The effects of power on consumers’ evaluation of a luxury brand's corporate social responsibility

This paper examines how power affects consumers’ responses to corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of luxury brands. The results of three studies show that high‐power individuals evaluated a luxury brand's CSR campaign more positively than low‐power individuals. High‐power individuals viewed CSR activities as being more fluent than low‐power individuals. This study further demonstrates that power influences consumers’ responses to nonluxury brand's CSR activities. Low‐power individuals, who are more receptive to warmth, evaluated nonluxury brand's CSR more favorably rather than high‐power individuals.     

韩中金融合作的现况与今后课题

韩国与中国之间的金融合作是具有很大发展空间的一个领域。但是近年来两国一直比较重视产业合作而忽视了金融合作。特别是在1997年韩国金融危机之前,韩中两国之间的金融合作一直没有引起关注。以亚洲金融危机为契机,无论是直接受到危机影响的韩国,还是间接受到危机影响的中国,都开始认识到了防止危机再次爆发以及合作的必要性。由于中国的金融市场处于不完全开放状态,因此虽然可以很容易地阻止传染途径,但是依然不能够完全摆脱金融危机的影响。韩国与中国的金融合作可以说是在克服亚洲金融危机的过程中,在多边合作的框架内进行的,而ASEAN+…     

Market penetration by entry-exit dynamics

A generic characterization of the dynamics of market penetration by technological artifacts is here formulated on the basis of entry rate and exit rate considerations. It is shown that low-order reductions lead to the biologically based logistic dynamic, which—by empirical fit—has been found to be in very good agreement with numerous specific cases. In addition to the derivational justification of the logistic for artifact market penetration, we find that but a small number of parameters are involved in these autonomous characterizations suggesting therefore that market penetration may well be reduced to a similarly small number of dominant operative processes. Some nonautonomous extensions are also discussed.     

Some economics of content protection

We are grateful to a perceptive referee for many constructive comments on an earlier version of this paper entitled The Economics of Content Protection: A Dual Approach. The usual disclaimer applies.