comprehensive review of literature in the fields of social and clinical psychology, this paper explores the connection between insecure attachment and emotional disorders. The exploration encompasses a concise historical overview and categozrization of attachment, followed by an in-depth analysis of the role of insecure attachment in emotional disorders across the lifespan, from childhood to old age. Additionally, potential mediator and moderator mechanisms are discussed. Notably, emotional regulation emerges as a predominant mediator during various life stages, serving this role in both childhood and adulthood, while self-esteem is identified as a sole mediating factor during adolescence. By elucidating the detrimental impacts of insecure attachment, this article emphasizes the crucial need to understand attachment dynamics throughout the human lifespan. Future research endeavors may focus on promoting heightened awareness among parents regarding the significance of sensitive early family interactions and encouraging individuals to identify and cultivate secure attachment figures.
Challenges, Opportunities, and Recommendations for Sino-Thai Cross-Border Cultural Tourism Cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative
Authors: Xiao Yulin , Xu Min , Yu Wan
Published: April 2024

The Belt and Road Initiative aims to promote cooperation in infrastructure construction, trade cooperation, cultural exchanges, and other aspects among the countries along the route. Over the past decade, the implementation of this initiative in Thailand has achieved remarkable results, injecting new vitality into Sino-Thai cultural exchanges. The implementation of visa exemption policies has made personnel exchanges between China and Thailand more convenient, providing new opportunities for cultural interactions. Cultural exchanges help to enhance the understanding and friendship between the peoples of the two countries, promoting cooperation in culture, education, and other aspects. As a key medium of cultural exchange, the tourism industry plays a very important role. This paper discusses the opportunities and challenges of Sino-Thai cross-border cultural tourism cooperation under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative and proposes corresponding strategies. The aim is to help promote cultural exchanges and mutual learning, contributing to the construction of a closer Sino-Thai community of shared destiny.
East Asian Security Architecture in the Geopolitical Competition Between China and the United States: Impacts and Adjustments
Authors: Yang Xingyi
Published: April 2024

In the context of globalization, the rivalry between China and the United States has become a key factor shaping the regional security landscape. In this paper, the author investigates the profound impact and potential adjustment strategies of the geopolitical competition between China and the United States on the security architecture of East Asia. This paper first outlines the complexity of Sino-U.S. competition and its profound challenges in East Asia. The problem statement clarifies the core issue addressed in this study: how to address the multiple pressures on regional security arising from Sino-U.S. competition. The research employs a comprehensive approach, including a literature review and case analysis, to thoroughly understand the competition's multidimensional effects. Findings reveal that Sino-U.S. competition has significantly altered the security landscape in East Asia, spanning military, political, and economic domains. In conclusion, the paper summarizes key discoveries and emphasizes the urgency of adjusting the East Asian security framework. It proposes recommendations to guide regional stakeholders in preparing for the new geopolitical reality, ensuring adaptability to and mitigation of uncertainties from Sino-U.S. competition. These suggestions aim to provide powerful insights for decision-makers, fostering practical and effective policy adjustments in response to evolving circumstances.
Correlation Between Pressure During the Final Week and College Students Positive Psychological Capital
Authors: Lyu Lichen
Published: April 2024

Positive psychological capital (PPC), as a concept of positive psychology, has achieved a great development. It emphasized the positive psychological state of an individual and how it affects their well-being and performance. It contains four parts: hope, efficiency, resilience, and optimism. PPC also has important reference value for judging an individual's mental health status. This paper aims to discover correlation between college students PPC and number of their final exams and papers. The study found that the PPC level of Wenzhou-Kean University college students during the final week did not show a high level of correlation with the number of final tests (NFT)or number of final papers (NFP). The research results can provide a reference for exploring the sources of stress during final week for college students. The outcome of the study can apply the framework to explore the relationship between potential variables and college students' stress, which will promote the study of college students' stress.
Student Attitudes and Teacher Strategies in the Aesthetic Education in Chinese Middle School Music Classes
Authors: Yan Tingyu , Yu Hong
Published: April 2024

This study aims to explore the current state of music education in Chinese middle schools within the context of aesthetic education. It focuses on middle school students attitudes toward aesthetic education and the challenges and strategies music teachers face when implementing aesthetic education in their classrooms. Through questionnaires and interviews with 13 music teachers and 1032 students from 7 middle schools in Guangdong Province, this research reveals that students generally have a positive attitude toward aesthetic education, considering it an essential part of their holistic development. However, the study also identifies multiple challenges teachers face in implementing aesthetic education, including varying interests and levels of understanding among students, curriculum design and textbook selection, and a lack of adequate teaching resources and support. In response to these challenges, teachers have adopted a series of strategies, such as innovating teaching methods, utilizing technological tools, and enhancing teacher-student interaction, to improve the effectiveness of aesthetic education. This study provides an empirical basis for improving the quality of music education in Chinese middle schools and offers suggestions on how music teachers can effectively implement aesthetic education.
Fostering Sustainability Through Legal Integration: A Multidimensional Analysis of Environmental and Commercial Law Synergies
Authors: Liu Mohong , Zhen Ruisi
Published: April 2024

This paper delves into the intricate relationship between environmental regulations and commercial law, examining how their integration fosters sustainable business practices. It explores the role of environmental regulations in shaping business operations, highlighting the transition from compliance to strategic innovation and competitive advantage. Further, it analyzes how commercial law acts as a catalyst for environmental compliance, emphasizing the influence of contractual obligations and corporate governance standards on sustainable practices. Challenges and opportunities presented by regulatory alignment are scrutinized, alongside the transformative potential of green financing and investment in mobilizing capital for environmental sustainability. Additionally, the paper addresses the integration of environmental responsibility into corporate governance, underscoring the need for legal mechanisms to enhance environmental governance and the balance between commercial objectives and environmental values. Through comprehensive analysis, it argues that the harmonization of environmental and commercial laws is pivotal in advancing sustainable development, providing insights into the legal frameworks and strategies that enable businesses to contribute to a sustainable future.
Technological Advances in Early Childhood Bilingual Learning: A Quantitative Analysis
Authors: Li Yanting
Published: April 2024

This study explores the multifaceted role of technology in augmenting early childhood bilingual education, emphasizing interactive software, multimedia resources, online communication, and programming for cognitive development. Through a series of quantitative analyses, this research delineates the significant impact of technology-enhanced learning environments on vocabulary acquisition, engagement, personalized learning, multimodal learning efficacy, phonetic recognition, cultural immersion, global classroom participation, conversational fluency, cultural competency, logic and problem-solving skills, coding for language learning, and creative expression. Findings from statistical methods, including Pearson correlation coefficients, repeated measures ANOVAs, and pre-and post-test designs, reveal notable improvements in language proficiency, cognitive abilities, cultural awareness, and expressive skills among young learners exposed to technology-integrated instruction. Specifically, gamification in language apps, adaptive learning technologies, multimedia input, and programming tasks have shown to considerably enhance educational outcomes. This paper advocates for a strategic integration of digital tools in early childhood bilingual curriculums to foster a comprehensive developmental approach, thereby preparing students for the challenges of a globalized and technologically advanced society.
Enhancing Early Childhood Education: Integrating Theory and Practice
Authors: Li Yanting , Wu Chenchen , Wang Jiawen
Published: April 2024

This paper delves into the fusion of educational theories and practical instructional methods within the realm of early childhood education (ECE), emphasizing the creation of enriched learning environments that support holistic development and foster profound learning experiences. It underscores the pivotal role of integrating foundational theories from developmental psychology, constructivism, and socio-cultural perspectives with effective teaching strategies, such as play-based learning and inquiry-based teaching. These pedagogical approaches encourage active exploration, creativity, and critical thinking, laying a robust foundation for cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Furthermore, the paper explores innovative curriculum design strategies, including integrated learning and project-based approaches, which are instrumental in promoting interdisciplinary understanding and real-world application of knowledge. By weaving educational theory seamlessly into curriculum design and instructional methodologies, educators can offer a more engaging, relevant, and comprehensive educational experience. This integration not only nurtures young learners' development across multiple domains but also equips them with the skills and dispositions necessary for navigating the complexities of an interconnected global community, thereby laying the groundwork for lifelong success and fulfillment.
Innovative Approaches in English Language Teaching: Integrating Communicative Methods and Technology for Enhanced Proficiency
Authors: Chen Hua
Published: April 2024

This paper provides a comprehensive examination of effective English language teaching methodologies, focusing on communicative approaches and technology integration. Through an exploration of Task-Based Learning (TBL), Communicative Language Teaching (CLT), and Content-Based Instruction (CBI), as well as Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mobile-Assisted Language Learning (MALL), this study evaluates their impact on language acquisition and proficiency development. The analysis highlights the role of authentic tasks, learner autonomy, and multimodal experiences in promoting meaningful communication and linguistic competence. Furthermore, it addresses the challenges and opportunities associated with integrating technology into English language instruction. By synthesizing current research findings and pedagogical practices, this paper offers insights into optimizing English language teaching in diverse educational contexts.
Enforceability of International Economic Law in the Context of National Power Differentials
Authors: Zhou Jingxuan
Published: April 2024

Under the background of global politicisation and economisation, international trade has become the main mode of communication among countries. With the explosive growth of international trade volume, human society will face trade discrimination and inequality, so human beings have set up the International Trade Organisation (ITO), which supervises the process of international trade and formulates the relevant international economic laws in order to better guarantee the sustainability of the economic cycle and protect the rights and interests of the disadvantaged countries. However, as time goes by, we can see that in reality most developing or third world countries are still unable to defend their legitimate interests and are at a disadvantage in most transactions. So this study will be based on the difference in the strength of the different countries and the structural shortcomings of the Global Trade Organisation. This paper will analyse why disadvantaged countries are still unable to obtain equal opportunities for development in the international community, which now has a more comprehensive legal system.
The Impact of Portraits, Product Pricing, and Voice Emotion on Crowdfunding Success Rates Across Different Genders
Authors: Su Mandi
Published: April 2024

In recent years, crowdfunding as an internet entrepreneurial method has gradually entered the public's attention. Crowdfunding platforms have witnessed significant development across various sectors, including charity, cultural creativity, and technological innovation. This study explores the impact of gender, visibility, product pricing, and voice emotion on crowdfunding success rates within the American platform Kickstarter. Emphasis is placed on understanding how gender factors influence crowdfunding in different contexts, aiming to assist project founders to enhance their project success rates. The study analyzes success rates of founders of different genders in various situations. The findings under face visibility conditions, the success rate of male funders is significantly lower than the mean success rate of female funders. Crowdfunding success rates are generally higher when product prices exceed the average, with female funders consistently achieving higher success rates than male funders in this scenario. In crowdfunding video voiceovers, for founders of different genders, the impact of energy levels in crowdfunding videos on success rates is not significant. However, higher upset values lead to a greater success rate, with a similar increase for founders of different genders. The study concludes that in crowdfunding videos where faces are shown, female fundraisers significantly enhance success rates. Higher crowdfunding project prices lead to higher success rates, and female fundraisers are more likely to succeed in these projects. While the degree of discouragement in voiceovers significantly influences projects, gender is not a crucial influencing factor.
Comparison and Analysis of the Effectiveness of Linear Regression, Decision Tree, and Random Forest Models for Health Insurance Premium Forecasting
Authors: Hu Yaowen
Published: April 2024

Health insurance is a type of insurance that covers individual and family medical expenses and is important for the health and financial security of individuals and families. To better predict the demand for health insurance, three regression models in machine learning - random forest, linear regression, and decision tree - are widely used for health insurance prediction. Among these three regression models, random forest regression has the best prediction effect with a model score of 0.8564, which is the best prediction effect among the three models. Random forest regression is an integrated learning method that combines multiple decision tree models into a more powerful model that can effectively avoid overfitting problems and can handle large amounts of data. Therefore, random forest regression is a very effective method for health insurance prediction. The next model is the linear regression model with a model score of 0.7584. The linear regression model is a basic regression model that can be used to predict a linear relationship between two variables. In health insurance prediction, linear regression modeling can be used to predict the linear relationship between health insurance costs and related factors such as age, gender, and illness. The worst predictor was the decision tree, with a model score of 0.7097. The decision tree model can be used in Medicare forecasting to predict nonlinear relationships between Medicare costs and related factors such as age, gender, and illness.
The Impact of Corporate Managers' Overconfidence on Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions: A Case Study of Gree's Acquisition of Zhuhai Yinlong
Authors: Fu Yuxin
Published: April 2024

There is an important research topic in behavioral finance: overconfidence. This paper studies the relationship between overconfidence and Merger and Acquisition decision-making from the perspective of managers' irrationality. This paper adopts the case study method, selects Dong Mingzhu of Gree Electric Appliances, an enterprise manager with a distinctive personality, and takes Gree's merger and acquisition of Zhuhai Yinlong as an example to explore and analyze how overconfidence affects the enterprise's merger and acquisition behavior and to further explore the reasons behind its merger and acquisition results. From the perspective of overestimating the value of M&A targets and adopting aggressive debt financing strategies, this paper analyzes how overconfident managers make irrational decisions in the M&A process. Finally, through the phenomenon that the actual situation of Zhuhai Yinlong did not reach Dong's valuation and the unfair financing scheme in the acquisition plan, it is concluded that the overconfident managers overestimated the value of the M&A target.
Digital Intelligence Enables Silicon Carbide Supply Chain Upgrade
Authors: Xu Lefei , Zhang Qingyun , Zhang Yanyu
Published: April 2024

From the perspective of supply chain management, the silicon carbide supply chain currently exists in the technical force is low, the development situation is poor, as well as the traditional silicon-based devices still occupy the relevant areas of the market, silicon carbide in addition to the urgent need for breakthroughs in the field of technology, due to the adjustment and transformation of the industrial structure as well as the upstream production capacity expansion makes the silicon carbide industry is also faced with the lack of supply chain management capabilities and the backwardness of the management structure. This is also the core element that this paper will focus on. The research theme of this paper is how to complete the transformation and upgrading of the silicon carbide supply chain through the role of digital intelligence, to effectively increase the production capacity of silicon carbide and change the current production dilemma. To this end, this paper focuses on the feasibility of solving the existing problems of the silicon carbide supply chain by upgrading the supply chain empowered by Digital Intelligence. The results of this paper are based on the successful reform experience of the steel industry, through management restructuring, supply chain expansion, industry chain extension, improving industrial technology, manufacturing to service transformation, and the combination of digital intelligence technology for industrial restructuring, to increase the production capacity of the silicon carbide industry.
The Measures to Solve the US Subprime Crisis and Inspirations
Authors: Teng Yihuan
Published: April 2024

This paper focuses on the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States at the beginning of the 21st century, and analyzes how this crisis was formed through chain transmission from the perspective of financial bonds in the real estate industry. The paper focuses on the Federal Reserve's policy adjustments and the collapse of the banking system, in order to elucidate the severe impacts of the subprime crisis on the US financial system. Through data collection and attribution analysis, it intends to provide methods for preventing similar crises from happening again, including diversifying policy tools, strengthening supervision, foreign exchange risk management, etc., and provide certain suggestions for the stable operation and resilience of the national financial system.
The Optimal Portfolio of AIA Group Limiteds Investment Insurance Products Based on Markowitz Model and Index Model
Authors: Ye Zhirui
Published: April 2024

This paper uses the Markowitz and Index models to look for the optimal portfolio of AIA Group Limiteds Investment Insurance Products. While most of the previous articles concerning these two models only studied theoretically, the research object of this paper is more practical and instructive. First, this papers study method is to collect ten AIA investment insurance products revenue data from 2018 to 2023 from its website. Then, process the data, such as calculating the mean, variance, etc. Markowitz and Index Model are built on the basis of these data. The constraints are then introduced to find the optimal portfolio under different conditions. After comparison, it concludes that the Index Model analyzes the risk, while the Markowitz Model portfolio has the potential to yield higher returns than the Index Model portfolio when both are subject to the same level of risk. This research is instructive for investors finding the most suitable portfolio with the highest return and AIA developing new portfolio insurance products.
Analyzing the Impact of Social Network Position on Firm Performance: A Comprehensive Study
Authors: Liu Zhuoming
Published: April 2024

This study attempts to clarify the complex relationship that exists between social networks and corporate performance by introducing price and selling capacities as well as trust as a mediating component. A structural equation model was created using the body of existing research as a basis, and 380 small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in Indonesia participated in a survey to provide empirical data. The results show that, in the absence of social network trust, the use of social media in the management process by itself has no effect on the performance of the company. It becomes clear that trust is a major accelerator for the growth of selling and pricing skills, which in turn improves company performance. The survey highlights how important selling and pricing skills are when it comes to using social media, especially when it comes to developing trust. Although the research mostly focuses on small-to-medium-sized businesses and offers insightful information, generalizability to other contexts should be handled cautiously. In order to improve selling skills and expand corporate networks, managers should proactively use social media to improve overall company performance. In conclusion, trust is shown to be a critical mediator between social networks and corporate performance, emphasizing the need for trust in utilizing social media for better management and overall business success.
An Analysis on Hedging Strategies of Corporates under Ukraine Conflict
Authors: Zhao Zichen
Published: April 2024

The Russia-Ukraine conflict has precipitated significant market volatility, notably affecting the energy and agricultural sectors. This paper offers a concise analysis of corporate hedging tactics in this tumultuous context. Specifically, it examines the energy sector's reaction to fuel price escalations and supply disruptions, highlighting Trafigura Group's revised risk management strategies utilizing financial derivatives to combat market unpredictability. Concurrently, the paper scrutinizes the Louis Dreyfus Company's (LDC) strategic response within the agricultural domain, acknowledging DC's proactive risk management measures, including asset insurance, alternative operational frameworks, and advanced risk assessment protocols. Additionally, the paper delves into the strategic allocation of gold as a corporate hedging instrument amidst geopolitical strife, evaluating its historical efficacy, crisis performance, and status as a potential financial refuge. The discourse concludes by articulating the imperative for adaptive, ongoing recalibration of corporate hedging strategies, underlining the integration of conventional assets like gold for comprehensive risk management amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis.
Research on the Application of Green Supply Chain Management: Based on SCOR Model
Authors: Fu Xinye , Lin Chen , Ma Xinyi
Published: April 2024

This paper takes Apple Inc. as the research object and explores the green supply chain management issues based on the SCOR model. By combining the SCOR model through the theoretical framework and the characteristics of Apple's supply chain, management practice suggestions are made to reveal Apple's green performance in terms of environment, resources, and social responsibility. The study results show that Apple performs better in green procurement and marketing, but is slightly inferior in green recycling storage, and transportation. This provides valuable ideas for Apple's subsequent industrial sustainable development strategy, as well as lessons and references for other companies and industries, helping to promote the green development of the entire supply chain industry. In the future, it will be a key area to continue in-depth research on promoting and optimizing green supply chain practices in different industries and enterprises of different sizes.
Research on Financial Resources and Private Enterprises in the Eastern Region
Authors: Du Huangjin
Published: April 2024

The realisation of high-quality development is largely dependent on private enterprises, which are a driving force behind China's comprehensive revitalisation in the new era. Meanwhile, efficient financial resource allocation can enhance capital use efficiency and encourage the reorganization of the industrial structure. The financial sector allocates financial resources in a fair and efficient manner to promote economic growth and enhance the environment for that growth. A "Matthew effect" shows up in the relationship between financial resources and private enterprises in China's eastern coastal region, where large state-owned enterprises and small and medium-sized private enterprises are impacted by the emergence of talent, capital, technology, and other unbalanced phenomena. The article demonstrates this relationship between financial resources and private enterprises, based on almost a decade of empirical research in the city panel data. Banks, securities, insurance, and other industries are deployed reasonably to facilitate the development of the social economy during the period when more financial resources flow to private enterprises, as well as to ensure the stability and advancement of society. This is done in order to further enhance the efficiency of financial resource allocation in the eastern coastal region and promote the efficient development of private enterprises.
Research on the Innovation of Logistics System of E-commerce --Taking JD Logistics as an Example
Authors: Li Shuyuan
Published: April 2024

As a core component of e-commerce platforms, the efficiency and innovation ability of the logistics system is crucial to the enterprise's success. With the rapid development of e-commerce and the intensified competition in the global market, digital transformation, as a major trend in the current business environment, provides opportunities for the optimization and innovation of logistics systems. However, the digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is still in the exploratory stage, and the transformation is difficult. Based on the case study method, this paper aims to study the technical achievements of JD Logistics in terms of digital transformation. It connects with the current situation of digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises to explore how the digital innovation of JD Logistics is inspiring to small and medium-sized enterprises. Through literature analysis and data integration, the successful experience of JD Logistics' digital transformation concepts and automation technology can be used in the development of warehousing and logistics technology for small and medium-sized enterprises., The successful experience helps small and medium-sized enterprises to solve the technological constraints in warehousing and leads to the development of the economy.
Analyze the Relationship Between Sustainable Economic Development and Green Employment
Authors: Liu Xingze
Published: April 2024

In the contemporary era of global climate modification and growing environmental apprehensions, sustainable finance has emerged as a pivotal mechanic to drive forward K's economic expansion. This finance approach has gained increasing implications as efforts worldwide converge towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Sustainable finance transcends the confines of the economic world; it exercises a spacious tempt, generating societal and environmental benefits while concurrently aligning financial investments to the imperative urgency of preserving our major planet. This forward-thinking financial strategy provides support and impulse for increasing sectors that are not solely financially lucrative, but also environmentally sustainable, thereby signifying a significant deviation from conventional investment paradigms. Its pivotal function in driving the green economy towards a bright future is particularly evident in emerging sectors such as renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and eco-friendly technology. Furthermore, sustainable finance looseness fundamentally affects caper creation within these light-green industries. By channeling resources towards these sectors, sustainable finance not only aids in mitigating the negative repercussions of climate change but also fosters employment prospects in critical areas for shaping a sustainable time. Acquiring such knowledge is essential for guiding global endeavors to accomplish an economy that is sustainable, inclusive, and environmentally resilient.
Extending Social Contract Theory to Corporate Entities: Exploring Applicability and Implications
Authors: Shan Chongxu
Published: April 2024

Amidst the accelerating pace of economic globalization, many corporations increasingly grapple with the challenge of effectively balancing economic gains against their broader social and ethical responsibilities. This research paper delves deep into the applicability of social contract theory within the corporate sphere, analyzing its foundational principles in conjunction with Plato's Theory of Ideal Forms. The comprehensive study posits that modern corporations can be integral and proactive actors within the broader social contract, bearing significant societal responsibilities and moral obligations. It thoroughly explores the theoretical grounding for corporate adherence to social ethics and proposes practical and actionable implementations of social contract theory in corporate management. Emphasis is strongly placed on the moral role and the weighty societal responsibilities of corporations in today's ever-changing world. The compelling findings indicate that social contract theory offers a robust theoretical basis for corporations to adhere to social ethics voluntarily. Additionally, it assists corporate managers in developing decision-making models that align closely with these ethics. This alignment helps harmonize the pursuit of economic objectives with broader societal responsibilities.
Research on Strategies to Address Financing Constraints for Technology-based Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Authors: Zhang Xiawei
Published: April 2024

With the rapid development of society, technology- based small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have gradually become a cornerstone of China's national economy, serving as a long-term driving force for promoting the country's high-quality development. However, due to the incomplete financial institutional system, the need for enhanced government support, and inherent deficiencies within these enterprises, the financing requirements of technology- based SMEs often go unmet. This paper addresses the current challenges of difficulty, costliness, inefficiency, and slowness in the financing of technology- based SMEs. It analyzes the financing constraints faced by these enterprises and proposes corresponding strategies. The primary focus is on the gradual enhancement of the enterprises' capabilities, the establishment of a multi-level and comprehensive financial system, and the importance of the government establishing and maintaining a positive political relationship with technology- based SMEs.
Generative AI Reshaping International Trade Pattern: How Do Foreign Trade Enterprises Seize Opportunities
Authors: Liu Yuexi , Liang Zhaokai , Zhang Jiangang
Published: April 2024

The year 2023 is the first year of the outbreak of generative artificial intelligence applications, and digital transformation has also become the development trend of international trade today. Digital transformation, driven by the rapid development and adoption of generative AI technologies, has also become the dominant trend of international trade in the contemporary world. Generative AI, exemplified by ChatGPT, a powerful natural language generation model, has attracted global attention and sparked heated discussions about its implications and possibilities in different fields. Generative AI is a subset of artificial intelligence, which create new content from existing data by learning the underlying patterns and structures of the data. International trade, as an important part of the global economy, is inevitably influenced by the emergence and advancement of generative artificial intelligence. This paper aims to explore the current and potential impacts of generative artificial intelligence on international trade, focusing on three main aspects: creating new value from data, data analysis and preparation. The paper argues that generative artificial intelligence offers unprecedented opportunities for the international trade industry, as it help sellers in international trade to create more diverse and customized products and services, to optimize their production and marketing strategies, and to increase their competitiveness and profitability. The foreign trade enterprises should seize the opportunity and adopt proactive and innovative approaches to leverage the benefits of generative artificial intelligence, while also being aware of and prepared for the potential risks and challenges it poses to international trade.
Analysis of the Impact of Carbon Tariffs on China's Trade
Authors: Miao Wang
Published: April 2024

As the impact of the financial crisis deepened, on March 17, 2009, US Energy Secretary Steven Chu prepared to impose carbon tariffs on imported goods to avoid unfair competition in the US manufacturing industry. Meanwhile, in recent years, some developed countries or regions, such as the United States and the European Union, have proposed punitive tariffs on imported products from developing countries such as China and India based on carbon content under the pretext of addressing climate change. This measure has sparked widespread international discussion. Therefore, this article takes carbon tariffs as the research object and analyzes the impact of China's carbon emissions on its export trade and the impact of international emission reduction regulations and measures on China's export trade through qualitative and quantitative analysis methods. The paper is divided into 7 chapters. Chapters 1, 2, and 3 provide explanations on the relevant concepts and development trends of carbon tariffs. Carbon tariffs are essentially border tax regulatory measures with trade protectionism attributes. Chapters 4 and 5 analyze the impact of carbon tariff policies. Chapters 6 and 7 propose corresponding strategies and suggestions based on the previous analysis.
Behavioral Finance: The Impact of Investor Expectation on Financial Decision-Making
Authors: Cui Jikai
Published: April 2024

Behavioral finance challenges traditional financial theories by questioning the assumption of investor rationality, highlighting the influence of cognitive biases, emotions, and psychological factors on decision-making. This deviation from conventional models like the Efficient Market Hypothesis recognizes the complexity of human decision-making in financial contexts. The field focuses on key phenomena: loss aversion, market anomalies, the framing effect, and the endowment effect. Loss aversion reveals a stronger reaction to losses than equivalent gains, influencing overly cautious decisions. Market anomalies, such as momentum and trend reversals, challenge efficient market expectations. The framing effect shows how decision-making is swayed by information presentation. The endowment effect impacts perceived asset value, affecting financial decisions. These biases significantly impact investor behavior, potentially leading to suboptimal portfolio choices. Recognizing these biases is crucial for making informed financial decisions. Behavioral finance research has profound implications, emphasizing the integration of behavioral insights with traditional models. Future studies should explore cumulative behavioral effects, conduct cross-cultural analyses, and investigate diverse market conditions for more effective investment strategies and regulations. Understanding global financial behavior through behavioral finance is essential for comprehensive insights into market dynamics and decision-making processes.
A Study on the Financial Situation Changes of Major A-share Real Estate Companies Since the Adjustment of Purchase Restriction Policies
Authors: He Haoyu
Published: April 2024

To prevent over expansion of property bubbles in China, housing purchase restriction policies were put into effect in 2010. Nevertheless, to be adaptable to economic conditions at that time, there was firstly a relaxation of housing purchase restriction policies in 2014 and after that, several more adjustments were made. By analyzing the financial indicators of the main real estate enterprises in A-share market, this paper wants to find the general trends and common features of those corporations under policy adjustments and changeable market environment. The analysis results show that the majority of firms kept high levels of debt and inventory all the time and from 2014 to 2019, most companies net income margins, net income and operation revenue generally kept increasing. However, as the Coronavirus pandemic broke out at the end of 2019, those profitability measures started to decrease widely and sequentially, even with a new round of policy easing. Facing with this situation, it is suggested that to prevent debt risks, property enterprises could take deleveraging and destocking into consideration and to achieve a soft landing of the housing market, new ways of policy adjustment could be implemented by the government.
Research on the Social Media and Online Sales
Authors: Fan Zhaoming
Published: April 2024

The role of social media in marketing and e-commerce has grown exponentially as the Internet has had a transformative influence on consumer behavior. And, the trend of online shopping is gradually becoming the dominant way of consumption and surpassing the traditional sales model, particularly in the context of the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The article highlights key findings related to the efficient use of social media as a marketing channel, customer engagement strategies, selection of social media platforms, and maximizing return on investment through the literature review and theoretical analysis. This research also illustrates the practical implications of these trends with a case study of Amazon's online versus traditional brick-and-mortar retailing. In addition, the article underscores the importance of understanding and leveraging the power of social media platforms for businesses looking to thrive in the digital age. It predicts a promising future for social media platform sales with continued growth and evolving opportunities for businesses.
The Economic Impact of MIS Integration in Operations and Customer Relationship Management
Authors: Chen Zetian , Wu Sihao
Published: April 2024

This paper examines the strategic integration of Management Information Systems (MIS) within Operations Management (OM) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) frameworks, emphasizing its pivotal role in bolstering economic efficiency. Through a synthesis of economic theories and MIS capabilities, the study delineates how this integration fosters improved operational processes, strategic decision-making, and customer engagement, thereby driving organizational economic benefits. Spanning process optimization, decision support systems, quality management, and customer relationship strategies, the analysis showcases the multifaceted economic impacts of MIS integration, including cost reduction, revenue enhancement, and customer satisfaction. By leveraging cutting-edge MIS technologies, organizations can harness data analytics to optimize processes, leverage decision support systems for strategic planning, implement quality management systems to uphold service standards, and personalize customer engagement to enhance satisfaction and loyalty. This study underscores the transformative potential of MIS in redefining operational efficiency and customer relationship strategies, providing valuable insights for businesses seeking to leverage technology for economic gain in the competitive market landscape.