Abstract Wildlife value orientations (WVOs) and social identity are important elements in the wildlife domain can predict attitudes toward wildlife-management-related issues. Therefore, understanding interrelations of WVOs identities is critical to successful conservation management. We carried out on-site face-to-face surveys with representatives four public groups particular Greece—the genera...

The purpose of this study is to discuss the impact social responsibility on company's value. Taking Xiaomi Company as a case, research objects are decision-making level, management level and grass-roots employees by questionnaire survey. sampling method purposive sampling. 125 groups samples (decision-making level) 623 (grass-roots employees) sampled. Hierarchical model (HLM) hierarchical regre...

In the mid-2000s, a digital marketing strategy gave numerous companies online prominence. Amazon posts unfavorable customer reviews on evaluation sites, while many corporations use email. Few people paid attention to digitalization's advancements. Since 2006, when Facebook opened public, social media has influenced consumers and businesses. This trend is accelerating. Facebook, Google, YouTube ...

This essay explores the nature and implications of a type of inequality that is widespread, but largely ignored. Promises deliver important ethical value, and commercial promises, because they are our most common experience of promise with strangers, are of special value; but not all commercial promises generate that value equally. This paper makes the following claims: (1) while some retail pr...

We extend some previous results of ours [1] on the error of the averaging method, in the one-frequency case. The new error estimates apply to any separating family of seminorms on the space of the actions; they generalize our previous estimates in terms of the Euclidean norm. For example, one can use as a separating family of seminorms the absolute values of the components of the actions: with ...

The concentration of measure phenomenon may be summarized as follows: a function of many weakly dependent random variables that is not too sensitive to any of its individual arguments will tend to take values very close to its expectation. This phenomenon is most completely understood when the arguments are mutually independent random variables, and there exist several powerful complementary me...