Business Administration and Management
2661-4014 (Online) Journal Abbreviation:
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2661-4014(Oline) |
Table of Contents
by Tian Xinai, Guo Dongyang, Xu Fan, Zhang Dehui, Shen Zongchao
2025,7(2);
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The development of new-quality productive forces relies on skilled talents nurtured by universities.
However, “delayed employment” and the “lying flat” mentality among students highlight deficiencies in career
planning and implicit competencies. Research indicates that psychological factors constitute one of the key
constraints hindering students from forming effective career planning. Although mental health concepts have
gradually entered the domain of career education, the role of psychological education remains underutilized.
Our team maintains that psychological factors play a crucial role, as human behavior is fundamentally governed
by psychological consciousness. Educating from the “heart” is an effective way to solve the lack of implicit
competency from the source and guide college students to do a good job in career planning. Building on this
perspective, this paper examines the intersection points between psychological education and career education,
exploring pathways and mechanisms to cultivate and improve students’ employment competence. Through more
comprehensive career education, we aim to guide students in scientific career planning, enhance employment
capabilities, promote innovative reforms in university career education, ultimately improving employment rates
and quality. This effort seeks to cultivate high-quality innovative talents that will drive the emergence of new
quality productive forces.
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by Siyuan Xie
2025,7(2);
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This paper develops an SFM roadmap using the UNDP results-based framework to guide construction
firms toward long-term ESG alignment. By mapping strategic planning, impact, outcome, and output stages, it
illustrates how SFM adds value through energy transition, intelligent maintenance, stakeholder collaboration,
and employee well-being. The paper contrasts SFM with traditional FM, demonstrating its long-term economic
and environmental benefits despite implementation challenges. It concludes that SFM is essential for sustainable
transformation and competitiveness in the construction industry.
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by Yuan Ma
2025,7(2);
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Abstract
The outdoor independent play of young children cannot be separated from teachers’ observation, which
plays an important role in understanding the development of young children and guaranteeing the quality of
outdoor independent play. In this study, kindergarten teachers in a school in Changsha City were selected as the
main research subjects, and the survey method was used to understand the current status of teachers’ observation
ability in outdoor independent play. The results found that the purpose of teachers’ observation lacked relevance,
their records were easily subjective, their analyses were superficial, and their evaluation methods and tools were
relatively single. Based on this situation, this study proposes suggestions from both teachers and kindergartens to
improve kindergarten teachers’ observation ability in outdoor independent play.
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by Wei Zheng
2025,7(2);
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In the contemporary era of rapid technological advancements, driverless technology has emerged as
a pivotal force reshaping the automotive and transportation landscapes, captivating global attention.This paper
zeroes in on Apollo Go, a prominent player in this domain, to conduct an in-depth exploration.By meticulously
dissecting its current developmental status, we aim to unearth the hurdles it confronts and the corresponding
countermeasures devised.Over the past decades, relentless efforts have been poured into driverless technology
research, gradually transitioning it from theoretical constructs and laboratory experiments to real-world
applications that permeate daily travel.China, leveraging its policy support, substantial technological reservoir,
vast market potential, and sophisticated infrastructure, has wholeheartedly engaged in the R&D and promotion
of this technology.A multitude of cities across the nation have been actively involved in constructing intelligent
connected vehicle testing zones.As of March 2025, an impressive tally of 17 national-level such zones has been
established, with open test roads stretching over 32, 000 kilometers, thereby laying a solid foundation of rich
scenarios and copious data for driverless technology trials.Amidst this backdrop, Apollo Go has distinguished
itself, playing a significant role in propelling the commercialization of the technology and injecting a fresh stream
of vitality into the industry.It has become a benchmark for others to learn from and emulate, making it a prime
focus for in-depth study in the quest to understand the nuances and future trajectories of driverless technology.
The comprehensive analysis not only furnishes invaluable insights for the evolution of the driverless technology
sector but also serves as a catalyst for China’s driverless technology industry to stride forward sustainably and
healthily.
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by Liyang Zhang
2025,7(2);
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In the context of the rapid development of biotechnology, digital technologies are becoming the core
driving force for transforming the production and operational processes of the biotech industry. Based on a
biological professional background and production management practices, this paper systematically explores
the application paths of digital technologies in the transformation of production processes, optimization of
operational processes, and innovative development within the biotech industry. Combining experience in
technology transfer from research and development (R&D) to production, it analyzes the significant value of
digital collaboration in enhancing production efficiency, reducing operational costs, and promoting sustainable
development. This provides a reference framework with both theoretical depth and practical guidance for
professionals in the biotech industry regarding career development in the field of business administration.
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by Yuting Guan
2025,7(2);
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The study emphasizes the importance of parental involvement, highlighting the need for rich listening
input and meaningful oral interaction during the critical period of language acquisition (ages 3-6). Practical
strategies include using nursery rhymes, picture books, and simple conversations to provide comprehensible
input. Parents are encouraged to create a pressure-free environment, respect their children’s silent period, and
optimize input through contextual anchoring and non-verbal participation. Emotional support is crucial to
maintaining children’s confidence and interest in learning English, with parents balancing accuracy and fluency
through gentle correction and positive reinforcement. By leveraging these strategies, Chinese families can foster
a natural and enjoyable process of English acquisition for their children. Early English enlightenment education
not only enhances linguistic competence but also cultivates a lifelong love for learning, empowering children
with the skills needed for effective cross-cultural communication in a globalized world.
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by Kaixi He, Yujun Pan, Yi Zhou, Zhengchao Ran
2025,7(2);
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As an aspect of urbanization, urban shrinkage has a significant impact on the development of cities.
This paper analyzes the urban shrinkage status of each county in Shanxi Province based on the permanent
population data of 2010, 2015, and 2020, using geographic detectors and other methods. The results show that:
(1)The shrinking cities in Shanxi Province from 2010 to 2020 are mainly concentrated in the counties under
city jurisdiction, and the shrinkage situation has not shown significant improvement.(2)The geographic detector
analysis revealed that changes in the GDP growth rate, administrative level, and the straight-line distance to
the nearest major city were the main factors contributing to urban shrinkage in Shanxi Province during the two
periods. From 2015 to 2020, the change rate in the number of ordinary primary and secondary school students
was also a significant influencing factor.
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by Chaoye Ruan, lizhu Li, Xuemei Zhu
2025,7(2);
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Based on panel data from 286 prefecture-level cities from 2013 to 2022, this study empirically analyzes
the effect of fiscal revenue on the enhancement of local government competitiveness using a two-way fixedeffects model.The findings indicate that fiscal revenue can significantly enhance government competitiveness.
The mechanism analysis shows that fiscal revenue effectively boosts government competitiveness by stimulating
regional innovation capabilities and optimizing the business environment.Accordingly, the study proposes two
suggestions: to adopt multiple measures to increase fiscal revenue and to implement targeted policies to enhance
government competitiveness, in order to promote the improvement of government competitiveness through
increased fiscal revenue.
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by Yaxin Liu, Lizhu Li, Shanshan Kong
2025,7(2);
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As a pivotal national strategy, educational equity bridges social fairness, economic growth, and
common prosperity.Amid rapid digitalization, the digital economy emerges as a dual force—both advancing
societal progress and creating opportunities with challenges for educational equity.Using panel data from 30
Chinese provinces, this study employs a theoretical framework integrating educational equity and human capital
theories to empirically assess the digital economy’s heterogeneous impacts.A dynamic fixed-effects model
reveals regional disparities, while mechanism analyses demonstrate transmission channels via marketization and
income redistribution.Findings inform evidence-based policies for synergistic development of digitalization and
educational equity
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by Shanshan Kong, Yaxin Liu
2025,7(2);
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Educational equity serves as a crucial foundation for social equity, and government attention, as a
key policy orientation, exerts a significant influence on educational equity.This study constructs an econometric
model incorporating factors such as government attention, administrative efficiency, and urbanization level,
based on panel data from 31 provinces in China from 2015 to 2022, to analyze their impact on educational equity.
Based on the research findings, this paper proposes countermeasures and suggestions, such as strengthening the
government‘s emphasis on educational equity, enhancing administrative efficiency, optimizing the allocation
of educational resources during urbanization, and increasing support for central regions and areas with
weak infrastructure.These recommendations aim to provide empirical evidence and policy references for the
development of educational equity in China.
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by Yuwen Wang
2025,7(2);
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Abstract
Cross-border e-commerce is reshaping international trade by enhancing efficiency and transparency
through technologies such as big data, recommendation algorithms, and blockchain. This paper analyzes its
business models and technical foundations, and uses data to show its impact on trade processes, costs, supply
chains, and intermediary services. It concludes with strategic recommendations to support its high-quality
development amid evolving policies and technologies.
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by Wen Kong
2025,7(2);
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This paper conducts an in-depth analysis of the factors influencing corporate currency risk. In
the context of increasingly frequent international economic and trade activities, currency risk has become a
significant challenge for enterprises.By exploring macro-economic factors such as interest rate differentials,
inflation rates, and economic growth, as well as enterprise-specific factors including business scope, financial
structure, and risk management capabilities, this paper aims to comprehensively understand the influencing
mechanism of currency risk.Additionally, it analyzes the impact of global political situations, trade policies, and
regulatory environments on corporate currency risk.Through theoretical analysis and case studies, the paper
provides a basis for enterprises to formulate effective currency risk management strategies, helping them reduce
potential losses caused by currency fluctuations and enhance their competitiveness in the international market.
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by Qiling Liu
2025,7(2);
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Currently, new media has deeply permeated all aspects of social life, and colleges and universities
are no exception. It is evident that student management in colleges and universities is facing new opportunities
and challenges. The promulgation of a series of policies and guidelines, has also pointed out specific directions
for student management in the era of new media in colleges and universities. Colleges and universities should
deeply recognize the impact of new media on student management, seize the opportunities brought by new
media, optimize and innovate student management mechanisms, and provide better student management models
to serve the growth and development of students. Based on this, this paper discusses the related issues of student
management in colleges and universities in the era of new media, analyzes the significance of new media for
student management, clarifies the current deficiencies and shortcomings in student management, and summarizes
effective practices in student management work, promoting the smooth integration of advanced technologies such
as new media with student management work.
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by Jingwei Ning, Ruisha Xue
2025,7(2);
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In the digital intelligence era, traditional accounting majors are undergoing profound transformations.
As important bases for cultivating accounting professionals, application-oriented universities are both presented
with new development opportunities and face numerous challenges. This paper focuses on the current status
analysis, problem identification, and innovative path exploration of the talent cultivation model for accounting
majors in application-oriented universities under the background of the digital intelligence era.It delves into the
new requirements for accounting professionals in the digital intelligence era, points out the existing problems in
the cultivation of accounting talents in application-oriented universities, such as outdated training objectives, an
imperfect curriculum system, insufficient industry-education integration, and weak faculty strength. Furthermore,
it proposes innovative paths for talent cultivation from multiple dimensions, including clarifying training
objectives, optimizing training content, innovating training methods, and strengthening faculty construction.
This paper aims to provide new ideas and methods for the cultivation of accounting professionals in applicationoriented universities, thereby promoting the sustainable development of accounting education.
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by Qianhe Gao
2025,7(2);
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This study probes the impact of publishers and subjects on book citation metrics. Despite prior research
on citation influence, the effects of publishing houses and subjects on citation counts were underexposed. The
research tasks involved analyzing data from CNKI’s “Most Academic Influential Publishing House (2014 -
2023)” on 587 publishers, 17 disciplines, and numerous books. Use the R language for overall data analysis
and apply the ANOVA model to test the correlation of these data, ultimately drawing conclusions through the
tests. For cited book numbers, ANOVA shows both publishing house type (non-university presses higher) and
subject (natural sciences and tech more) matter. For citation frequency per book, subject is key (philosophy and
social sciences higher), not publishing house type. Discussion reveals these findings align with some literature,
enriching academic evaluation theory. However, data reliance on CNKI limits generalization, and insufficient
factor interaction analysis may miss nuances. Future research should expand factors and globally validate
findings.
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by Yufei Tian, Raemah AbdullahHashim
2025,7(2);
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Human resources constitute a core competitive asset for vocational colleges.To attract and retain
high-caliber personnel and ensure the sustainable development of these institutions, it is crucial to align human
resource management (HRM) decisions with their specific contexts.The rapid development and widespread
adoption of big data technology have facilitated notable advancements in HRM decision-making.By leveraging
data mining and analysis, vocational colleges can effectively evaluate their human resource status and workforce
needs, enabling more evidence-based and strategic HRM decisions that foster employee motivation, enhance
job satisfaction, reduce staff turnover, and ultimately strengthen organizational competitiveness.However, many
HRM departments within vocational colleges exhibit insufficient awareness and practical skills in applying big
data, leading to inadequate and inaccurate analyses that compromise the validity of decision-making.This paper
investigates HRM decision-making in vocational colleges through the lens of big data mining and analysis, with
the aim of improving decision quality and promoting the sustainable development of these institutions.
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by Changming Wu, Haiyan Wu
2025,7(2);
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Under the background of digital transformation, data asset valuation of commercial banks has become
a core topic in the financial field.Based on the theory of new factors of production, data as the fifth major factor
of production, the banking industry is accelerating business data transformation and value deepening through
data precipitation and digital technology integration.In this paper, we systematically sort out the classification
characteristics of data assets, use comparative analysis to assess the applicable boundaries of the market method,
cost method and income method, and build an optimized income method model in combination with industry
practice, so as to put forward a path to improve the management capability of data assets, which will help digital
transformation and competitiveness enhancement.
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by Jun Wang, Jiawen Sun, Danhui Wang, Lin Yang
2025,7(2);
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Against the backdrop of digital economy growth and data element market reform, how public data
openness enhances corporate financial transparency is a critical research topic with theoretical and practical
significance. This paper integrates information asymmetry, resource-based, and agency theories to build a
framework explaining how public data openness impacts corporate financial transparency. Through international
model comparisons and Chinese case studies, it reveals mechanisms and effectiveness disparities. The findings
are as follows:(1)Public data openness improves corporate financial transparency via institutional pressure
(“data verification - exposure - punishment”) and resource empowerment (“complementarity - iteration -
reconstruction”), but policy tool suitability and industry heterogeneity persist.(2)Government-led models
strengthen external regulation with broad data; market-driven models motivate with high-value data; hybrid
models optimize within secure frameworks.(3)Data openness effectiveness is constrained by standardization,
governance, and revenue distribution, requiring solutions like tiered access, dynamic incentives, and trustworthy
technology to address "information opacity" and "data abuse."This paper puts forward the optimization path of
“institutional innovation-scenario-driven-ecological synergy”, which provides theoretical support and policy
enlightenment for improving the governance rules of data elements and building China’s plan for enterprise
transparency construction.
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by Ruimin Qin, Qin Su, Yating Nong, Shuangcheng Lei
2025,7(2);
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As the core production factor in the digital economy era, data element is a powerful hand to promote
the green development of agriculture. This paper regards the eight national big data comprehensive pilot
zones (NBDCPZs) as a quasi-natural experiment, and investigate the effect of policies on agricultural energy
consumption (AE) in NBDCPZs by using a differences-in-differences model. The results show that the policy
of NBDCPZs has a significant effect on reducing AE, and this result passes the parallel trend test and a series of
robustness tests. The moderating effect shows that the impact of the policy on AE in NBDCPZs is affected by the
nonlinear moderation effect of optimum scale management, and the adjustment effect shows an inverted U-shaped
characteristic. The heterogeneity analysis shows that the policy effect of NBDCPZs on AE is more significant in
the central and western regions, the northwest of Hu Huanyong line with low population density. Accordingly,
this paper provides evidence for reducing AE in NBDCPZs and offers policy recommendations for promoting
high-quality development of agriculture.
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by Weihua Bai
2025,7(2);
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Our study uses a game-theoretic model to explore a distribution setting where a manufacturer uses
wholesale and agency pricing. It focuses on the relationship between network effects and pricing decisions.
Results show manufacturers often profit more with agency pricing, while platforms do better with wholesale
pricing, especially with low agency costs. Both can benefit under agency pricing in certain ranges. Network
effects always benefit supply chain members. Our findings may interest supply chain stakeholders.
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by Pan Zhou
2025,7(2);
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The UK has a well-developed bond market and a leading fintech industry, but it started relatively late
in the field of digital bonds. To support the development of digital bonds in the UK, the country established
a Digital Securities Sandbox(DSS). The DSS is characterized by its financial market infrastructure-ledding
approach and emphasis on substantial regulatory exemptions. Under the DSS, the UK has vigorously promoted
the pilot issuance of digital gilts, effectively enhancing the global status of UK digital bonds. Drawing on the
UK’s experience, it is advisable to set up a regulatory pilot for digital securities, led by FMI, to support the
development of digital bonds in China in terms of legal frameworks, regulatory policies, technical standards, and
industry rules, thereby consolidating the leading position in this field.
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by Yutong Jiang
2025,7(2);
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In recent years, digital economy and real economy have been deeply integrated, e-commerce platform
has been transformed into an ecological hub of supply chain resource integration, and supply chain finance has
highlighted its value in solving the financing problems of small and medium-sized enterprises. As a leading
e-commerce and technology enterprise in China, Jingdong has built a full-chain financial service system by
virtue of its data and technological advantages, becoming a model of industry innovation. However, in the case
of rapid business expansion and complex supply chain, the dynamic and concealment of credit risk put forward
higher requirements for the risk control ability of platforms. This paper takes Jingdong supply chain Finance as
the research object, uses the method of case analysis and quantitative modeling to systematically deconstruct its
business model and risk management mechanism, aiming to provide replicable experience and risk prevention
enlightenment for the industry, and help improve the financial infrastructure in the era of digital economy.
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by Hang Zhao, Xiaoxu Zhang
2025,7(2);
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Based on data from listed companies in China, this paper empirically tests the impact of digital
transformation on corporate new productivity and its mechanism. The research results show that: First, digital
transformation significantly promotes the improvement of new productivity of enterprises. This conclusion is true
in both state-owned and non-state-owned enterprises, and the marginal effect of state-owned enterprises is higher,
indicating that their resource integration and policy support advantages can amplify digital transformation effect.
Second, the nature of property rights has a significant regulatory effect. The digital return rate of state-owned
enterprises is 11.2% higher than that of non-state-owned enterprises. However, non-state-owned enterprises
face stronger financial constraints, highlighting their need to balance investment in digital transformation with
financial health. Third, the heterogeneity analysis found that the incentive effect of management shareholding on
the new productivity of state-owned enterprises (0.349) is much higher than that of non-state-owned enterprises
(0.040), and the positive impact of enterprise size is universal. This study provides new empirical evidence for
understanding the impact of digital transformation on corporate new productivity, and reveals the key role of the
nature of property rights in this process.
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by Zhengyu Guo
2025,7(2);
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This paper delves into the pivotal role of intellectual property (IP) in the commercialization
of unmanned vehicle technology, taking DiDi’s autonomous driving subsidiary as a prime example. It
comprehensively analyzes how various forms of IP rights, such as patents, trademarks, and trade secrets, impact
technological innovation, market competition, and business expansion within the unmanned vehicle industry.
Through an in - depth case study of DiDi’s IP - related strategies, practices, and their real - world implications,
this study aims to provide valuable insights and guidance for enterprises involved in the development and
commercialization of unmanned vehicle technology.
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by Yongjun Cai
2025,7(2);
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This study examines the trend of digital transformation in university teaching materials and investigates
the acceptance of digital teaching materials among students in Guilin universities through questionnaires and
semi-structured interviews. The findings reveal that the majority of students with experience using digital
teaching materials exhibit a positive attitude toward them, demonstrating a high level of acceptance, particularly
in terms of improving learning efficiency and facilitating interactive communication. However, challenges persist
in practical use, including poor technical adaptability and a lack of prominent personalization in the design of
teaching material content. Finally, based on the survey results, corresponding suggestions for transformation
pathways are proposed.
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by Bingfeng Hou
2025,7(2);
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The Sino-US trade frictions have brought both challenges and opportunities for the upgrading of
China’s manufacturing industry chain. This paper analyzes the negative impacts such as supply chain disruption
and market access limitations, as well as positive effects like incentivizing domestic innovation and market
diversification. It proposes countermeasures including technological innovation, policy support, market
expansion, talent development, and international cooperation to promote the upgrading of China’s manufacturing
industry chain in the new context.
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by Jingxuan Tang
2025,7(2);
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Objective: To explore the multidimensional influence of sustainable digital marketing strategy on
long-term value growth of enterprises, taking customers' life cycle value, brand value and long-term enterprise
value growth as the research objects.Methods: With mathematical model of customer life cycle value, brand
value and long-term enterprise value growth, etc.combined with the simulation experiment, different digital
marketing strategies were simulated and analyzed, and the effectiveness of the strategies were evaluated by
experimental data comparison.Results: The experimental results showed that the optimized digital marketing
strategy (Strategy B) could increase annual customer revenue, brand market share and customer satisfaction.At
the same time, it could also improve corporate revenue, profit margin, market share and other indicators.Through
the implementation of optimized strategy, long-term corporate value growth became evident.The research results
showed that after the optimization, customers' life cycle value could increase from $4, 263 to $6, 491, brand
value could rise from $3.2 million to $5.2 million, and long-term corporate value could grow from $1.054 billion
to $1.504 billion.Conclusion: Sustainable digital marketing strategy could influence long-term enterprise value
growth.
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by Ying Zhang
2025,7(2);
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With the vigorous development of the tourism industry, travel agencies, as organizers and providers
of tourism activities, have a direct impact on tourists’travel experiences and the sustainable development of the
industry through the quality of their services.This paper discusses the main issues currently facing travel agency
service quality, including severe product homogenization, uneven quality of tour guide services, and lack of
after-sales service.Based on these issues, management strategies are proposed from multiple dimensions such as
product innovation management, tour guide team construction, customer relationship management, and internal
quality management, aiming to help travel agencies improve service quality, enhance market competitiveness,
and promote the healthy development of the tourism industry.
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by Yunzhi Lin
2025,7(2);
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This study investigates the reason for the failure of Bill Hwang. We analyzed the application of total
return swap(TRS) in this event and its two advantages: good concealment and ability for high leverage. We
concluded that the failure of Bill Hwang is due to over-leveraged position by using TRS. This article also gives
some advice on the regulatory of TRS.
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by Tingni Li
2025,7(2);
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Amid the accelerated development of global free trade ports, the cultivation of modern logistics
management talents faces dual challenges of digital transformation and international supply chain restructuring.
This paper analyzes the driving effects of free trade port policies on logistics industry upgrading, revealing
core issues in current talent cultivation including outdated curriculum systems, insufficient industry-education
integration, lack of international platforms, and weak digital competencies among faculty. Proposing
transformation paths through government-industry-university-research-application collaboration mechanisms, it
designs dual-core curriculum modules, virtual simulation platforms, and international qualification certification
systems. Emphasizing the integration of policy guidance, technological innovation, and educational reform, the
study aims to cultivate compound logistics talents with cross-border operational capabilities and digital literacy.
The research provides theoretical frameworks and practical references for logistics education reform under free
trade port strategies, supporting regional economic development.
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by Manshan Luo, Jiaqi Lan
2025,7(2);
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Private colleges and universities are an important force in China’s higher education system, but
they still face outstanding problems such as ambiguous positioning, resource constraints, weak teachers and
imperfect evaluation mechanisms in talent cultivation. Aiming at the problems of lagging industrial demand
in professional settings, insufficient depth of school-enterprise cooperation and lagging feedback in teaching,
this study puts forward a systematic improvement path: building an ecological system of industry-education
integration, innovating the “four-step progression” practice model, promoting digital transformation and faculty
reengineering, and guaranteeing the implementation of the system through the mechanisms of governance
reform, resource sharing and developmental evaluation. Implementation is guaranteed through mechanisms
such as governance reform, resource sharing and developmental evaluation. Practice shows that by accurately
matching industrial demand, optimizing resource allocation and strengthening the closed loop of quality, private
colleges and universities can effectively improve the employment quality and social adaptability of graduates,
and provide high-quality applied talents to support regional development. The study provides operable solutions
for private colleges and universities to crack development bottlenecks and realize connotative transformation.
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by Chengyin Gao, Lin Li
2025,7(2);
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Under the interdisciplinary education model, the integration of fiscal accounting and big data courses
is crucial for cultivating interdisciplinary talents. Current challenges include fragmented content, insufficient
faculty expertise, mismatched teaching resources, and outdated evaluation methods. This study analyzes
integration practices and proposes solutions such as modular curriculum systems, collaborative faculty training,
scenario-based case libraries, and process-oriented assessments. These reforms aim to enhance interdisciplinary
convergence and pedagogical innovation, offering theoretical and practical insights for cultivating digital talents
in public finance.
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by Xingfu Ni, Jiatong Dui, Yi Peng, Zhiran Hu
2025,7(2);
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Digital inclusive finance, a blend of traditional finance and emerging tech, eases SMEs’ financing woes.
Commercial banks are using AI and other new tech to drive inclusive finance. This paper analyzes 458 CNKI
articles on “digital inclusive finance * commercial banks” from 2016 - 2024 with CiteSpace. The study reveals
new tech has spurred commercial banks’ digital transformation, allowing traditional banks to better serve low -
income groups and micro - enterprises.
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