考后放松游市场特征分析及开发探讨

近年来,伴随旅游业的蓬勃发展,考后放松游逐渐兴起并日益升温。潜力巨大,收益率颇高。研究发现：考后放松游出游时间长且相对集中;考后放松游游客消费能力较强;出游形式多样,港澳地区成为考后放松游游客最理想的旅游目的地;考后放松游游客对滨海旅游线路和名校参观体验游表现出明显的偏好。针对考后放松游以上特点,进行定量分析。得出考后放松游市场人均消费总额的构成因素,旨在揭示其规律,为今后相关研究打下基础并提供依据。     

Central China Delta to be Built

China's central provinces Jiangxi,Hunan and Hubei are making joint efforts to build a new urban hub in Central China along the middle reaches of the Yangtze River.     

Current Agricultural Situation Calls for Science and Technology

The first document,or known as the No.1 document,to address China's agricultural issue by improving agriculture science and technology is in urgent need,considering the present situation facing the agricultural development.     

It's Time to Bail MSEs Out!

On March 5,Premier Wen Jiabao stressed that the government will implement and improve policies to promote the growth of micro and small businesses (MSEs),further reduce burdens on enterprises,and promote the vibrant growth of high-tech     

How a Reduction of Standard Working Hours Affects Employment Dynamics

December 1, 1996 a new law was implemented in Portugal to gradually reduce the standard workweek from 44 to 40 h. We study how this mandatory reduction affected employment through job creation and job destruction. There was considerable regional, sectoral and firm-size variation in the share of workers who were affected by the working hours reduction. We exploit this variation to assess the impact of the workweek reduction. We find evidence that the working hours reduction had a positive effect on employment through a fall in job destruction.     

Overreaction to Fearsome Risks

When risks threaten, cognitive mechanisms bias people toward action or inaction. Fearsome risks are highly available. The availability bias tells us that this leads people to overestimate their frequency. Therefore, they also overreact to curtail the likelihood or consequences of such risks. More generally, fear can paralyze efforts to think clearly about risks. We draw on a range of environmental risks to show the following: (1) Fear leads us to neglect probability of occurrence; (2) As fearsome environmental risks are usually imposed by others (as externalities), indignation stirs excess reaction; (3) We often misperceive or miscalculate such risks. Two experiments demonstrate probability neglect when fearsome risks arise: (a) willingness-to-pay to eliminate the cancer risk from arsenic in water (described in vivid terms) did not vary despite a 10-fold variation in risk; (b) the willingness-to-accept price for a painful but non dangerous electric shock did not vary between a 1 and 100% chance. Possible explanations relate to the role of the amygdala in impairing cognitive brain function. Government and the law, both made by mortals and both responding to public pressures, similarly neglect probabilities for fearsome risks. Examples relating to shark attacks, Love Canal, alar and terrorism are discussed.