清代三山五园地区的买卖街

清朝时期,清帝陆续在三山五园地区修建皇家园林,到乾隆时期发展到了鼎盛阶段。为了满足帝后和皇室人员的好奇心、游赏玩乐需要,以及王公大臣的生活需要;同时,也为下层随侍人员提供了必要的物质补充和精神慰藉,清帝在三山五园中设立民间市肆——买卖街。从园林艺术角度看,买卖街的设立也是园林造景的需要。买卖街的建筑风格,既有仿照江南苏州市肆格局的苏州街,又有典型的北方市肆风格的买卖街,集中体现了当时北方文化与南方文化相互融合的皇家园林风格。      

没有等价交换,就无法实现市场的双赢——四论商业原则

等价交换原则,是市场经济的基本原则,是商业原则的精髓,也是实现合作共赢的基础.传统的等价交换观念,是按照社会平均必要劳动时间对等来决定商品价格的.然而,社会平均必要劳动时间不仅在实践中无法统计,在理论上也难以对其进行深化、细化地论述.因此,应树立新的等价交换观念,即等价交换的核心是维护买卖双方的基本权益,以达到实现双赢的目的.应注意的是,等价交换不是等量交换,也难以做到等值交换.要以时代的视野、创新的观念,用新的价值观,正确对待交换价值,尽可能做到公平贸易.生财有道是实现等价交换的重要前提,这个道就是商业道德、市场规律、公平竞争和双赢战略.坚持等价交换原则,核心问题要落实一个“真”字,即“真诚待客”“真心服务”“真货经营”和“真价明码”.     

农户和农业主体对土地承包经营权抵押贷款政策的态度

一项政策的实施效果与主体看待该政策的态度密切相关。研究1基于1 002份有效问卷,引入态度的三维度模型,将农业主体对土地承包经营权抵押贷款的态度分成认知态度、情感态度与行为态度。结果显示：主体对土地产权的认知存在一定的偏差,对贷款政策的认知程度不高;对政策具有较高的满意度,认为能在一定程度上缓解资金难问题,增加农业收入;但利用政策贷款意愿度并不高。研究2基于857份农户和145份农业新型经营主体有效问卷,选用态度强度以及态度中心性,对农户与新型经营主体态度进行差异性分析。结果显示：农户与农业新型经营主体在态度强度与中心性上均存在不同程度的差异性。态度强度上,行为强度差异显著,认知强度部分显著,情感强度不显著。中心态度上,农户的中心态度是认知态度,而新型经营主体是情感态度。此外,对农户与新型经营主体贷款意愿进行关联性分析,发现影响贷款意愿的态度具有差异性。可见,农户与新型经营主体态度差异是影响贷款受益群体不均衡的原因之一。     

金融创新背景下个体网络借贷犯罪行为的认定

个体网络借贷发展迅速,但监管缺失导致了该行业的畸形发展,刑事风险攀升。《关于促进互联网金融健康发展的指导意见》首次对个体网络借贷做出规定,意义重大。个体网络借贷中债权转让和平台担保两种模式游走于罪与非罪的模糊地带,在相关立法和司法解释出台前,对这两种平台经营模式,刑法应该保持谦抑,谨慎介入。     

失地农户生计策略多样化研究

利用九江和襄阳两地的失地农户调查数据,刻画失地农户生计策略多样化特征;并利用广义线性模型和广义线性混合模型,分析生计资本对失地农户生计多样化的影响。主要研究结论包括：1）失地前后农户的生计多样化与收入水平、兼业程度和劳动力流动具有某种关联;2）失地农户实施生计多样化的能力依赖于一定的生计资本,生计资本的提高有助于扩展失地农户实施生计多样化的能力;3）生计多样化虽然是失地农户发展生计的重要途径,但当生计资本超过某个临界点后农户不再将生计多样化作为其最优的选择。     

基于主成分logistic回归模型的餐饮商务信息意识研究

数据挖掘技术日趋成熟,广泛应用于金融、地产、投资、评估等各个领域。数据挖掘技术亦可应用于餐饮业,为其经营决策做出分析。其他领域的数据挖掘的成功案例也可以引用到餐饮行业中。本文对餐饮人士在餐饮商务中是否具备信息意识、对信息意识的重视程度进行调查,利用数据挖掘中主成分分析和 logistic 回归处理和分析收集来的数据,从而说明数据挖掘在餐饮业管理中的重要意义,反映餐饮人士信息意识状况。利用数据挖掘技术对餐饮商务资讯进行管理势必提高企业效率和盈利水平,促进餐饮业健康稳定的发展。     

中国内地与香港经济周期协同性的门限性质检验——兼论两地经济周期协同性中的美国因素

运用M arkov区制转移模型,对中国内地与香港经济周期协同性的门限性质以及美国对两地经济周期协同性的影响进行分析。结果显示:一方面,两地经济周期的协同性依赖于区制状态的"门限性质",即在不同的经济周期区制内呈现出不同的协同性水平。另一方面,两地经济周期的协同程度隐含了美国作为两地之间经济冲击的传递渠道以及两地共同的外部冲击源的影响。当剥离美国经济的影响之后,两地经济周期的协同程度较为微弱。因此,促进两地经济周期的长期趋同,应科学甄别和合理利用美国经济对两地经济周期协同性的影响。     

Lessons from the Grey Area: A Closer Inspection of At-risk Gamblers

The study takes a closer look at at-risk gamblers, with the objective to see how they differ from no-risk gamblers. The data comes from a national gambling survey in 2002, and the age group is 15–74 years. The sample consists of 4188 current gamblers with no current gambling problems or pathology. The analysis includes cross-tabulations and a logistic regression. The results show that at-risk gamblers differed substantially from no-risk gamblers in terms of demographic characteristics, gambling behaviour and the presence of other assumed risk factors. Demographic segments with a higher risk of falling into the at-risk group are men, young people, divorced or single people, and non-western immigrants. Furthermore, gambling problems in the family, beginners luck and misconceptions about winning chances significantly increased the odds for at-risk gambling. The study concludes that at-risk gamblers deserve more attention from research, that their similarity with problem gamblers increases the likelihood that many of them will eventually develop a gambling problem, and that their tendency to be superstitious about winning chances might be exploited in preventive work.     

Gambling Behavior of Student-Athletes and a Student Cohort: What are the Odds?

This study investigated the prevalence of gambling, gambling related NCAA violations, and disordered gambling in student-athletes (n = 736) with a comparison cohort of students (n = 1,071) at four universities. Student-athletes reported similar rates of gambling frequency, use of a bookmaker, and disordered gambling as students. After accounting for demographic differences, student-athletes were less likely to engage in sports wagering than students. Several risk factors for disordered gambling were identified, including being male and reporting at least one parent with a history of gambling problems. These findings suggest that problems associated with gambling are a university-wide issue with student-athletes meriting additional attention because of implications for the integrity of intercollegiate sports. Improved prevention and intervention efforts for collegiate gambling are recommended.     

Full of Sound and Fury,Signifying Something: The Impact of Autonomic Arousal on EGM Gambling

An experiment was conducted to observe the influence of autonomic arousal on subsequent gambling behavior. Thirty-seven male and 32 female regular Electronic Gaming Machine (EGM) players were recruited through newspaper advertisements. Participants were randomly assigned to either: (1) a control condition, or (2) an experimental condition that introduced a loud white-noise event (80 db) at fixed 120 s intervals throughout the 5-min EGM gambling session. Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) measurements showed that the manipulation was successful in elevating autonomic arousal. The results showed differences in behavioral response to the manipulation based on prior experience with gambling problems. Persons with many gambling problems had lower average bet-sizes in the white-noise condition compared to the control, while those with few or no problems had higher average bet-sizes. The results suggest that arousal may provide different signals to gamblers with few versus many problems. Gamblers with many problems may interpret their arousal as a sign that they will soon lose money, while gamblers with few or no problems may associate feelings of arousal exclusively with winning.