开放经济条件下江苏农业结构战略性调整的对策措施

江苏既是一个经济大省，又是一个农业大省，在开放经济条件下，江苏的农业发展面临着国内外市场的双重挑战，因此，必须充分发挥江苏农业的比较优势，加快农业结构的战略性调整，其中特别重要的是：应当以主导产业为依托，推进农业产业化经营；大力发展名、特、优等地方品种，使之成为壮大县域特色经济的亮点；大力发展外向型农业，确立江苏农业的国际竞争优势；同时，还要构建开放经济条件下促进江苏农业结构战略性调整的保障体系。     

数字技术对老年人反向社会化的影响探讨

通过查阅文献,论文梳理有关当代老年人数字融入的相关理论,对老年人使用数字技术进行反向社会化的现状、影响因素和解决对策进行探讨。研究发现老年人学习使用数字技术已经成为这个时代的必然趋势。但是受制于老年人的学习能力、心理差异、数字技术的使用门槛,老年人在数字时代的反向社会化并不是一帆风顺。因此,论文从个体、社会、家庭等多元层面出发,对老年人学习数字技术提出参考意见,以期构建数字文明社会。     

基于大数据的计算机网络信息安全防护措施

大数据是基于云计算技术开发的一种集成技术,可以通过分析、计算和处理大量数据信息来实现这些数据的价值。然而,随着大数据时代的到来,现有的计算机网络面临着新的挑战,特别是网络安全问题逐渐浮现,计算机网络带来的安全隐患导致用户个人的隐私受到了威胁,所以有必要加强网络信息安全工作的部署,以尽早遏制这些安全风险,并确保计算机网络的安全运行。     

环境监测影响因素及改进措施

随着我国经济的发展,存在的环境问题也逐渐地显露出来,而且环境也对人的身体健康有着直接的影响。因此,我国为加强对环境的保护,制定了很多相应的政策和措施,在国家的管控下,我国环境的恶化程度降低。但是,环境问题仍然不容乐观,环境监测工作是对环境质量监测的关键手段。论文以环境监测的影响因素为主要内容,认识到只有提升环境监测的水平,才能确保环境监测质量得到进一步的提升。     

房地产企业会计内控制度的建立和完善探究

通常,房地产企业开发的项目进展期限较长,而且受到投资量大的影响导致房地产企业面临的风险较高。所以,房地产企业必须创建高效的内控制度,进而使得房地产企业的发展项目和发展目标均保持可持续发展的理念。会计内部管控在房地产企业内部管控中占据重要地位,能够高效减少房地产企业的基础成本,增强房地产企业在市场中的竞争优势,继而保证房地产企业完成预期的目标。论文对房地产企业会计内控制度的创建和改善展开了深度的研究和归纳总结,期望为房地产企业的发展提供一定的借鉴。     

从内控视角分析制药企业完善财务管理的措施

新时期,企业的财务管理模式发生了巨大改变,为提升企业的核心竞争力,必须加强财务内部控制,不断完善财务管理,对于制药企业来说同样如此。在现代化经济发展进程中,制药企业要想长远发展,则需要立足于内控视角,结合制药企业财务管理现状,科学调整并优化创新财务管理,在此基础上,应用各种有效措施,逐步完善制药企业财务管理。     

企业安全风险分析与管控措施研究

随着各行各业的现代化发展,国家对行业生产安全提出了越来越高的标准,无论是哪个行业,在开展生产作业的过程中,都要注重安全风险的分析和管理。安全风险可能会存在于生产经营的各个阶段,且种类繁多。为促进安全生产标准化目标的实现,企业在日常的工作中,应将安全管理与经济效益实现置于同等重要的地位,不断就各种的安全风险,来制定有针对性的安全处理方案和应急预案。     

建筑工程高处坠落事故发生原因及预防措施探讨

在建筑工程的施工过程中,由于现场环境过于复杂,劳动过于密集,很容易发生各种类型的安全事故。建筑工程施工中经常涉及高空作业,所以高空坠落事故的发生几率相对较高。要想保证建筑工程行业的健康发展,就必须加强安全管理,降低高处坠落事故的发生几率。论文重点针对建筑工程高处坠落事故的发生原因进行了详细的分析,并针对性地提出了预防措施,以供参考。     

Do we really care about Biodiversity?

This paper addresses from an economic perspective the issue of global biodiversity conservation. It challenges the perception that the world really cares a great deal about biodiversity and is prepared to pay the full cost of maintaining this stock of natural capital. Despite the existence of a plethora of international agreements there still seems to be a global ‘deficit of care’ surrounding efforts to combat challenges such as those posed by global warming and biodiversity conservation. More light can be thrown on the degree of care by measuring both the actual expenditures and the stated willingness to pay for biodiversity conservation. However, actual expenditures are much lower than willingness to pay estimates recorded in the published literature. Using the criteria that the ‘right’ amount of conservation effort is one where the marginal economic benefits from conservation just equal the marginal costs of conservation, the paper explores the biodiversity conservation conundrum and concluded that, on the available evidence, the world does not care too much about this natural capital stock and bequests to future generations. An erratum to this article can be found at     

Carbon Taxes and Joint Implementation. An Applied General Equilibrium Analysis for Germany and India

Germany has committed itself toreducing its carbon emissions by 25 percent in2005 as compared to 1990 emission levels. Toachieve this goal, the government has recentlylaunched an environmental tax reform whichentails a continuous increase in energy taxesin conjunction with a revenue-neutral cut innon-wage labor costs. This policy is supposedto yield a double dividend, reducing both, theproblem of global warming and high unemploymentrates. In addition to domestic actions,international treaties on climate protectionallow for the supplementary use of flexibleinstruments to exploit cheaper emissionreduction possibilities elsewhere. One concreteoption for Germany would be to enter jointimplementation (JI) with developing countriessuch as India where Germany pays emissionreduction abroad rather than meeting itsreduction target solely by domestic action. Inthis paper, we investigate whether anenvironmental tax reform cum JI providesemployment and overall efficiency gains ascompared to an environmental tax reformstand-alone. We address this question in theframework of a large-scale general equilibriummodel for Germany and India where Germany mayundertake JI with the Indian electricitysector. Our main finding is that JI offsetslargely the adverse effects of carbon emissionconstraints on the German economy. JIsignificantly lowers the level of carbon taxesand thus reduces the total costs of abatementas well as negative effects on labor demand. Inaddition, JI triggers direct investment demandfor energy efficient power plants produced inGermany. This provides positive employmenteffects and additional income for Germany. ForIndia, joint implementation equips itselectricity industry with scarce capital goodsleading to a more efficient power productionwith lower electricity prices for the economyand substantial welfare gains.