产业链视角下养老地产融资体系构建

目前融资体系的不完善、产业链的不完整和房地产企业过度依赖银行贷款,使得养老地产项目无论是短期还是长期都面临资金缺乏的风险.以养老地产产业链作为切入点,分析融资体系构建对于缓解养老地产资金问题的作用机理,论证其可行性.提出以养老地产产业链为思路,构建多层次金融支持体系和融资服务体系,并分阶段推进金融支持在养老地产项目不同阶段的作用,促进金融资源与养老资源的对接.总结各企业在养老产业链上的作用,提出产业链上融资体系运作的思路.     

More than Face Value: Context and Age Differences in Negative Emotion Discrimination

Journal of Nonverbal Behavior - Age-related deficits are often observed in emotion categorization tasks that include negative emotional expressions like anger, fear, and sadness. Stimulus...     

Can Children Recognize Bodily Expressions of Emotion?

Journal of Nonverbal Behavior - Past research has demonstrated that children understand distinct emotion concepts and can accurately recognize facial expressions of distinct emotions by a young...     

The Effect of Mergers and Acquisitions on Employees: Wealth Transfer,Gain‐Sharing or Pain‐Sharing?

This paper considers whether gains made by shareholders from corporate takeovers are achieved at the expense of employees, as proposed by the ‘wealth transfer’ perspective. It analyses the contribution of employee lay‐offs, along with employment and wage changes, to the takeover premium and abnormal share price movements. The analysis draws on a unique dataset of British takeovers, combining documentary, share price and accounting data. The results show that lay‐offs planned at the takeover have either no effect or adverse effects on shareholder returns. Wages growth is positively, not inversely, related to shareholder returns from the second year after the takeover, whilst positive employment changes have a similar effect in the following year. Closer scrutiny indicates that labour and shareholders share gains when the firm does well, but share pain when it does not. There is evidence, therefore, that labour and shareholder interests can be complementary, rather than antagonistic, after takeovers.     

关于建立股指期货交易制度的构想

随着中国正式加入WTO ,推出股票指数期货已是确定的方向。目前中国建立股指期货交易制度不仅是必要的 ,也是可行的。股指期货作为一种金融创新产品 ,它的建立首先必须有统一交易场所 ,科学设计合约 ,同时也要进一步规范现货市场 ,培育交易主体 ,引入做空机制 ,规范会员结构 ,健全监管制度     

Activities of People with Moderate to Severe Learning Difficulties: living with purpose or just killing time?

In this study, intensive observational methods were used to examine the daily flow of activity of 12 people with moderate to severe learning difficulties living in long-stay hospital, and 12 people living in community based hostels. This covered the participants' full waking day and included weekend observations. The qualitative findings demonstrated how the participants played an active part in determining their own lifestyles. A number of more active hospital participants dealt with the unstimulating functional regime by attempting to create a social niche for themselves. A number of less active participants coped with the hospital environment by withdrawing into themselves and engaging in stereotypical behaviour to mark the passing of time. While the hostels provided a more homely and supportive environment, the participants tended to occupy a peripheral status as the least able people in the hostels and day centres. Consequently, they often had to seek staff support for activity or turned inwards. The quantitative findings followed a similar pattern of results to previous research in this area.