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Exploring the Relationship Between Non-Financial Information and Corporate Financial Performance: Evidence from Chinese Listed Companies
Authors: Luo Wenkun
Published: January 2024

With the increasing impact of climate change and resource depletion, society is confronted with significant environmental and social challenges, which have made sustainable development a focal point for the entire community. ESG, as a vital metric for measuring a companys sustainable development capabilities. The development of ESG evaluation system can promote enterprises to pay more attention to ESG, thus contributing to the sustainable development of society and environment. Furthermore, the development of ESG practices has the potential to positively influence a companys financial performance, thereby serving as a driving force for economic advancement. A sample of 342 listed companies is analyzed using descriptive statistics and OLS regression analysis. The results show that ESG performance has no significant impact on the financial performance of enterprises, and it can neither help enterprises obtain more profits nor make enterprises bear more financial pressure. Based on these findings, the paper suggests the following recommendations: (1) Enhance the management and integration of ESG evaluation systems. (2) Foster increased societal attention towards the ESG performance of companies.
Monopolistic Behavior Analysis and Anti-Monopoly Strategy Research based on Cola Drinks Industry --Take the Comparative Analysis of Coca-Cola and Pepsi as an Example
Authors: Chen Zhiyuan , Liu Chenjingyu , Xia Wenyi , Wang Zilong
Published: January 2024

This research explores monopolistic behavior and anti-monopoly strategies within the soft drinks industry, focusing on a comparative analysis of Coca-Cola and Pepsi. The study highlights how duopoly dynamics impact pricing and competitiveness in the market. It delves into historical competition between these industry giants, particularly during World War II, shedding light on Coca-Colas strategic dominance. The paper emphasizes the influence of brand promotion on pricing, revealing the potential for higher costs in the industry. Additionally, it underscores the significance of examining the effects of duopoly on cola drink prices for antitrust considerations. The research offers practical suggestions to address these challenges. Recommendations include fostering product innovation, building strong brands, establishing strategic partnerships, implementing pricing strategies, and emphasizing cost control. These measures aim to enhance overall industry pricing and competitiveness. Moreover, the study addresses the difficulties newcomers face entering the soft drinks industry and suggests policy incentives, collaborative efforts, engagement with industry associations, and regional focus as solutions to mitigate barriers to entry. Lastly, the research advocates for regulatory oversight, competition promotion, consumer education, price transparency, diversified supply chains, and support for collaboration and innovation to safeguard consumer interests. These measures aim to maintain a fair and diverse soft drinks market.
Analysis of Marketing Strategy Based on Consumer Behavior and Psychology In the Example of Mixue Tea
Authors: Hung Hsinyu
Published: January 2024

As the Milk Tea market significantly improved, competition between new Milk Tea brands started to intensify. Humanity's stubborn human nature refuses conscious and blatant advertisement as they do not want to be forced, leading to the more detailed and diverse "side-way" marketing method-- Psychological marketingone of the best and most efficient categories of subconscious advertisement. The psychological approach to consumers is a wise choice because of its hidden advertising that suits perfectly rebellious human nature. Through analyzing Mixue Tea's current marketing situation in the SWOT method and its psychological marketing in online influences and human subconsciousness categories, the research finds out how Mixue Tea successfully has a stable role in the Milk Tea market by setting the brand's updating path strictly based on Mixue Tea's targeted population's expectations and situation but failed to realize its problem of the brand's root which is its quality. Lastly, additional advice for Mixue Tea is explained in the basics of Mixue Tea's product weakness, inflexibility of the ordering system, and unsuitable brand personality.
Analysis of Influencing Factors on Impulsive Buying of Teenagers Live Streaming: An Example from Taobao Live Streaming
Authors: Zhang Wenyao
Published: January 2024

The study focuses on the consumption behavior of teenagers live online shopping, taking Taobao platform as the research sample, and analyzing the development status of Taobao live platform to analyze and summarize the factors influencing teenagers impulsive buying. The study shows that the factors influencing teenagers live impulsive buying are characterized by the three-dimensional feature of service-price-experience.(1)The immaturity of teenagers ability to discriminate is easily influenced by external factors, which promotes impulsive buying; teenagers blindness, comparison and herd-like consumption psychology also induces impulsive buying.(2)Live platform quality after-sales service and risk monitoring can enhance the youths sense of trust in consumption, impulsive buying has a promotional effect; Live broadcast process anchor professional services and emotional interaction also has a promotional effect on the youths impulsive buying.(3)Price is the primary factor to stimulate teenagers impulsive buying, and live shopping can relatively reduce the shipping cost and bring commodity price discounts.(4)The development and application of new technology and new functions can enhance the experience and fun of teenagers live shopping, improve their sense of identification with commodities, and have a promoting effect on impulsive buying.
A Study on Marketing Strategies of Consumer Psychology and Behavior: The Case of Luckin Coffee
Authors: Xu Zijia
Published: January 2024

This research takes the Chinese coffee chain brand Luckin as an example to explore the impact of consumer psychology and behavior on marketing strategies. It studies how Luckin, a coffee brand founded in 2017, has made more than 10,000 stores throughout the country in a short period and can stand out from the competition with international coffee chains such as Starbucks, Costa, and so on. This paper will generally explain the critical attributes of consumer psychology and consumer behavior in marketing. The 7Ps of the marketing mix (product, price, promotion, place, people, processes, physical evidence) will be used for the main analysis and discussion to reveal how consumer needs, psychological appeals, and behavioral habits play a role in the coffee marketing elements. Moreover, using the data collected from the questionnaire, Luckin Coffee is evaluated based on the current situation, and through the feedback of the data, it is suggested that some aspects can be improved in terms of marketing.
Analysis on the Mechanism of Chinese College Admission System
Authors: Cai Kechao , Hou Jiarui , Jiang Chaoran , Zhang Yibao
Published: January 2024

The college entrance examination has a history of more than fourty years in China. With the development of the society, the previous admission system has revealed more and more drawbacks, such as high scores and low admission which means the students who got the high score was not into the high reference college. Also, some schools are not full. In order to continue to exploring the entrance exams admission mechanisms. First, it describes the operation mechanism of the existing admission methods and analyzes the advantages and disadvantages, and then puts forward an application of foreign deferred acceptance (DA) algorithms to the college entrance examination and analyzing the advantages and disadvantages. The paper conducts a questionnaire to investigate the satisfaction of students and parents with the previous admission system and some privileges, and analyses the results of these data. In addition to this, the paper uses an example about Inner Mongolias university admission mechanisms and some drawback of this. Finally, this paper clarifies that the DA algorithm cannot be applied to the college entrance examination admission mechanism because of the large number of candidates and provinces in China.
Analysis on the Imbalanced Distribution of Medical Resources in China
Authors: Guo Xinni
Published: January 2024

Health is the premise of peoples happy life and the cornerstone of national economic development. In order to improve peoples physical fitness comprehensively, the allocation of medical resources is very important. This paper aims to analyze the current situation of the allocation of medical resources in China, and to provide suggestions for solving the problem of unbalanced allocation of medical resources in China. The analysis shows that the distribution of key medical resources is imbalanced in China. Medical resources such as number of beds per person and instruments with total value above 10,000 yuan are vital indicators. The distirbution of medical resouses shows a pattern of more in Eastern China and less in Western China, and the distinction between the North and the South is greater than the that between the East and the West. In order to optimize the current situation of resource allocation in China, the way of combining Internet and medical treatment is proposed, so that medical resources are not limited by space. Online consultation services are beneficial for the diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses in areas with limited healthcare resources. It reduces the difficulty for patients to seek medical care and improve healthcare efficiency. For complex and difficult cases, early detection through online consultation can facilitate timely intervention.
How U.S. Bond Yield Curve Invert Relate to the Upcoming Financial Crisis
Authors: Liu Zikuan
Published: January 2024

This passage is mainly based on the current global economic situation as well as the association with historical events to discuss the formation of an inverted yield curve in U.S. bonds and being an indicator of a financial crisis, how the inverted yield curve of the U.S. bonds can relate to the upcoming financial crisis. By analyzing the current economic performance and the publics psychological health after the epidemic era, a disappointing conclusion can be induced: a financial crisis may happen in the short future. Such a guess is based on the central banks action of consistently increasing interest rates and the publics unoptimistic outlook on the macroeconomic circumstances, which is also the reason that causes the occurrence of the phenomenon of the inverted yield curve of the US bonds. Associating with the rising stock market in the US, it is obvious that a huge financial bubble already formed. The government chooses the strategy of Minsky Moment to deal with the coming problems. The current situation is challenged by multi-factors and if the government cannot adjust its policies to deal with these multi-factors properly, the whole financial bubble will collapse and bring a catastrophe that is bigger than ever.
Analysis on Female Consumerism in the She-Economy and Emotional Value
Authors: Shi Hanxiao
Published: January 2024

With the booming development of her economy, the proportion of female consumer market is expanding. Female consumers tend to pay more attention to the brands value expression and the emotional value brought by consumption, and the old marketing strategies cannot meet the new demand of female consumerism. This paper will analyse existing cases through the case study method and conclude that female consumer brands should pay attention to value guidance and marketing, and incorporate positive emotional values into their products and services. In terms of response strategies, brands should avoid entering into a purely self-assumption trap that would touch womens bottom line, and instead focus on the brands own positioning and marketing objectives, based on prudent market condition and consumer research, and correctly grasp the conception of women in the new era, in order to appropriately interpret and present the brands positioning, and ultimately deliver the positive emotional value that female consumers need.
The Suez Canal Blockage in March 2021: The Causation of the Incident and Its Economic and Social Influences
Authors: Yang Zhangchi
Published: January 2024

As one of the most traveled areas for shipping transport, the incident heavily disrupted global commerce for a week, and it is worth discussing and researching the 2021 Suez Canal blockage to pinpoint the exact scale of the economic influences over the events. This essay will examine the case of a blockage event in the Suez Canal caused by the ship Ever Given. The introduction of the Suez Canal will be covered, including its historical background and some related simplified Egyptian History. The case is elaborated in detail, covered by the containership and the canal information, the date, and the situation during the time. Then, the essay will go over the reasons for the collision and the way the event changed the supply chain and global economy, explaining the importance of the Suez Canal and the change in the transporting routes, disruption in the supply chain, local economic impact, disruption in the market price of commodities and resources. Besides the analysis, there are suggestions to avoid the incident and the method to reduce or minimize the impact the incident can convey.
Unveiling the Endowment Effect: Understanding Its Significance and Applications
Authors: Guo Yanjiang
Published: January 2024

The endowment effect is a widespread prevalent cognitive bias that affects peoples decision-making process in various aspects. This phenomenon is mainly because of peoples cognitive biases towards certain things. The primary manifestation of this cognitive bias is that when a person owns an item or asset, his/her evaluation of the value of the item or asset is more significant than when he does not own the item or asset. Thus, this research paper aims to unveil the significance and applications of the endowment effect and its relationship with risk aversion. Meanwhile, the paper will also explore how individuals tend to assign higher value to items they own. To conduct this research, a comprehensive literature review was performed to examine existing studies on the endowment effect, loss aversion and related behavioural economics theories. Real-life examples and case studies were also analyzed to illustrate the practical implications of these cognitive biases. The findings of this research paper demonstrate that the endowment effect and loss aversion are deeply ingrained in peoples decision-making process, leading individuals to make emotional rather than rational choices.Understanding the endowment effect is crucial for making informed decisions, as it allows individuals to distinguish between subjective and objective thinking. While it may not eliminate these biases from decision-making processes, strategies such as seeking outside perspectives, considering alternatives, and conducting thorough analyses may mitigate the endowment effects influence.
Research on Nikes Marketing Strategy in the Chinese Market Based on SWOT Theory
Authors: Sun Jingbo
Published: January 2024

Due to its successful branding and marketing methods, Nike has currently emerged as one of the most socially conscious brands in the world. Therefore, it is important to comprehend how Nike built its brand and investigate how Nikes branding and marketing tactics helped the company succeed in a cutthroat industry. This paper was committed to researching Nikes marketing strategy based on SWOT theory. SWOT analysis and segmentation led to the researchs conclusion that Nike partners with well-known Chinese athletes and celebrities to promote the sale of their products, and Chinas e-commerce platform gives Nike access to a sizable client base. For its popularity in every sport, Nike uses its strengths to avoid weaknesses, increase opportunities, and solve threats.
Research on the Problems Existing in Londons Urban Development and the Impact of Creative Transformation on Housing Prices
Authors: Guan Xintong
Published: January 2024

The creative class has become the target of many politicians and entrepreneurs to develop the economy and has also become a unique indicator of whether a city has the development potential in the future. In the process of constructing the city, the majority of the researchers study the environment, economy, and societal problems separately and make use of the specialized discipline to construct the new city. In this article, the author focuses on city development and its influence on real estate prices, with London as an example. In this article, the author studies the social issues resulting from Londons city development, including environmental pollution, single industry structure, exhaustion of resources, and hiring. Secondly, this paper analyses the industrial reconstruction strategy, the theme of Londons Creative Industry. Finally, this paper explains the influence of the culture industry on the economic development of urban areas. Taking London as a case study, the author proposes suggestions on the problems of urban development caused by improper urban planning and how to improve these problems.
The Impact of COVID19 Pandemic on Offline and Online Shopping in China
Authors: Yu Xinnuo
Published: January 2024

While the effects of COVID-19 have faded, little is known about its impact on shoppers are. This may be due to the scarcity of detailed data. Because of this, in this paper, this paper uses a systematic review to detail the changes in shopper behaviour in China as a result of the epidemic. To this end, I analysed the 2020 data literature on shopping to investigate How shoppers' Habits Changed During the COVID-19 Pandemic. It was finally shown that there was a substitution effect between online and offline shopping during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, we find that online shopping has gradually reduced people's willingness to shop offline since COVID-19. And with the introduction of government policies, such impacts are diminishing, but while the decision to shop remains almost unchanged. And a lot of this is down to the fear of infection and the effects of sealing control. The findings of this paper provide some reference for consumer recovery in the post-epidemic era, as well as for the response strategies of enterprises when they may face another epidemic in the future.
Research on the Measurement of Digital Economy Development Level Based on the Entropy Weight Model and TOPSIS Method --Taking Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region as an Example
Authors: Liu Yuhan
Published: January 2024

The rapid advancements in digital technology have brought about significant changes across the globe. However, remote regions face distinct challenges in developing their digital economies, influenced by factors such as geography, economics, and technology. The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is an exemplar of such remote areas in China. This research paper utilizes the region as a case study, gathering data from prefecture-level cities within Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region between 2011 and 2019. Through the implementation of an index system, the Entropy Weight Model and TOPSIS Method were utilized to evaluate the digital economy index and examine potential development pathways. The findings indicate that the digital economy in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is presently in a developmental stage, but there are concerns regarding sluggish growth, an unbalanced economic structure, and a digital divide. These results can offer a scientific foundation for local economic expansion and serve as a point of reference for devising strategies to promote digital economy development in remote regions.
Research on Marketing Strategies of Chinese Clothing Bands - Taking Peace Bird as an Example
Authors: Wang Yunyun
Published: January 2024

In recent years, the rapid development of social economy has significantly improved the living standards of individuals and promoted the garment industry to enter a stage of rapid development. At present, with the continuous improvement of people's taste and fashion standards for clothing, clothing has changed from a simple function of keeping warm and covering the body to a symbol of status and has become an important medium to express aesthetic and cultural values. As a result, consumers' personalized demand for clothing continues to increase. For clothing enterprises, marketing strategy is very important, it is directly related to the current business situation and the future sustainable development of the enterprise. Although the apparel industry has accumulated relatively perfect marketing strategies in the process of development for many years, at present, with the emergence of many apparel brands and the continuous intensification of market competition, coupled with the emergence of diversified sales channels, the marketing strategies of apparel brands need to be further innovated and improved. Therefore, how to develop a set of marketing strategies that can not only fit with their own brand characteristics, but also conform to the current market trend has become the core issue that every enterprise needs to think deeply about.
A Review of the Biden Administration's Racial Redress Policy under the Limits of American Democracy
Authors: Rujie Li
Published: January 2024

Racism in the United States has a long history, and over time, it has evolved in new ways. Despite the efforts of successive American governments to address racism, the results have been minimal. This paper analyzes, from the perspective of systemic racism theory, why the social policies implemented by the Biden administration to improve domestic race relations cannot fully resolve the issue of racism and why racism is deeply entrenched in the American democratic system. In reality, the groups that hold national power represent only a minority of the population, excluding lower-class white individuals and ethnic minorities. Racism is merely a form of psychological wage created by the elites to compensate for the economic losses experienced by lower-class white individuals. While the Biden administration has pursued policies to promote racial equality, without altering the framework of American democracy, these policies are unable to eradicate racism and may instead exacerbate the problem, setting the stage for future outbreaks of racial movements.
Research on the "Binary Structure" of Digital Collectibles: Supervision and Protection from the Dual Perspective of NFT Digital Assets and Intellectual Property Rights in China
Authors: Yuanziyan Zhang , Xiaolong Li
Published: January 2024

Chinas NFT digital collectibles are a new type of digital asset with Chinese characteristics based on policies, technologies, platforms, and consumer demands. The transaction process involves a large amount of intellectual property rights and interests transfer content. Based on reading and sorting out archives and the intellectual property law, this paper draws the binary structure characteristics of digital collectibles, with a view to making more accurate judgments on the legal attributes of digital collectibles, to maximize the legal protection regarding different intellectual property rights of authors and buyers under different links and contract provisions of digital collectible transactions. At the same time, it aims to contribute to the regulatory compliance and judicial practice of the NFT commerce, promote the development of the digital economy, stimulate the digital collectible market, enhance cultural identity, etc., and eventually providing reference for relevant research on digital collectibles.
Foreign (Europe and the United States) High-frequency Trading Strategy and Regulatory System to the Domestic Revelation
Authors: Yi Xiaofan
Published: January 2024

With the continuous progress of technology and economic development, high-frequency trading has become one of the most important trading methods in the securities market of various countries. This paper mainly analyzes the trading strategy and regulatory system of foreign high-frequency trading, and obtains some enlightenment from it. In terms of trading strategy, domestic high-frequency traders should strengthen technology research and development, improve the level of algorithms; Enhance data analysis capabilities to build a reliable data foundation; Strengthen computer hardware to provide a solid guarantee. In terms of the supervision system, China should set up independent supervisory bodies, strengthen transaction data supervision, limit high-frequency trading, enhance market transparency, and active make the application of regulatory technologies.
A Study on the Statistical Measurement of Chinas Modernization Based on the Electric Vehicle Industry Chain Development
Authors: Liang Wentao , Guo Yining , Liang Longxi
Published: January 2024

According to the basic characteristics of a socialist modernization state in China, Chinas modernization aims for a harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. China strives to achieve carbon peaking by 2030. Therefore, this article mainly focuses on the connection between the electric vehicle industry chain and the Chinese-style modernization, as well as an empirical analysis of Chinas 2030 carbon peaking goal. This article divides Chinas green modernization measurement into two parts. In the first part, Chinas green modernization can be measured by the level of modernization in each province. The article uses PCA (Principal Component Analysis) to reduce data dimensions and analyze correlations among selected indicators. Then, the Six-factor TOPSIS-Entropy Method is utilized for weight evaluation to calculate the level of modernization in different provinces, resulting in an overall domestic modernization level of 65.741%. In the second part, an empirical analysis of Chinas commitment to achieving carbon peaking by 2030 is conducted. An improved SIRD-NM dynamic model is employed to predict the number of new energy vehicles, and then the feasibility of achieving the commitment is studied. The results indicate that the contribution of the development of new energy vehicles to carbon peaking reaches 5.42%. China has a high feasibility of achieving carbon peaking by 2030.
What Are the Key Influencing Factors of ESG? Empirical Research Based on Chinese Listed Companies
Authors: Yuan Weizhi
Published: January 2024

This study explores the impact of company financial indicators on the environmental, social and governance (ESG) scores of listed companies in China using a fixed-effects panel regression model. I found that companys total assets and number of employees are significantly and positively related to ESG scores, and that there may be a nonlinear relationship between the number of employees and ESG scores. In addition, current ratio has no significant effect in terms of ESG score. Debt-to-asset ratio was significantly negatively related to ESG score, while ROE and operating profit margin were significantly positively related to ESG score. The results suggest that different financial indicators may have different roles in predicting CSR fulfillment. Future research could delve into industry and regional differences, as well as other factors that influence the relationship between financial indicators and ESG scores.
Intermediary Mechanism Study on the Impact of ESG Assessment on Bond Issuance Interest Rates
Authors: Wang Qing
Published: January 2024

ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) assessment is a widely recognized system for evaluating corporate sustainable development by international investors. The emphasis and improvement of ESG indices can have multiple effects on corporate operations and development. This paper focuses on the impact of ESG on corporate bond financing interest rates, considering the relevant relationships and intermediary mechanisms involved. The results indicate that, with controlled variables considered, corporate bonds with higher ESG scores tend to have lower issuance interest rates. Furthermore, besides the direct impact on bond rates, ESG scores also generate indirect effects through the intermediary variable of financing constraints. The study establishes from a corporate financing perspective that the development of ESG assessment has positive implications for corporate operations and confirms the intermediary role of financing constraints in this causal chain. According to the results, targeted recommendations are proposed for corporate operations: to reduce financing costs, continually optimize ESG and financing constraints.
Analysis of Financing Strategies of ECOVACS Robotics Based on PEST
Authors: Li Rui
Published: January 2024

The artificial intelligence business has a wide potential as a young industry that continues to influence human social and economic growth. The development of efficient finance techniques has emerged as a crucial challenge for artificial intelligence businesses as they look to expand their markets and implement their plans. In order to sort out and analyze the strategic influencing factors on the development of artificial intelligence in China, particularly the status quo and issues of enterprise financing, this paper uses ECOVACS Robotics as a research sample. Financing is the primary source of funds necessary for the survival and development of enterprises. The demand for financing capital from businesses will rise as the worldwide market for service robotics continues to grow rapidly. According to the report, ECOVACS should adopt a targeted approach by bolstering technological advancement, boosting visibility, boosting legal support, boosting funding sources, and directing the targeted strategy in various ways.
A Study of Factors Influencing Female Labor Force Participation Rate in Different Countries and Regions Based on Multi-Type Data Regression Methods
Authors: Li Jiani
Published: January 2024

The ongoing progress of contemporary society and the growing global recognition of women have led to heightened scrutiny of the influence of female labour force in social production. The rate of female labour force participation holds significant implications for both the advancement of the global economy and the long-term sustainability of society. In this study, a dataset comprising 146 nations spanning the years 1990 to 2020 was utilised. Employing regression techniques, the 146 countries were categorised into six continents to investigate the impact of GDP per capita and fertility rate on the female labour force participation rate. The findings of the research indicate that the relationship between the female labour force participation rate and GDP per capita and fertility rate is non-linear, assuming that only these two factors are taken into account. Given the observed trend of a gradual increase in female labour force participation rates in various regions in recent years, alongside a corresponding decrease in fertility rates globally, it is imperative for relevant authorities to expedite the enhancement of policies pertaining to female reproduction. Furthermore, it is crucial to legally ensure employment opportunities for women.
Volatility, Uncertainty, and Option Pricing
Authors: Liu Bingqi
Published: January 2024

Amidst global and Chinese uncertainties, this paper delves into stock market volatility and option pricing within the current economic policy context. Focusing on China's stock market, it calculates returns and volatility changes in key indices, analyzing differences among indices and funds, along with temporal variations. Shared data characteristics and reflections on new market trends emerge. Employing methods such as the GARCH model, Black-Scholes formula, and Monte Carlo algorithm, it analyzes volatility and option pricing using extensive annual and monthly data. Visualizations showcase market change patterns. The study defines volatility as a measure of financial asset price fluctuation extent, reflecting asset risk. Higher volatility indicates pronounced price fluctuations and uncertainty, while lower volatility signifies smoother fluctuations and greater certainty. Merging data with volatility's significance, the study probes China's securities market uncertainty, investigating the link between option pricing and volatility. It concludes by identifying the connection between volatility, uncertainty, and option pricing, pointing to future research directions and challenges. Future work will track the latest market trends to enrich understanding.
How to Green the Supply Chain Through Daily Necessities Packaging Management from the Perspective of Consumers' Habits
Authors: Sun Jingwen
Published: January 2024

In recent years, with the development of the economy, more and more people are concerned about the quality of life, and the word "sustainable" has become the goal of enterprises to chase, but in the daily necessities industry, which is highly popular among all people, there is not yet a complete set of the packaging recycling system. Currently there is unnecessary waste and many recyclable resources in many parts of the corporate supply chain, and these waste and resources, if better utilized, are also a sign of a leaner supply chain. I think sustainability is a part of the future that companies cannot ignore but also find it difficult to implement. In the case of the steep increase in the trading volume of daily necessities, a large amount of packaging waste in the hands of customers should be taken seriously, and a recycling system should be built urgently, Complete the closed loop of the supply chain.
Evaluating the Impact of Green Gentrification -A Case Study of London
Authors: Wang Xiyuan , Yuan Dongzhen
Published: January 2024

In this research, we utilize the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression method to explore the relationship between green gentrification and key socioeconomic factors within London's urban landscape. Our aim is to delve into the impact of introducing or expanding green spaces on residents' lives, particularly in relation to income, life expectancy, well-being, housing costs, and unemployment rates. Through the use of OLS regression and an extensive dataset sourced from empirical evidence, we quantitatively analyze the connections between green gentrification and variations in these socioeconomic variables across different neighborhoods. Our findings reveal noteworthy associations, highlighting positive correlations between green spaces and well-being, life expectancy, and house prices, while also noting a negative correlation with the unemployment rate. These insights contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the complex dynamics between urban development, environmental enhancements, and societal well-being, emphasizing the potential advantages of green gentrification and endorsing inclusive policies. Grounded in the OLS method, our research strengthens the empirical foundation for informed decision-making among policymakers, urban planners, and researchers dedicated to cultivating sustainable and equitable urban environments.
A Study on the Relationship Between Government Funding Supply and Central Bank Money Supply
Authors: Shi Guanyuan
Published: January 2024

With the development of the economy, the relationship between government funding supply and central bank money supply has received widespread attention. This paper first analyzes the influencing factors between government funding supply and central bank money supply, then explains the data processing method, and finally verifies the feasibility of this study through experiments. The experimental results show that there is a certain degree of correlation between government funding supply and central bank money supply, and channels such as fiscal expenditure, debt issuance, and bank credit of government funding will affect the changes in central bank.
A Review of Huawei's Strategic Based on SWOT Analysis
Authors: Cao Yuxin
Published: January 2024

In recent years, the rapid development of China's technology and information economy, the Internet, big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, blockchain and other technologies to accelerate innovation, creating a huge development space and development opportunities for communications equipment manufacturing and sales class enterprises. Under the trend of world economic globalization, the competition among enterprises is becoming increasingly fierce, which means that the traditional management concept can no longer meet the development needs of enterprises. Modern enterprises pay more attention to strategic thinking, and try to combine, extend and apply it with management in order to seek long-term development. Strategic management has also become the focus of scholars' research.This paper take Huawei Investment Holding Co., Ltd. as an example to analyze, the main study of the enterprise in the development process to adopt a variety of corporate strategies, and this paper will also use SWOT analysis of corporate strategies. The results find that Huawei has great advantages in interms of the four aspects of SWOT. This study brings reference significance and direction for the development of electronic technology enterprises.
The Opportunities and Challenges Brought by COVID-19 to China's Tourism Industry
Authors: Liu Shiyi
Published: January 2024

From the end of 2019 to the first half of 2023, the world is experiencing a coronavirus pandemic. During this period, the world's tourism industry has been greatly impacted and faced with many challenges. COVID-19 has not only affected the national economy but also affected people's mental health and Consumer behavior. The research on their behavior helps to analyze the current situation of the tourism industry and the development trend of the tourism industry after the pandemic. This article uses the research method of literature review. This paper conducts research from these aspects: the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the tourism industry, especially changes in people's consumption behavior, and future development. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on travel businesses, and other sectors within the travel industry, and has also spurred the development of emerging areas. The COVID-19 epidemic has had a great impact on all branches of the tourism industry, including but not limited to travel companies, the transportation industry and cloud tourism, etc. Through government support, the awakening and improvement of the tourism industry itself, and grasping the trend of social development, actively develop emerging fields to improve the impact of the epidemic on the tourism industry in the past three years.
Enterprise Digital Transformation, Accounting Information Comparability and Corporate Innovation
Authors: Xiaofan Xie
Published: January 2024

With the rise of the digital economy, corporate digital transformation has become crucial for driving innovation and enhancing competitiveness. This study investigates the impact of digital transformation on enterprise innovation, while also considering the mediating role of accounting information comparability. The results show a significant positive relationship between digital transformation and enterprise innovation, indicating that digital transformation greatly enhances innovation. Notably, accounting information comparability plays a mediating role in this process, further strengthening the impact of digital transformation on firm innovation. These findings offer strategic recommendations for businesses to foster innovation during digital transformation and emphasize the importance of improving accounting information comparability.
Matching Market Design: Resource Matching Optimization in the Epidemic and Application of the Matching Theory
Authors: Zhuo Huizhao
Published: January 2024

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the problem of inefficiency and one-sidedness of resources matching occurred, and economists proposed an innovative scheme-- reserve system. Different categories of patients, such as those with different symptoms, health care workers, and the elderly and young population, need to be matched with extremely limited medical resources (ventilator as study object in this research) in the epidemic. The upgrade from the current priority system to the reserve system which is capable of classified allocation is more in line with the fair and comprehensive ethical values, thus solving the complex matching problem better. Based on this original reserve system, this study further assists in explaining the concept connotation of its research on matching process, proposes possible improvements, and clarifies its effects and value. Moreover, based on this idea of matching, this study analyzes its role in the matching problem of "undergraduate-college".
The Legal Practice of Trademark Dilution Theory in Protecting Brand Value in China
Authors: Cheng Ming
Published: January 2024

Trademark dilution theory aims to further develop and protect the trademark's own value and its new function, and to provide protection for well-known trademarks on non-identical or non-similar goods. Trademark dilution theory has not yet been systematically and clearly stipulated in Chinese trademark law, but it has increasingly become the basis for references and judgments in the cross-class protection of well-known trademarks. This paper explores and summarizes the novel function of trademarks in protecting brand value through the methods of literature research and theoretical study, citing the case of trademark right dispute between Hunan Yong He Food Co. and Beijing Byte Dance Technology Co. Ltd, as a case, the paper analyzes the design of legal rules to regulate the dilution in judicial practice. It is concluded that although the object of trademark dilution protection in China is relatively clear at present, which is limited to well-known trademarks, there are problems such as unclear boundaries between dilution and confusion, inconsistent determination standards, and generalized reasoning process of judges.
Research on the Potential Trademark Infringement Issues and Negative Effects of Keyword Search Advertisements under the Internet Economy
Authors: Miao Ruoshiyu
Published: January 2024

The digital economy has developed with the continuous development of technology and the increasing popularity of the Internet. As a product of the market economy, trademark law is also facing significant challenges in the new economic era. In the Internet age, the emergence of digital marketing has led companies to invest in keyword search advertising. This paper analyzes the potential trademark infringement risk of keyword search advertising and the negative impact on trademarks and corresponding enterprises through theoretical analysis and synthesis of research results, including the destruction of enterprise marketing effects, misleading consumers, and damaging brand reputation. At the same time, this paper proposes two possible mitigation measures based on the analyzed content of official statements and strengthens the image correspondence between keyword pages and brands. Firstly, the official statement is used as a benchmark to deal with fake, informal, and unauthorized channel advertisements, and secondly, the keyword result page is professionalized by paying for it.
Private Equity Investment and Corporate Technological Innovation: An Empirical Examination Based on Chinese Mainboard-listed High-Tech
Authors: Lu Quanyu
Published: January 2024

Technological innovation is very important to the growth and success of an enterprise, which greatly affects its market competitiveness. There are many known factors that affect the technological innovation of enterprises, and private equity investment is one of the important but often neglected factors. As a country with relatively developed finance, China's laws and systems related to private equity investment are relatively sound. Based on a large number of sample data of high-tech enterprises listed on the main board of China in 2012-2022, this paper studies the influence of private equity investment on technological innovation of enterprises. This paper finds that private equity investment has an obvious positive effect on enterprise technological innovation, and the effect of private equity investment on innovation shows certain differences due to different types of enterprises, which is embodied in the fact that state-owned enterprises or smaller enterprises are more sensitive to private equity investment. The research has both theoretical and practical significance, and can provide some help and suggestions for enterprises and the government in making decisions related to private placement.
Effect of Global Economic Disparity on World Economy and Human Welfare
Authors: Huang Jianxun
Published: January 2024

Global economic disparity refers to the unequal distribution of income and opportunity between different groups in society, especially between developed and less developed countries. The essay consists of five parts: an introduction, an analysis of the economic impact of disparity, a recommendation of Chinas stance, a discussion of the tools to carry out the stance, and a conclusion. The essay argues that global economic disparity is detrimental to the world economy and human welfare, and that China should adopt a global perspective and cooperate with developing countries to reduce disparity and promote mutual benefits. The essay suggests some possible ways for China to implement this stance, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, bilateral local currency swap agreements, and offshoring labor-intensive industries. The essay also acknowledges the risks and challenges involved in these actions, and calls for more research and dialogue on this issue. The essay aims to contribute to the academic debate on global governance and Chinas role in it.
Research on Medical Coverage for Disabled Children in China
Authors: Yu Zhengdong
Published: January 2024

Every country has numerous disabled individuals, and throughout their lives, they typically face more difficulties and challenges than the general population. Disabled children, in particular, face even greater challenges. These children are born with noticeable differences and require significant external support. While in many European and American countries, people often see children with disabilities integrated into schools, in China however, it is often difficult for disabled children to live and learn alongside their peers. They usually require support from medicine and doctors due to their physical and mental conditions, which can incur substantial expenses, placing a significant financial burden on most families. Therefore, the Chinese government should pay closer attention to the health and well-being of this particular group. This unique population needs a better healthcare system. We urgently need to focus on and allocate more resources to ensure that every disabled child can access the healthcare and opportunities they rightfully deserve.
Interaction Between Gender of Judges and Judicial Decisions: Take the US Supreme Court as an Example
Authors: Shen Yihan
Published: January 2024

With the rise of feminist movements and calls for equal rights around the globe, people have become concerned about the gender ratio in various fields, including distribution of male and female judges in courts, and has thus led to the question of whether the judges gender influences their judgements. To further explore the question, this essay takes the US Supreme Court as the research object. The paper studies the basic professionalism of judges, judges decisions in famous jurisprudence on womens rights in the history of the U.S. Supreme Court (which often lead into the discussion of whether female judges are influenced by their own gender when making judgemental decisions), as well as relevant statistical data like the ratio of judges that incline to different partisanship at the Supreme Court. By studying the above, the paper has come to the conclusion that gender of the judges do not necessarily influence their judgements.