关于家电流通企业商业模式的探讨

本文立足于家电行业的流通环节,从商业模式的概念入手,给出了商业模式的三层体系结构模型,对家电行业的价值链诸角色及相互博弈状况进行了分析,并研究了在时间尺度上家电行业的业态转化、核心能力变化及商业模式创新等方面的发展状况,根据这些新的形势变化,提出新的商业模式环境下家电流通企业所应该采取的对策。     

昌黎县沙地农业可持续发展的几种模式

针对广阔沙地资源,从1998年开始昌黎县进行以打井、配电、修路、发展农田防护林网等为主要内容的开发,摸索出沙地保护地蔬菜生产、乔木保护沙地果园、沙地节水高效种植、沙地防风林生态建设和畜禽养殖、农副产品加工等5种高效利用模式,为沙地资源深度开发和持续利用探索了路子。     

漳州市农业资源可持续高效利用开发模式

随着漳州市农业的纵深发展,人口与资源的矛盾日趋尖锐,为缓解人多地少的矛盾和压力,解决农业可持续发展的问题,文章提出适合漳州地区推广的6种农业资源可持续高效利用开发模式。     

More on public information and stock price

In a recent issue of this journal [2] McCain and Millar examined whether “favorable” and unfavorable” stock analyses appearing in the Wall Street Journal column “Heard on the Street” could be used to predict one-day, seven-day, and six-month price movements of the affected stocks. In this note we question the conclusions of that study based upon methodological grounds.     

Play fair! Innovating internal self-regulation in the market for profit

Regulation imposes compliance demands on business, but these controls by no means ensure that corporations will act ethically. Externally imposed controls by government or industry are prompts intended to move organizations to engage in a moral minimum. Such efforts are typically reactionary corrective measures, often crafted and applied after an ethical scandal occurs, and thereby offer limited effectiveness in providing systemic change. To provide insight on internally driven controls, this article examines how a newer form of monetized self-regulation, referred to as inverted moral markets, might be leveraged to motivate corporate ethical behavior. Inverted moral market (IMM) operations target firms suspected of unethical action, providing a type of market whistleblowing. Such activities are monetized through the sale of information to investors and by short selling. Rather than a desire to build moral strength, IMM firms are motivated by self-interest and profit. They can potentially ‘do good’ by imposing self-correction within the market, but without virtuous intent. We explore IMMs and the varied impacts their activities may have on the functioning of the overall market. We argue that a more balanced approach between internal and external regulation may enhance the environment for moral balance in a capitalist market system.