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Development of Microbial Bioinoculant of Soil Isolates for the Reclamation of Salt Affected Soils from Karad Taluka, Maharashtra, India: A Mini Review
Authors: P.A. Patil  , P.D. Abhang  , G.R. Pathade
Published: March 2024

The land degradation due to water logging in sugar come track of Lousiness greet Maharashtra. Soil Costales adegrada great diversity of micro- organism belonging to different group of bacteria, fungi, algae etc. among the microbes. Some are now well known for their in hearten ability to tolerate Verifying salt concentration and promote plant growth. These salt tolerant plant beneficial microbes are of great importance in agriculture where to this study we will analyse the effect of some tolerant micro- organism on saline soils. This can be useful in other regions especially in agriculture Sector of western Ghats Maharashtra.
Volumetric evaluation of the stomach capacity in stillbirths dogs
Authors: Brun Cristiane Ferreira da Luz , Camapum Jaqueline Lustosa Rodrigues , Cunha Sérgio Henrique Mioso , Rodrigues Marcelo Campos , Dissenha Adrielly , Broch Natália Regina Alexandrino , Quessada Ana Maria
Published: March 2024

Neonatology remains a challenge for veterinarians due to the scarcity of information (including morphological data) on canine neonates. Misinformation on the topic is one of the causes of the high rate of fetal and neonatal mortality. The aim of this study was to evaluate the volumetric capacity of the stomach in stillbirths dogs. A total of 39 stillbirths were examined. The animals were classified into three groups according to their weight (I small size, II medium size and III large size). The stomach was removed from the abdominal cavity and the volumetric capacity of the stomach was measured by administering milk with a syringe until it was completely filled. In group I, the average weight of stillborns was 136.22±39.04 g; in group II 243.24±32.6 g and in group III 333±17.4 g. The mean volumetric capacity of the stomachs of animals in group I was 3.52±1.79 ml; from group II 6.6±2.88 ml and from group III 7±1.91 ml. It was observed that the volumetric capacity of the stomachs of newborn dogs increases with the size of the animal. This information makes it possible to provide adequate nutrition to patients unable to ingest maternal milk.
Connectivity in the Amazon: a proposal for a telepresence robot integrating design thinking and 3D modeling
Authors: Pereira Ingrid Marina Pinto , Oliveira Marcelo Albuquerque de
Published: March 2024

This work aims to present a proposal for a telepresence robot for application in the Amazon region, where remote access areas are concentrated. To achieve this, an approach is employed that integrates the steps of Design Thinking, encompassing all its basic aspects, and also 3D modeling in the prototyping phase. By leveraging the region's key characteristics, the objective is to offer a regional solution focused on mobility and interaction for ease of use. In the study, the main difficulties faced by the population in the region in everyday life regarding access to healthcare were highlighted. Therefore, the importance of developing technologies aimed at addressing this need or driving studies for connectivity in the state of Amazonas is emphasized.
Negócios sociais: quais as ferramentas jurídicas e as boas práticas?
Authors: Pádua Gilaberte Thalissa , Reinaldo do Nascimento Wanaline , Maria Dusek Patricia , Mota dos Santos da Silva Carla , Santos Avelar Kátia Eliane
Published: March 2024

Os negócios sociais podem propiciar a transformação social a partir da resolução de problemas socioambientais. Com o objetivo de analisar as dificuldades dos empreendedores sociais, realizou-se uma pesquisa qualitativa de caráter exploratório e descritivo com dez empreendedores sociais no Brasil. Para o tratamento dos dados utilizou-se a técnica de análise de conteúdo, com transcrições das entrevistas. Os negócios sociais se apresentam como empreendimentos que solucionam problemas sociais e ambientais, equilibrando o comprometimento com a geração de impacto e o retorno financeiro. Nesse sentido, este estudo propôs-se mapear ferramentas jurídicas e boas práticas para criação e desenvolvimento de um ambiente propício para os negócios sociais. Os resultados da pesquisa sugerem as boas práticas para o desenvolvimento dos negócios sociais, bem como seleciona ferramentas jurídicas para a utilização ao longo do desenvolvimento do negócio. Diante dos resultados, foi possível identificar que a estrutura jurídica, quando vista estrategicamente, pode ser um grande diferencial competitivo para a parte operacional do negócio, auxiliando a impulsionar suas atividades e a alcançar a sustentabilidade, seja ela financeira ou operacional.
Habilidades de comunicação na relação médico-paciente: revisão da medicina atual na atenção primária à saúde
Authors: Vecchi José Otávio Garcia , Guimarães Ribeiro Maura Regina , Lilis da Silva Juliana , De Fátima Gonçalves Amâncio Natália
Published: March 2024

A relação médico-paciente (RMP) se define no encontro de duas pessoas, intermediado pela comunicação entre os dois ou por um terceiro, caso haja barreiras comunicativas. Essa comunicação é normalmente exercida de forma natural, sem o emprego de técnicas adequadas, pois apenas em 2001 foi implementado a obrigatoriedade de ensinar habilidades de comunicação (HC) nos cursos de medicina do Brasil. Assim, ruídos de comunicação podem ser extremamente prejudiciais principalmente aos pacientes, sobretudo ao nível da atenção primária à saúde. A principal causa de todas as reclamações, dos dois lados, é devido à falta das HC por parte dos médicos, evidenciado nas alegações dos pacientes. Consequentemente, o objetivo deste trabalho é identificar a situação da RMP na atenção primária à saúde, procurando constatar sua relação com as HC dos médicos. Ao observar os artigos revisados é facilmente perceptível que todos corroboram entre si para uma necessidade de maior aprendizagem na formação médica em habilidades de comunicação.
Analysis on The Cultivation of Management Accounting Talents in Chinese Enterprises
Authors: Dingyang Zhou
Published: March 2024

Under the new normal economy, the complex business environment puts forward higher requirements for enterprise financial personnel, and enterprise financial personnel have high expectations for the management accounting function, but there is a big gap in reality. Therefore, through the comparison of the training mode of management accounting talents at home and abroad, this paper puts forward the nine competency skills of Chinese enterprise management accounting talents, and through the research of training methods and training characteristics, details the main training methods corresponding to the nine competency skills. It has a guiding significance for Chinese enterprises to create a management accounting talent training mode suitable for their own development.
Solution Analysis of Prisoner's Dilemma Based on Referee Game Theory
Authors: Yu Wang
Published: March 2024

In traditional game, all participants will take action, however, the article is discussing a new kind of game model: a brand-new “judge”, he will not participate the game, nor set up game rules. At the end of game, the judge will praise the winner. This kind of game is referee game. The article discusses the prisoner's dilemma based on judgement game and describes the general solution of prisoner’s dilemma under judgement game. The article thinks the prisoner’s dilemma is not a two-participant game, but a three-participant game, including the police, and is a type of judgement game. Meanwhile, prisoner’s dilemma is not a Nash Equilibrium of two participants, it is a brand-new type of equilibrium. The article analyzes the prisoner’s dilemma based on judgement game, and also discusses its application in management.
Exploring The Practices in Educational Service and Unemployment in The United Arab Emirates
Authors: Almalek Marwan Abdulla
Published: March 2024

This article explores the practices in educational service and unemployment in the United Arab Emirates. The Unemployment Rate among graduates in the United Arab Emirates is expected to reach 3.00 percent by the end of 2021, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts’ expectations. The researcher used the descriptive cross sectional research design. The study utilized the sample size of 8 people obtained through purposive sampling. The study utilized 8 respondents that included the Chief Strategy and Excellence officer, Head of Institutional Research, industry person, Associate professor, senior administrator/ senior trainer, and internal Audit, and HR manager. The following themes are covered under practices of educational service; learning that involves a real-life environment, collaboration, and coordination in the educational ministry. The findings suggested that there is general a lack of or inadequate practicum, internship, and work placement in some educational programs, which is another challenge that results in a mismatch between graduates' knowledge and skills produced by education institutions and the need by the service industry. In terms of collaboration the Ministry of Human Resources focuses more on employment regulation rather than employability. Industry is not engaged in graduate employability issues. Higher educational institutions have failed to coordinate with employers in order to help graduates get relevant jobs and reduce the rate of an employment in UAE. The governments of UAE should make sure that learners are exposed to theory and practice, improve on coordination and collaboration between ministry of education and industry. The governments of UAE should increase funding for the education system and SCM in order to help educators impart knowledge and skills to learners to reduce the rate of unemployment among the graduates.
The Effect of Concept Mapping Strategy in Social Studies Instruction on Students’ Learning Outcomes in Junior Secondary Schools, Lagos State, Nigeria
Authors: Olukoya Tajudeen Olalekan , Jimoh Akinola Saliu
Published: March 2024

The study investigated the effect of concept mapping strategy in social studies instruction on students learning outcome in Lagos State junior secondary school. The study's goal is to ascertain whether the Concept Mapping Teaching Strategy (CMTS) improves students' social studies learning outcomes. One hundred and sixty students in JSSII intact classes were used as sampled. The participants were drawn from four schools located at Badagry zone in Education District V. One hundred and two students were taught with CMTS and fifty-eight students were taught using conventional method. Gender was the moderating variable and was considered as factor that can influence students’ learning outcome. Two research questions were raised and two null hypotheses were formulated to guide the study. The study employed a quasi-experimental research design. The design employed a 2x1x1 factorial matrix. The Social Studies Achievement test was used to collect data for the study. Data collected were analyzed with mean, standard deviation and analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) at 0.05 significant level. Results showed that students who received the Concept Mapping Teaching approach performed well in academics (F-value 7.77(2, 145) p<0.05), and that gender is not a factor in using CMTS in Social Studies class which shows that the F-value 1.001(1, 145) is not significant at 0.05. The study came to the conclusion that CMTS improved deep learning in social studies. According to the study, junior secondary schools in Lagos State should generally use the therapy on a big scale.
Whispers of Wisdom: Exploring the Essence of Partandaan in the Suluk Indigenous Mediation
Authors: Dino Nelson , Danial Nurhasan , Amat Asmiaty
Published: March 2024

The Orang Suluk, who call themselves Tausug, have a deep history in the sea areas and are known for their strong cultural and political independence. Residing in the Sulu Archipelago and the northeastern coast of Borneo, they identify themselves by names such as Suluk, Anak Negeri, coastal people, sea people, indigenous maritime group, and Orang Asal Pesisir. Symbols are a part of the Suluk Indigenous Mediation (SIM) approach, which is still practiced on the east coast of Sabah, Malaysia. The techniques mentioned are organic to the Adat (customs) of the Suluk passed down from their forefathers. This study discusses the essence of partandaan (symbols) found in SIM practices of the Suluk mediators in the said geographical area. Five expert informants in Semporna, Lahad Datu, and Sandakan shared their wisdom, experience, and interpretation of the SIM during the in-depth interviews as empirical data. The researchers also did library work to collect secondary data. Employing Hewitt’s Symbolic Interactionism (2002), findings revealed that objects, social acts, and language carry symbols that are meaningful to the life of the Suluk. They influence the thinking of the Tausug, maintain the balance and harmony of their day-to-day life, and crystalize the vision of peace, understanding, and forgiveness. Indeed, symbols are fruitful tools for successful culturally and religiously sensitive mediation. The study highlights the significance of symbols in Suluk Indigenous Mediation, suggesting further exploration of cultural variations and the potential integration of symbolic elements into conflict resolution mechanisms.
Utilizing Coal ash and Lignite Enriched-Compost to Improve Chemical Properties of Ultisols
Authors: Fajarindo Fadil , Suwardi Suwardi , Iskandar Iskandar , Limin Atfritedy
Published: March 2024

Continuous monoculture activities can cause soil degradation, leading to low pH, organic matter content, and nutrient deficiencies in Ultisols. Compost has been used to improve soil fertility. Unfortunately, its effectiveness has been limited due to rapid decomposition in the humid tropic area. This study investigated the effect of adding coal ash (fly ash and bottom ash or abbr. as FABA) and lignite to compost on the chemical properties of degraded Ultisols planted with pineapple. The study was conducted at Pineapple plantation in Central Lampung using a split-plot design. The application technique (row or spread) was the main plot and three treatments as subplots were 100% compost (K), 75% compost + 25% FABA (KF), and 70% compost + 20% FABA + 10% lignite (KFL). Each treatment was applied at a dose of 50 Mg ha-1. The results showed that adding FABA and lignite to compost effectively increased the organic carbon, pH, base saturation, exchangeable calcium, -magnesium, -sodium, and zinc, decreasing the aluminum saturation of Ultisols. The application of ameliorants in rows technique was more effective than those of spreading. These findings suggest that FABA and lignite-enriched compost in row application can effectively improve the chemical properties of degraded Ultisols.
Contribuições da psicanálise winnicottiana e da salutogêne-se para a promoção da saúde mental na adolescência
Authors: Prado Juliana de Castro , Penachiotti Fabiane Dolphine Fuentes , Grossi-Milani Rute
Published: March 2024

A adolescência é uma fase crucial no desenvolvimento humano, caracterizada por desafios e mudanças significativas. Durante esse período, os jovens enfrentam questões como busca por identidade, exploração da sexualidade, tendência à irresponsabilidade, desejo de independência dos pais, necessidade de pertencimento a grupos e disposição para romper com tradições estabelecidas. A presente pesquisa consiste em uma revisão de literatura a respeito das contribuições da Salutogênese e da Psicanálise Winnicottiana para a promoção da saúde mental em adolescentes. A Salutogênese destaca a importância de identificar e fortalecer os recursos internos dos adolescentes, como a resiliência, o senso de coerência e a capacidade de adaptação. Em contraste com uma abordagem patogênica, focada nos aspectos negativos e nos problemas, a Salutogênese enfatiza a promoção da saúde e do bem-estar, alinhando-se com a necessidade de entender o desenvolvimento saudável dos adolescentes. A Psicanálise Winnicottiana, por sua vez, oferece uma perspectiva sobre a adolescência enfatizando a importância da capacidade de  integrar experiências individuais, sendo para Winnicott, um período crucial de transição, no qual os adolescentes se esforçam para equilibrar a necessidade de autonomia com a dependência emocional ainda presente. A importância do ambiente facilitador para o desenvolvimento saudável durante a adolescência, o papel dos pais e de outros cuidadores, são grandes pilares na promoção da maturidade emocional para este autor. Os resultados desta pesquisa trazem aproximações entre teorias da Salutogêne e da Psicanálise Winnicottiana, e contribuem para a promoção da saúde mental na adolescência.
Option Pricing Practices Based on the B-S-M Model in Carbon Markets
Authors: Tang Jiangying
Published: March 2024

Carbon trading refers to the buying and selling of carbon emission allowances, stimulating businesses to adopt low-carbon development strategies through price signals. By allocating limited emission allowances to emitters, the carbon market encourages the reduction of carbon emissions to achieve emission reduction targets. Market participants can compensate for emissions exceeding their own quotas by trading carbon emission allowances, thus minimizing the cost of emission reductions. The Chinese carbon market has a large trading volume and numerous development opportunities, but currently, the carbon financial market is not fully open. In comparison to Western countries, China lacks carbon emission derivatives such as futures, options, and swap contracts. The risk and return of carbon emission allowance options are estimated and managed using the B-S-M option pricing model. This paper utilizes data from the Shenzhen Carbon Emission Allowance Exchange as a sample to conduct option pricing practices for carbon emission allowances using the B-S-M model. The aim is to promote research and development in the carbon emission allowance market and contribute to the achievement of emission reduction goals.
Sunk Cost Fallacy in Blind Box Consumption Among High School Students
Authors: Qiao Ziyan
Published: March 2024

Blind box consumption attracts young consumers with its novelty and mystery, and high school students are essential consumers in the blind box economy. With the increasing popularity of blind boxes among senior high school students, a rising number of high school students consume irrationally, and the sunk cost fallacy influences consumers’ decisions. The research entails a laboratory experiment, exploring the existence and extent of sunk cost fallacy in blind box purchase behavior of senior high school students in China, and uses SPSS to analyze data. Research results have shown that the majority of high school students are affected by sunk cost fallacy in blind box consumption. They are more heavily influenced by this heuristic bias when the sunk costs are high. Also, females are more likely to be affected by this bias than male students, as they consider more about the money and time they already spent.
The Endowment Effect on Consumer Economic Behavior
Authors: Xing Yicong
Published: March 2024

Since the 1990s, the endowment effect was studied in experimental settings. After the 21st century, studies on its application in different fields emerged. The endowment effect is one of the key topics in today's research, and based on the data models and conclusions of the related literature, the paper explores the impact of the endowment effect on consumer economic behavior in the labor market and used car market. It is found that the endowment effect affects consumers' economic behavior through two features: ownership effect and loss aversion. In the labor market, the endowment effect causes employees to overestimate wage expectations, resist lower wages, and refer to previous earnings. In the used car market, the endowment effect causes sellers to overestimate price expectations for used cars, reduce willingness to trade, and irrationally obtain and evaluate information. The endowment effect impacts both markets significantly and negatively. Understanding and utilizing it can improve the efficiency and profitability of market operations.
Applications and Implications of Status Quo Bias
Authors: Luo Xinrui
Published: March 2024

Status quo bias (SQB) refers to the inclination of individuals to prefer and maintain the current state in decision-making. This study explores the profound impact of SQB on decision-making in the fields of medicine, technology, and business. Through an extensive review of existing literature, we examine how SQB significantly influences the decision-making process and its subsequent outcomes, hampering the progress of innovation and hindering the adoption of optimal choices. Rooted in factors such as familiarity, comfort, and resistance to change, SQB acts as a formidable barrier to embracing novel alternatives. Additionally, limited understanding and low market penetration further reinforce this cognitive bias. By gaining a comprehensive understanding of the nature and implications of SQB, policymakers and decision-makers can access valuable insights to guide future planning and strategies effectively, mitigating the adverse effects of this cognitive bias. The study aims to encourage progress in medicine, technology, and business domains by promoting the exploration and adoption of new products and practices. By acknowledging and addressing SQB, stakeholders can foster a culture of adaptability and open-mindedness, ultimately driving positive advancements in their respective fields.
A linear regression-based study of the relationship between health and labor market performance
Authors: Li Zehua
Published: March 2024

This paper uses a linear regression model to study the relationship between health on labor market performance. The paper adds health variables to explore the influencing factors of labor market performance in urban China under the more multidimensional concept of human capital. Using the China Nutrition Survey (CHNS) microdata in recent years, the impact of health on employment decisions is explored in urban China. The paper constructs an endogenous joint equation of health and labor force participation, and employs multiple physical characteristics of disability or frailty as instrumental variables for health indicators, effectively addressing the endogeneity and metric bias of the existence of health.
Research on Risk Avoidance of Commercial Bank Investment
Authors: Liu Yifang
Published: March 2024

Commercial banks play a critical role in the economy by collecting deposits and extending loans to businesses and individuals. However, they face various investment risks that can have a significant impact on their financial stability and performance. This paper aims to study the strategies and methods of investment risk avoidance in commercial banks, including risk identification, assessment, and mitigation. The paper proposes effective avoidance measures such as diversification, hedging, and insurance, which contribute to the existing literature on commercial bank risk management. The study also highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and the impact of external factors such as economic cycles and investor behavior on risk management practices. The findings have important implications for regulators, investors, and banks to improve risk management practices and enhance their profitability and reputation while protecting them from severe financial losses. The paper concludes by recommending further research in areas such as developing more sophisticated risk management models and assessing risks in the new situation.
OLS-Based Research on the Impact of Green Finance on Green Development——Taking Beijing as an Example
Authors: Li Chen
Published: March 2024

The Green Credit Policy (GCP) and the Green Finance have brought tremendous influence to the promotion of industry. Green development is an approach to economic growth that considers both economic benefits and environmental protection, but because it requires significant investment to build a green industry, the recovery process is time-consuming and fraught with risk, so there is insufficient incentive for urban green development. Through specialized financing services for environmental protection firms and high-polluting companies, green finance may support the green transformation of high-polluting enterprises. This paper uses OLS estimation to evaluate the Green Development effect of GCP. Green development is significantly impacted by GCP. And Green Financial Level(gfl)’s index has a strong positive covariance with Green Development Level(gdl). Based on these results, we suggest that: The Chinese Government should promote GCP and make further efforts to perfect our industrial structure. Nations, including China, are actively promoting green finance to foster sustainable economic growth and protect the environment. China's efforts in developing green finance are crucial for realizing its ecological civilization. Green finance is a key aspect of promoting sustainable development. It is hoped that the Chinese government will offer stronger support in this field by establishing effective systems and regulations. Encouraging more financial institutions to participate in green finance will ultimately lead to sustainable economic and environmental progress.
A Literature Study of Behavior Finance and Investor Decision-Making
Authors: Jia Yuhong
Published: March 2024

One of the most contentious topics in the development of modern financial economics has been the rationality of financial markets. Conventional finance postulates that investors are rational and impartial, capable of critically assessing the risks and returns associated with investments, and thus making unbiased investment decisions. Nevertheless, as time went on, there were increasing voices from a considerable academic community against the rationality assumption. Among those, behavioral finance has developed to challenge the legitimacy of the rational theory's underlying premises. It has emerged as a field that focuses on studying the actual behavior of investors in financial markets. The paper examines some consensus of traditional financial theories and anomalies in the stock market to introduce prominent cognitive biases influencing people when making investment decisions. It explores emotions behind the cognitive biases and the ways to impact investor behavior and thus gives suggestions about how to reduce errors in financial markets and capitalize on the mistakes of others by adopting an investment strategy that runs counter to common practice.
Comparative Analysis of Fast-Food Industry in China and the U.S under Covid-19 Pandemic -Taking KFC as an Example
Authors: Li Yunlong , Qiao Bingyue , Zhang Xinyu
Published: March 2024

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been unprecedented impacts on both China's and the United States fast-food industries. Taking the example of KFC restaurants in China and the US, this article combines changes in the inflation index from the fourth quarter of 2019 to the fourth quarter of 2022, differences in the dining cultures and macro-level pandemic control policies between the two countries, as well as the variations in KFC's system sales in both markets. Through data and charts analysis, this study examines the effects of the pandemic on China's and the US fast-food industries, and the different influences of the aforementioned factors on their fast-food industries' recovery and development. The authors found that the US fast-food industry was less affected by the pandemic due to relatively loose monetary policy, stronger preference for fast food among the American people, and more passive and relaxed pandemic control measures. As a result, its post-impact recovery was better. The article also provides policy recommendations for promoting the further development of the fast-food industries in both two countries in the post-pandemic era.
Investor Sentiment and The Stock Market
Authors: Wang Ziheng
Published: March 2024

Investor sentiment wields substantial influence within the stock market, reflecting emotional states and beliefs held by investors, encompassing optimism, pessimism, and fear. As attention to its impact surges, the interplay of sentiment, trading decisions, stock prices, and trading volumes gains prominence. This paper examines investor sentiment's mechanisms, exploring its distinct forms and transmission channels, and highlights its critical role in shaping market expectations. Optimistic sentiment fosters a belief in market upswings, potentially leading to over investment and market bubbles. Conversely, pessimistic sentiment drives market pessimism, leading to panic selling and steep market declines. Fear sentiment triggers market volatility, amplifying fluctuations during significant events. The diffusion of investor sentiment through media channels and its interplay with market expectations is explored. Insights into investor sentiment's integration with stock market returns, classification methods, and proxy variables are showcased. Domestic research innovation is underscored, combining foreign insights with China's unique context. However, challenges remain, owing to sentiment's subjectivity and market complexities. Future research avenues are identified: understanding sentiment drivers, enriching theoretical frameworks, and leveraging technology for predictive accuracy. Psychological theories, behavioral finance, and AI-driven analytics offer promising directions. Interdisciplinary collaboration is advocated to unveil the intricate relationships between investor sentiment, market fundamentals, and external factors, enabling more informed decision-making and refined risk management. Investor sentiment's significance is undeniable. By unraveling its complexities, academia and practitioners can fortify their ability to predict market volatility and strategize effectively in an ever-evolving financial landscape.
Research on the Relationship and Application of Cryptocurrency and Blockchain
Authors: Zhou Zhiying
Published: March 2024

This research paper discusses virtual currency and the blockchain technology that underpins it. Virtual money, frequently referred to cryptocurrency, is a digital method of payment that is not regulated by traditional financial institutions. It enables individuals to perform peer-to-peer transactions in a secure and efficient manner by using encrypted digital records. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have garnered popularity due to their promise to transform financial institutions by enabling international and decentralized payments. Blockchain technology facilitates the operation of virtual currency. A blockchain is an immutable and decentralized digital ledger which keeps track of every single transaction in an easily accessible and tamper-resistant manner. Each transaction is organized into a block and linked to the one before it, forming a chain of blocks.  This paper explores virtual currency and its foundation, blockchain technology. Cryptocurrency, a digital payment method, enables secure peer-to-peer transactions without traditional financial oversight. Prominent examples like Bitcoin and Ethereum offer potential for global and decentralized payments. Blockchain, an immutable digital ledger, supports virtual currency, recording tamper-resistant transactions in linked blocks.
Analysis of the impact of digital economy on the reconfiguration of manufacturing supply chain
Authors: Xie Chenkun
Published: March 2024

With the rapid development of science, and technology, the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing supply chain in the era of the digital economy promotes the rapid development of the manufacturing industry., China's transformation is still in the embryonic stage so far. The transformation of the enterprise awareness is weak and lacking motivation. The digital core technology still needs to be researched and developed, so the digital transformation management mode still needs to be explored. However, the research of manufacturing supply chain reconstruction under the background of digital economy is of great practical significance. This paper first introduces the basic concepts and core definitions of global manufacturing supply chain reconstruction and digital transformation. The digital economy leads to the importance and inevitability of manufacturing supply chain transformation. After that, putting forward the risks and opportunities faced by the transformation for the general environment. Finally, this paper provides some suggestions for the restructuring of the manufacturing industry in the digital economy.
A Study of Consumer Personality Color and Emotional Relationship — Taking Offline Flower Shops as an Example
Authors: Huang Wantong , Liu Minzhang
Published: March 2024

Personality color and emotion are mostly used in education, art, and medicine, but the author extends this to the economic field, showing how the two can improve the efficiency of a certain enterprise. This paper focuses on the relationship between consumers’ emotions and their personalities and business operations. Based on the Personality Color Questionnaire (FPA) and Emotion Simplification Scale (PAD), a questionnaire survey was conducted among flower shops in “Twenty-four Fan Hua Xin”, and Pearson product-moment correlation analysis was used to analyze the relationship between personality and emotion. The study found that the order of personality colors of the bouquet buyers was blue, green, red, and yellow. There is a significant positive correlation between blue personality and emotion. Among them, there are significant differences in marriage, and expected flower price among flower buyers with blue personalities, and the emotional pleasure dimensions of flower buyers with all colors are significantly distinct in flower language. According to this conclusion, the characteristics of consumer groups can be obtained, the business management strategy can be optimized, and then the marketing law followed by the general flower shop using consumer psychology and behavior can be summarized.
Research on the Implementation Deviation of Environmental Governance Policies under the Background of Rural Revitalization
Authors: Huang Yanzhi
Published: March 2024

Although the toilet is not large, it is related to people's public safety and health, the quality of the living environment, and the rapid development of the national economy and society. In the context of rural revitalization, China has carried out the "toilet revolution" for many years, and it has produced good results. However, due to the deviation of policy implementation, some difficulties have been caused. Among them, the particularity of Zhuzhou's "toilet revolution" experience is worth our reference, especially the circular economy, standard management, and public cooperation, which can provide some ideas about the common problems of the national "toilet revolution". In the context of rural revitalization, China has carried out the "toilet revolution" for many years, and it has produced good results. However, due to the deviation of policy implementation, some difficulties have been caused. Among them, the particularity of Zhuzhou's "toilet revolution"’s experience is worth our reference, especially the circular economy, standard management, and public cooperation, which can provide some ideas about the common problems of the national "toilet revolution".
Research on Shenzhen's Innovation Capability under the New Development Pattern
Authors: Liu Jiachen
Published: March 2024

This paper explored the motivation, disadvantages and ways for Shenzhen to enhance its innovation capabilities in the context of new development patterns and rapid urbanization. Anchored in the framework of China's new dual circulation policy, the paper examined the multifaceted motivations driving Shenzhen's pursuit of innovation excellence. The analysis underscored Shenzhen's unique advantages, including government policies, geographical positioning, and participation in the Belt and Road Initiative, as catalysts for fostering innovation. However, it cautioned against the challenges posed by rising economic risks and inefficient resource allocation. With a focus on transparency, regional cooperation, talent cultivation, and the comprehensive application of digital technology, the paper proposed strategic measures to bolster Shenzhen's innovation ecosystem. By harnessing the democratizing potential of digital tools, fostering collaboration, nurturing talent, and embracing data-intensive resources, Shenzhen can fortify its position as a global innovation hub while navigating the complexities of a rapidly evolving economic landscape.
The Analysis of Social Rights in China
Authors: Tao Tianjie
Published: March 2024

Social rights play an important role in China’s development. The pros and cons based on facts could lead us into deep thinking. Based on the history and the current situation of China’s social rights, China is still facing crucial challenges at present. Problems such as pollution, and inequalities are the side effects of China’s social rights. By considering the possible policies that may help to deal with these problems, several solutions are available. With the solutions provided by this essay, some of the problems may be solved and help to perfect China’s social rights as well. China is experiencing fast development. This research would help point out the potential problems that happened during the procedure and help to revise the policy in a better way, letting China have a safer developing way.
Can the Digital Economy Promote the High-Quality Development of Communication Service Trade? —— A Study Based on the Perspective of Computers and Information Services
Authors: Zhao Qianrui
Published: March 2024

Digital economy has developed rapidly and been widely used. The trade in computer and information services has also shown new characteristics such as networking and digitalization. Digital economy is important to promote communication's development. The paper analyzes the impact of digital economy on China's computer and information service trade from the cost savings effect and technology spillover effect, and put forward some empirical suggestions.
House Rent Prediction Method Based on Decision Tree: Take India as an Example
Authors: Guo James Jiayu
Published: March 2024

In this essay, this paper use decision trees to predict house rent and compare it to other linear regressions to find out why decision trees are a good fit for house rent and use house rent data 2023. This paper used the data set from Kaggle which has many factors and is up-to-date for my project, employing some visualization methods on Python to show these factors and their graphs so we can understand some important circumstances about house rent in India. This paper employed three different methods of training models to train them to predict their rent. In the last section, this paper use R2_score, RMSE, MAE and MSE to compare their conclusions. Thus, this paper show why decision trees are the best model for predicting house rent. After all process, this paper proposes that data rent price prediction is very important, because many people don’t have a good obedience on other things like other people’s advice or other black heart house property agents.
Loan Eligibility Prediction: An Analysis of Feature Relationships and Regional Variations in Urban, Rural, and Semi-Urban Settings
Authors: Zhang Zhile
Published: March 2024

In the complex realm of banking and financial systems, the process of extending loans involves navigating through multifaceted criteria that reflect an individual's creditworthiness. As modern global economies evolve, they present distinct financial behaviors across urban, rural, and semi-urban geographies. This dynamic landscape prompts an essential inquiry: Are the determinants for loan approval consistent irrespective of these varying settings? Our research, set against the backdrop of this question, harnesses the power of machine learning to delve deep into this enigma.Utilizing a comprehensive dataset acquired from Kaggle[1], we embark on a rigorous journey of data preprocessing. This phase involves meticulous efforts like rectifying null values and sophisticated encoding techniques to prepare the data for machine learning models. Subsequent stages see the employment of multiple algorithms, including decision trees, random forests, logistic regression, XGBoost, among others, each rigorously trained and critically evaluated for their predictive capabilities. Of these, the Logistic Regression algorithm stood out, boasting an impressive accuracy of 83.78%.However, the essence of this research transcends mere algorithmic performance. The heart of our findings elucidates the subtle yet significant variations in factors dictating loan approvals across urban, rural, and semi-urban datasets. This nuanced understanding underscores a vital recommendation for financial institutions: the imperative to customize and refine their loan eligibility parameters in harmony with these regional intricacies, ensuring a more holistic and informed lending approach.
The Impact and Challenges of Poverty Alleviation Strategies on Wealth Gap Between Urban and Rural: Take Guizhou Province as An Example
Authors: He Yifei
Published: March 2024

Over the past 40 years since the initiation of reform and opening-up in China, both urban and rural economies have experienced rapid growth, leading to a significant improvement in the production levels and living standards of the people. However, it is equally important to recognize that the income gap between urban and rural residents has been continuously widening, particularly pronounced in economically less developed regions. Therefore, in order to mitigate the various economic and social challenges brought about by severe income inequality, the central and local governments are working collaboratively to optimize income disparity through poverty alleviation policies. This paper will take Guizhou Province, a chronically impoverished province in western China, as an example to explore the historical evolution of various poverty alleviation policies, the actual benefits in terms of income inequality reduction, relevant challenges and shortcomings, as well as potential lessons that can be drawn from this experience.
Customer Segmentation in User Behavior Analysis: A Comparative Study of Clustering Algorithms
Authors: Liu Yingze
Published: March 2024

A thorough understanding of customer behavior patterns is still essential for corporate success in today's digital environment. To segment clients in-depth, this study used three distinct clustering algorithms: k-means, hierarchical clustering, and dbscan. By carefully examining the age, yearly income, and consumption score This study goes beyond conventional views and creates a comprehensive and distinct perspective when disclosing numerous consumer attributes using data derived from the mall consumer Segmentation Data set. It offers insightful information that can be used to adjust a company's marketing plan. The strategic application of customer insights is redefined in this study, empowering stakeholders to decide wisely and improve market performance. The road to greater competitiveness and relevance in a developing market segment is mapped using real-world data and powerful clustering techniques. Based on research of this dataset, it was discovered that Dbscan performed best on this dataset with unequal density. It highlights the usefulness of these algorithms in today's complicated business world.
Investment Analysis of Hotel Industry in the Stock Market
Authors: Xu Kaiyue
Published: March 2024

Investment in the hotel industry is highly uncertain, and it is impossible to determine whether the industry will recover. Given that most people are aware of the downturn in the hotel industry, it is worth studying whether it is the right time to re-enter this stock market. Because of Covid-19, business in the hotel industry has not been particularly good. Analyze which stocks are suitable for investment and whether they are the same as I imagined. The three stocks studied in the article are all in the hotel industry. By studying their stock prices over the past year, see what types of investors would invest in these companies. Judging from the research results, these three companies have their corresponding investors. By studying the stocks of these three companies, it can be seen that the industry has taken another upward trend in the past year. This may satisfy the demand of investors.
Research on Insider Trading and Legal Regulation Issues in China’s Securities Market
Authors: Chen Junzhuo
Published: March 2024

The purpose of this paper is to conduct an in-depth study on insider trading in China’s securities market and its legal regulation, and to propose strategies and recommendations for improving and enhancing the legal framework. Firstly, the paper provides an overview of the definition, harms, and elements of insider trading. Then, it analyzes the historical development and current status of the legal regulation of insider trading in China’s securities market, and identifies the existing problems and challenges. Finally, it presents measures for improving and enhancing the legal regulation of insider trading, including drawing on domestic and international experiences, strengthening the functions and capabilities of regulatory agencies, improving monitoring and detection mechanisms, and enhancing enforcement effectiveness and penalties. By implementing these comprehensive measures, the paper aims to further enhance the effectiveness of combating insider trading and uphold fairness and healthy development in the securities market.
Challenging the Growth Paradigm: A Multifaceted Examination of Development, Disparity, and Environmental Concerns in Modern Economies
Authors: Zeng Ran
Published: March 2024

In the intricate landscape of developmental dynamics, understanding growth requires a deep dive into diverse factors, including urban-rural imbalances, dual economies, environmental ramifications, and gender disparities. Historically, colonial policies often favored urban development, exacerbating rural-urban divides, as seen in movements like Brazil's Landless Workers'. Furthermore, the dichotomy in economic structures elevates societal equity challenges, especially between traditional and modern sectors. As exemplified by India's Chipko movement, the environmental aftermath of colonial resource extraction lingers. The gender discourse has matured, with campaigns such as #MeToo spotlighting workplace equity. China, post-1976, epitomizes the potential and pitfalls of swift industrialization, providing invaluable insights for emerging economies. Given these multifaceted considerations, the essence of growth has become a pivotal research topic today. Dissecting the nuances of development encompasses disparities, regional variances, and environmental hurdles, weaving a complex tapestry that underscores the criticality of comprehensive developmental evaluations. As nations evolve, differences intensify, leading to significant socio-environmental challenges. This essay unravels these complexities, merging historical insights with present-day implications and setting the stage for future discourses in development.