Institutional environment, technical executive power and agricultural enterprise innovation performance

Executive Power in American Institutional Development Executive Power in American Institutional Development

In striking contrast to the legislatures in most modern democracies, Congress retains an important place in American politics and policy making. Especially in recent years, this has led many observers to question the importance of the presidency and bureaucracy to the real work of American governance and the extent to which political actors in the executive branch generally exercise power. This...

The Influence of TBT on Green Technical Innovation of Chinese Agricultural Enterprise

In recent years, many countries implement the TBT in the export trade practice of agricultural products, which has greatly positive influence on the Chinese agricultural products export enterprise. On the basis of green technical innovation concept, the paper had determined the enterprise green technical innovation motivation mechanism, analyzed the influence of TBT on green technical innovatio...

Executive Power in American Institutional Development

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Agricultural innovation to protect the environment.

In a world of 9.5 billion people, global demand for food, fiber, and biofuels has to be met with minimal possible increases in land, water, fossil fuels, and the minerals used to produce fertilizers (1–4). The problem is debated at three levels: first, that agriculture will not be able to produce enough because it will come up against both biophysical and environmental limits that restrict yiel...

Improving Institutional Performance through IT-Enabled Innovation