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The effects of firm-generated content on different social media platforms on viral marketing
Authors: Zhang Renping , Chen Xingyu , Wang Wei , Shafi Mohsin 
Published: April 2023

Purpose
This study aims to explore the impact of firm-generated content (FGC) on viral marketing on multiple social media platforms, and how social ties embedded in different social media platforms affect the motives for social dissemination.

Design/methodology/approach
Three studies were conducted to test the model. A quasi-field experiment (Study 1) supported this main effect. Studies 2 and 3 examined the underlying mechanism and enhanced the internal and external validity of the findings.

Findings
The findings revealed that warmth (vs competence)-oriented FGC is consistent with the communion (vs agency) mode and elicits greater social dissemination on social media embedded with strong (vs weak) ties.

Practical implications
This study illustrates that FGC that matches communication modes on multiple social media platforms embedded with different social ties will trigger viral marketing and being aware of this match is crucial for policymakers.

Originality/value
This research sheds light on the effects of FGC on viral marketing on multiple social media platforms embedded in different social ties.
Practice Briefing Valuations for secured lending: the problem of restricted marketing periods
Authors: Thorne Chris 
Published: April 2023

PurposeThe aim of this practice briefing is to provide clarity on property valuations provided for secured lending. The principal basis of valuation is market value but there is confusion on when and where it is appropriate or inappropriate to provide a valuation with an assumption of a restricted marketing period, sometimes referred to as a “forced sale”. This practice briefing examines the nature of the problem and steps which a valuer can take to provide advice which is consistent with the valuation standards.Design/methodology/approachThis practice briefing is an overview of the role of valuation standards when providing valuations for secured lending and specifically what to do when asked for a value with an assumed restricted marketing period.FindingsThis briefing is a review of valuation standards and practice.Practical implicationsThe role of the practising valuer, when providing valuations for secured lending, is to provide a valuation to aid and underpin the lender in assessing the risk attached to the loan. This briefing considers the provision of valuations in practice.Originality/valueThis provides guidance on how to undertake valuations for secured lending.
Does executive compensation mechanism balance performance with risk-taking? Evidence from China's banking system
Authors: Jiang Yunsong , Yuan Chao , Zhang Jinyi 
Published: April 2023

PurposeIn this study, the authors demonstrate the inherent connections between bank risk-taking, performance and executive compensation in the banking sector of China by developing a theoretical model and performing empirical tests with simultaneous equation models.Design/methodology/approachThe authors construct a multi-task principal-agent model to capture agency problems in China, and the model can be extended to various cases. In empirical tests, simultaneous equation models are used to examine the theoretical predictions by eliminating endogenous concerns efficiently compared with the methods in the existing literature.FindingsThe results indicate that the regulator fails to provide bank managers with positive incentives to control risk, whereas the compensation guidance policy (2010) proposed by the CBRC alleviates this problem in China. Additionally, the authors established that shareholders reward bank managers for better and more stable performance. The authors propose the introduction of restricted stock options into the compensation design, as the existing compensation design fails to balance the performance and risk-taking of banks.Research limitations/implicationsFirst, the executive compensation structure and details in China are not available. In addition, the equity-based incentive compensation is forbidden. Therefore, this paper cannot provide more details about how the compensation structure affects bank manager behaviours. Secondly, the database consists only 25 listed commercial banks. Luckily, the assets of these banks could account for the vast majority of China's banking assets. The authors also expect that new methodologies such as machine learning and deep learning will be adopted in the research on bank risk management.Practical implicationsFirst, the regulator should optimise the compositions and payment rule of bank executive compensations. Secondly, it is advisable to adopt restricted deferred share reward or stock option compensation in due course. Thirdly, the regulator can require the banks that undertake excessive risks and troubled by moral hazard to increase the independent director proportion on the bank board according to the authors' empirical tests that higher independent proportion prevents the risk accumulations effectively. Fourthly, except for absolute compensation, the gap between executives' salary and average employee's income should be taken account.Originality/valueThis study provides a theoretical framework that incorporates the manager behaviours, executive compensation and bank regulations, and it provides empirical tests by solving endogenous concerns. Additionally, this study examines the effects of China's compensation guidelines issued in 2010. The authors believe that this study adds value to the existing literature by illustrating the compensation mechanism in China.
Responsible leadership and turnover intentions in health-care professionals: the mediating role of burnout
Authors: Marques Tânia , Crespo Cátia Fernandes , Pina e Cunha Miguel , Caçador Mariana , Dias Sara Simões 
Published: April 2023

Purpose
Drawing on social identity theory, this study aims to test how responsible leadership predicts turnover intentions by considering the mediating role of burnout.

Design/methodology/approach
A sample of 213 Portuguese health-care workers was collected and analysed through partial least squares-structural equation modelling.

Findings
The findings indicate a negative relationship between responsible leadership and turnover intentions. Burnout is positively associated with turnover intentions, and, in turn, responsible leadership is negatively associated with burnout. Burnout also partially mediates the association of responsible leadership with turnover intention.

Originality/value
The findings provide a fresh perspective on leadership dynamics in the health-care context by expressing the role of responsible leadership in reducing emotional exhaustion and depersonalization of work, thus mitigating intentions to leave.
A comparative assessment of Composite Environmental Sustainability Index for emerging economies: a multidimensional approach
Authors: Jain Neha , Mohapatra Geetilaxmi 
Published: April 2023

PurposeThe present study aims to construct and compare Composite Environmental Sustainability Index (CESI) for 20 emerging countries for the period 1990–2020.Design/methodology/approachThe study constructs CESI using the principal component analysis (PCA). Furthermore, for the preparation of index weights, varimax rotation is used to get component loadings.FindingsThe study finds that the overall CESI values lies between 2 and 4.8 for the 20 emerging countries considered in the study. This study depicts a diverse picture of environmental sustainability among emerging countries. The study also shows the trend of CESI values from 1990 to 2020. The bottom three countries whose CESI is very low compared to others are Iran, South Africa and Saudi Arabia. However, Brazil, Columbia and Chile are top three highest scorers in 2020.Originality/valueThe study contributes to the literature by constructing a composite index comprising of three sub-indices to measure the environmental sustainability of an economy. These sub-indices include seven indicators that are more inclusive and comprehensive. To the authors' knowledge, this is a pioneering attempt in the construction of the index for emerging countries.
Launching the strategic plan: a critical but missing piece of strategic management education and practice
Authors: Cory Kenneth D. 
Published: April 2023

Purpose
Numerous core concepts in the field of strategic management lack a clear definition or receive relatively little attention in most traditional strategic management classes with the concept of “implementation” being chief among them. The authors explore and describe one of the most important steps of implementation, the strategic plan launch project. It is the first impression that stakeholders have of what changes the company will be making to its business model, which businesses or departments will receive increased or decreased financial support, and the sense of urgency and prioritization the company is attaching to its new program.

Design/methodology/approach
Based on extensive executive and consulting experience, plus a review of existing scholarly literature, a seven-step model is described and explained that includes best practices for the final steps of formulation through the initial phase of implementation.

Findings
The authors could not find any academic literature on how companies finish the formulation process and transition into an efficient and effective deployment of the plan. It is critical to clarify at least two kinds of budgets and clearly designate authorities prior to gaining board approval. Thereafter, a well-developed dissemination and launch project is necessary for clear communication of strategic intent and objectives.

Originality/value
This paper fills in a critical gap in scholarly literature while providing practitioners with a foundational model to help organize and monitor the successful launch of a new organizational strategy.
Times are changing: the case of Movado Group
Authors: Nguyen Phuong Anh , Pan Wenting 
Published: April 2023

Research methodology
To develop the case, the authors used secondary sources including company annual reports, industry reports, news articles, social media sites, academic journal articles and company websites. This case has been classroom tested with students in the MBA Program and Master of Science in Management and Technology Program, and with undergraduates in an operations management course.

Case overview/synopsis
Movado Group, which has been a fierce competitor in the luxury watch market, has been facing unprecedented challenges posed by consumers’ enthusiasm for smartwatches and by their love of shopping online. The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic has intensified these problems and brought new setbacks. This case examines these challenges to the company’s current business model. It then explores opportunities that could transform Movado into an innovative, digitally oriented organization capable of reaching consumers in a dynamic market while combating intense competition from the smart wearable devices that threaten traditional watch companies. The case also discusses the importance of building a robust supply chain through the lens of Industry 4.0 to guard against future supply chain disruptions.

Complexity academic level
Instructors can use this case in operations and supply chain management classes at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The focus of the case aligns with discussions of supply chain management and Industry 4.0. In particular, the case uses supply chain innovation theory to investigate the implications of Industry 4.0 in the watch industry and dovetails into discussions of omni-channel experience and virtual reality in retail that integrate multiple points of contact to reach consumers efficiently.
Generation Z response toward sponsorship disclosure on Instagram: Where do they look? What do they perceive? How do they act?
Authors: Ianelli Rocha Patrícia , Lourenção Marina , Alves Teixeira Adriano , Araújo Elton Gean , de Moura Engracia Giraldi Janaina , Caldeira de Oliveira Jorge Henrique 
Published: April 2023

Purpose
This paper aims to analyze the visual attention, transparency perception and attitude of Brazilian women from generation Z toward sponsorship disclosures with a different number of text messages used in native advertisements made by a digital influencer.

Design/methodology/approach
A quantitative and multi-method experiment was conducted through a within-subjects experimental design with 149 women. The eye-tracker assessed visual attention and questionnaires measured transparency perception of sponsorship and attitude toward native advertisements. To analyze eye-tracking and transparency perception data, Friedman’s analysis of variance was used. Structural equations were modeled for analyzing attitude data.

Findings
The quantitative results indicate that disclosures with a single textual message obtain more visual attention than multiple textual messages. However, sponsorship disclosures with multiple textual messages obtain the best transparency perception and generate a better attitude toward native advertisements.

Research limitations/implications
This study extends the theory by investigating the relationship between visual attention to sponsorship disclosure with a different number of textual messages and the target audience's responses to them.

Practical implications
The analysis of Brazilian generation Z women's responses to native ads might contribute to companies, marketing professionals and digital influencers obtaining great visual attention, transparency perception and attitude toward ethical and transparent ads to this audience.

Originality/value
To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first study to analyze Brazilian generation Z women's visual attention, transparency perception and attitude toward sponsorship disclosure with single and multiple textual messages in native advertisements.
Overview of the seized and examined pharmaceutical in the state of Minas Gerais‐Brazil by the Civil Police from 2017 to 2022: A fundamental analysis of the recent impact over the drugs market
Authors: de Moura Fabiana , Diniz Mariana C. C. , Machado Yuri , Ricoy Cláudia D. R. , Piccin Evandro 
Published: April 2023

AbstractThis work presents a data survey regarding the qualitative chemical analysis of drugs seized by the Police in the state of Minas Gerais between July 2017 and June 2022, including an evaluation of labeling of 265 samples of anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS) seized in 2020. The Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) present in the samples were identified through chemical analysis and classified by system Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) methods. Analysis of the labeling information for 265 samples of AAS followed the guidance of legislation RDC 71 (2009) from ANVISA. For this study 6355 seized pharmaceuticals underwent qualitative chemical analysis that corresponded to 7739 APIs successfully identified and classified. Among the components studied AAS, psychostimulants, anesthetics, and analgesics were the most commonly examined. AAS seized and tested increased by over 100% and for the majority of the samples analyzed were found to not match the labeling on the packaging. In the meantime, anti‐obesity drugs presented a prominent increase of 400% from 2020/1 to 2021/2, during covid‐19 quarantine. Seized pharmaceuticals and tests can support information in the planning of public health and safety policies.
A vegetação nativa do Cerrado é um refúgio para as aves na trajetória atual da mudança climática
Authors: Hidasi‐Neto José , Gomes Nicole Mércia Alves , Pinto Nelson Silva 
Published: April 2023

ResumoA mudança climática já é vista como uma das maiores ameaças à biodiversidade no século XXI. Poucos estudos direcionam a atenção para seus efeitos em comunidades inteiras de hotspots ameaçados. Neste trabalho, combinamos a modelagem de nicho climático (ENM) com um futuro cenário climático de emissões de gases de efeito estufa para estudar as futuras mudanças na diversidade alfa e beta das aves do bioma Cerrado brasileiro, um hotspot da biodiversidade com alta velocidade de mudança climática e expansão agrícola. Esperávamos que o sul do Cerrado (altamente modificado) apresentasse a maioria das mudanças negativas. Em geral, encontramos resultados heterogêneos para mudanças na riqueza de espécies, na diversidade beta taxonômica e funcional espacial e temporal, e na diferenciação ecológica média. Analisamos 1301 aves, 1115 Menos Preocupantes, 83 Quase Ameaçadas, 63 Vulneráveis, 33 Em Perigo, cinco Criticamente em Perigo e duas Extintas na natureza. Ao contrário de um estudo anterior sobre mamíferos do Cerrado, espera‐se que a riqueza de espécies aumente no norte do Cerrado, onde a homogeneização das comunidades (diminuição da rotatividade espacial) também deve ocorrer especialmente através de invasões locais. Mostramos que a homogeneização biótica crescente (similaridade entre as comunidades) ocorrerá em dois grupos biológicos, mas através de subprocessos diferentes: extinções locais para mamíferos e invasões locais para aves. Ações distintas de manejo da conservação devem ser direcionadas dependendo dos resultados das análises de diversidade alfa e beta espacial e temporal, por exemplo, controlando invasões de espécies no norte do Cerrado. Também mostramos prioridades em nível de espécies para as aves do Cerrado. Os estudos de conservação devem continuar estudando o Cerrado no Brasil mesmo durante a pandemia de covid, pois a situação ambiental no país não é boa e os incentivos para estudos científicos são quase inexistentes. Também consideramos que o norte do Cerrado poderia ser visto como um refúgio potencial para outros grupos de organismos (morcegos, borboletas, sapos etc.). Portanto, é crucial que os tomadores de decisão tomem medidas ambiciosas de conservação.
Association between TH/MAOB gene single nucleotide polymorphisms and excitability in Labrador Retrievers
Authors: Bai Jing , Chen Shuting , Zhou Zijuan , Zhao Xuerong , Song Mengyu , Guo Yijun , Wang Fujin , Wang Jingyu 
Published: April 2023

AbstractExcitability is a pivotal quality in guide dogs because moderately active dogs are more trainable. Excessive activity is associated with behavioral problems and pet surrender. Excitability is a highly heritable trait, yet the relevant genetic factors and markers associated with this condition are poorly characterized. In the present study, we selected six single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) of two genes that are possibly related to excitability in dogs (TH c.264G > A, TH c.1208A > T, TH c.415C > G, TH c.168C > T, TH c.180C > T and MAOB c.199 T > C). We measured the excitability of dogs using seven variables from three behavioral tests: the play test (interest in play, grabbing in throw and tug‐of‐war), the chase test (following and forward grabbing) and the passive test (moving range and moving time). These behavioral tests are part of the Dog Mentality Assessment developed by Svartberg & Forkman. The activity scores in the guide dog group were higher than in the temperament withdrawal group, and significant differences were detected in the aggregate score (p = 0.02), passive activity score (p = 0.007) and moving range score (p = 0.04). Analysis using the Kruskal–Wallis test and non‐parametric Steel–Dwass test to evaluate the relationship between these SNPs and behavioral variable scores revealed that TH c.264G > A was associated with aggregate scores of excitability‐related behavioral variables (adj. p = 0.03), object‐interaction activity scores (adj. p = 0.03), following scores (adj. p = 0.03) and forward grabbing scores (adj. p = 0.03) in Labrador dogs and MAOB c.199 T > C was associated with moving range scores in these dogs (adj. p = 0.004). However, these results had low power. To explain the behavioral traits, further genetic studies more reliable than candidate gene studies are needed.
Detecting and Deterring Information Search in Online Surveys
Authors: Graham Matthew H. 
Published: April 2023

AbstractThis article introduces a framework for evaluating methods of combatting information search in online surveys. Three empirical studies based on the framework suggest that search is a serious but manageable problem. Search frequency varies substantially according to question content, ranging from 2% to 30% in batteries of general political knowledge questions. Deterrence works: a pledge not to cheat reduces search by half. Detection also works: web browser paradata identify 70% to 85% of search, while 60% to 85% of search on knowledge questions is undertaken by respondents who correctly answer “catch” questions about obscure Supreme Court cases. Detection and deterrence are complementary: deterrence reduces search ex ante, while detection quantifies success and provides ex post options for dealing with undeterred search. In combination, the three methods tested (pledge, paradata, and catch) deter or detect more than 90% of search, leaving search to affect about 0.5% of the remaining observations.
Endometriosis and menopause—management strategies based on clinical scenarios
Authors: Jakson Ivika , Hirschberg Angelica Lindén , Gidlöf Sebastian B. 
Published: April 2023

AbstractEndometriosis is largely considered a premenopausal disease with symptoms often improving during menopausal transition. However, 2%–4% of postmenopausal women are affected by endometriosis symptoms. At the same time, many peri‐ and postmenopausal women experience menopausal symptoms and inquire about treatment. Because of the estrogen‐dependent nature of endometriosis, treatment with menopausal hormone therapy requires careful assessment of the patient but should nevertheless be considered. Recurrence of endometriosis symptoms and risk for malignant transformation are potential risks to weigh when prescribing menopausal hormonal therapy. Choice of treatment should be guided by the presence and severity of current endometriosis symptoms, nature of menopausal symptoms, risk assessment of potential contraindications for treatment in patient history, and preferences of the woman after an informative discussion. Recurrence of endometriosis symptoms in a postmenopausal patient should always prompt rigorous evaluation, both in the presence and absence of hormonal treatment. Many recommendations on the topic are based on expert opinion and new studies are urgently needed to obtain evidence for optimal patient care.