Research on the operation of cultural capital in regional economy Take Xijiang in Guizhou as an example

In the process of globalization, the integration of world tourism is becoming more and more obvious. With the rapid development of China’s tourism industry, Tourism in many provinces and cities has become a pillar industry or key industry, The various risks it faces are also gradually highlighted. Driven by regional economy, the capitalization operation of national culture is considered to be an effective way to protect national culture and develop economy in ethnic areas. However, national culture has brought many social problems in the process of concrete operation. This paper discusses the realistic dilemma of cultural capitalization in the tourism development of Miao villages in Xijiang, This paper points out that only by clarifying the relationship between the stakeholders in the operation of cultural capital and further clarifying the marketing strategy of cultural capital operation can we ensure the sustainable development of national culture capitalization.

Empirical Study on the Influence of Cultural Distance and Board Capital on the Performance of Foreign Direct Investment of Beijing’s Cultural and Creative Enterprises

Based on the background that China enterprises are becoming more and more active in capital operation in the international scope, this paper selects 14 cultural and creative enterprises in Beijing as the research objects, and analyzes the relationship between cultural distance, geographical distance, capital elements of the board of directors and enterprises' FDI performance. This paper crawled data from the stock exchange and other websites, and further used SPSS data processing software to model and analyze the data obtained, and obtained the empirical research results as follows. The empirical results showed that cultural distance and geographical distance were significantly negatively correlated with FDI performance, which was consistent with the original research hypothesis of the paper. And among the capital factors of the board of directors, the gender diversity, education level, scale and internationalization degree of the board are significantly positively correlated with FDI performance. Finally, the corresponding conclusions and Suggestions are put forward according to the empirical analysis results.

Research on Incentive and restraint mechanism of capital operation of power grid enterprises under new development pattern

Under the new development pattern of dual circulation economy, the reform of state-owned enterprises has entered the deep water area, and the operating environment of power grid enterprises has changed significantly, which has a profound impact on the capital operation strategy and effect of the enterprises. This paper analyzes the new characteristics of capital operation of power grid enterprises under the new development pattern, constructs the incentive and restriction index system of capital operation of power grid enterprises, designs the incentive and restraint mechanism of capital operation of power grid enterprises, and verifies the scientificity and applicability of the mechanism by financial evaluation and analysis. The research results enrich the theory of capital operation management based on financial evaluation, and provide theoretical basis and practical reference for grid enterprises to optimize the distribution of capital investment and improve the efficiency of capital operation.

Exploring the Internetization of Private Finance

Following the two stages of booming and tightening supervision, Internet-based private finance is now exhibiting a slowdown in its development. Within the framework of the transaction cost theory, this study explores the motivations for and the boundaries of new business forms, and proposes that their continuous changes in the risk management mechanism, legal relations between transaction entities, and capital operation models have raised financial risks while elevating their own financial availabilities. The author then concentrates on the three core functions that stem from the functional financial theories and analyses the risks private finance has to take during its Internetization from the perspectives of capital flow and information flow. In the end, suggestions have been made from two aspects, the risk early warning and the combination of flexible and forceful supervision. The author points out that Internet-based private finance is an inevitable trend in the future. We should solve the existing problems and refrain from being held back for fear of a slight risk.

The Impact of the Reform of Factor Market-oriented Allocation on Grid Companies and Related Suggestions

On April 9, 2020, the CPC Central Committee and the State Council issued “Opinions on Building a More Complete System and Mechanism for Market-oriented Allocation of Factors” (hereinafter referred to as the Opinions), which made an important deployment to promote the five production factors to achieve a higher level of market-oriented allocation. As the key link of power allocation, Grid Companies are directly related to the economic and social development of the whole country. This paper analyzes the main contents of the opinions in detail, studies the impact of the opinions on power network planning and construction, labor employment, capital operation, technological innovation, the development of emerging industries of Grid Companies, and puts forward targeted suggestions to provide theoretical support for the development of Grid Companies.

Research on the Promotion Mechanism of “Innovation-Capital” Interactive Co-operation——Taking WuXi AppTec As an Example

Based on the case of WuXi AppTec, this paper explores the mechanism of private innovative enterprises to realize enterprise value growth through innovation-capital interaction in the framework of life growth cycle. This paper constructs a mechanism of interactive coexistence of innovation and capital, which has certain enlightenment and reference significance for innovative enterprises to realize technology catch-up and improve their independent innovation ability through capital operation.

Review on Seawater Greenhouse: Achievements and Future Development

Background: Seawater greenhouse (SWGH) is a technology established to overcome issues related to open field cultivation in arid areas like high temperatures and freshwater shortage. So far, five pilot Seawater greenhouses were built around the world; in Spain, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Australia and Somaliland. All the patents related to the Seawater greenhouse components and designs mentioned were reviewed. Methods:: The Seawater greenhouse adopts the humidification-dehumidification (HDH) concept where evaporated moisture from saline water source is condensed to produce freshwater within the greenhouse body. Many advancements have been made throughout the past 25 years to optimize the Seawater greenhouse by means of structural improvement, heat distribution, condenser design and material, source of feed water and the evaporator via both trial-and-error and simulation approaches. The latter included numerical, mathematical, analytical and artificial neural network simulations. Various condenser designs were adopted in order to increase freshwater production to meet the irrigation demand of the seawater greenhouse. Results and Conclusion: To make the Seawater greenhouse self-sufficient in terms of energy production, the use of renewable energies and nonconventional sources was also investigated like the use of geothermal, solar and wind energy to produce electricity for the greenhouse operation and for other requirements as well. The use of reverse osmosis along with reverse electro dialysis to produce freshwater and electricity in the seawater greenhouse, was also one of the ideas suggested to improve and solve the associated constraints. Direct contact dehumidification is another development suggested to improve the condensation rate. This new approach seems to be very promising as it involves low capital, operation and maintenance costs, high freshwater production, and fouling- and corrosion-free.

A Motif-Based Analysis to Reveal Local Implied Information in Cross-Shareholding Networks

Cross-shareholding is a new type of strategic means for capital operation and is an important component of corporate governance. With the increasing complexity of business motivation, the structure of a cross-shareholding network (CSN) is becoming more intricate, and it exposes various important local patterns with different economic functions. The goal of this paper is to uncover investment mechanisms and economic functions implied in cross-shareholding networks (CSNs) by analyzing the local characteristic patterns of company interactions. In this paper, we construct the CSNs of listed companies and extract the directed triadic motifs to reveal the evolutionary characteristics of local investment patterns at the company and industry levels. On the company level, we find that companies tend to form V-shaped structures with other companies, but bidirectional shareholding patterns and circular relationships in the triads are scarce. On the industry level, we identify the characteristic linking patterns of some industries with a role analysis of the industries. Furthermore, we detect the evolutionary characteristics of industry interrelationships in three implied patterns. Such a motif evolution analysis may provide valuable information for investors and supervisory departments that make decisions about investment portfolios and policy. Meanwhile, this study is also helpful for exploring the implied information in other empirical networks.