Influence Of Economic Globalization Research Articles

Research on identification, classification, and policy development for urban shrinkage: A case study of Liaoning Province, China

Under the influence of economic globalization and the transformation of pillar industries, cities are facing phenomena such as slow economic growth and population outflow, which indicate urban shrinkage. However, the theoretical framework for this phenomenon remains incomplete, and measurement standards are inconsistent. Therefore, studying urban shrinkage is of significant importance. This paper analyzes the current status and causes of urban shrinkage in Liaoning Province, China, and proposes an accurate model for identifying shrinkage. It utilizes a two-step diagnostic method that incorporates both one-dimensional and multidimensional approaches to identify shrinking cities and applies systematic clustering methods to categorize urban population changes. By observing and analyzing the population and economic data of 30 cities over 12 years, this study assesses urban shrinkage from the perspectives of population change and multivariate indicators. It identifies five cities with significant shrinkage, categorized into mild, moderate, and severe levels. Based on multiple linear regression and grey relational analysis, the study examines the impact of socio-economic factors on population changes and offers corresponding development suggestions.

Economic Globalization, Renewable Energy, and CO2 Emissions in Selected Emerging Countries

The phenomenon of economic globalization (EG) has a significant impact on CO2 emissions in emerging countries. This research seeks to examine the influence of EG and renewable energy consumption (REC) on CO2 emissions by utilizing secondary data from the World Bank spanning the years 2000 to 2022. The study hypothesizes that EG contributes to higher CO2 emissions, whereas the REC leads to a reduction in CO2 emissions. This study uses the Data Regression Results Panel with a Random Effect Model to analyze the data. The results show that EG contributes to economic growth accompanied by increased CO2 emissions. Rapid increases in economic activity and industrialization, often driven by FDI and international trade, lead to increased use of fossil energy and CO2 emissions. These findings support the pollution haven hypothesis that suggests that high-polluting production tends to move to countries with looser environmental regulations. However, the study also found that increased REC is associated with a decrease in CO2 emissions. The theoretical significance of the results of this study shows that while EG can drive economic growth, it also has a negative impact on the environment. In practical terms, this research underscores the necessity for policies that promote the use of renewable energy, enhance energy efficiency, and enforce stringent environmental regulations to mitigate the adverse environmental effects of economic globalization. Measures such as the promotion of renewable energy, the transfer of green technologies, increasing public awareness of environmental sustainability, diversifying the economy into greener sectors, and developing green infrastructure are essential.

Retracted: Research on the Influence of Economic Globalization on International Relations in the Background of Big Data and Internet of Things

Retracted: Research on the Influence of Economic Globalization on International Relations in the Background of Big Data and Internet of Things

Analysis of the Problems Between International Investment Law and the Protection of Labor Rights of Multinational Companies - A Case Study of "Sweatshop"

In recent years, under the influence of economic globalization, the development of international law has also shown a corresponding humanistic trend. That is, while solving problems from the perspective of the country, it also began to pay attention to the protection of the well-being of individual citizens and the whole society. This paper uses the case analysis method to consider the problems between international investment law and the protection of multinational company labor rights and interests by analyzing the specific cases of "sweatshops". In the study of sweatshop cases, the author found four main reasons for the formation and spread of sweatshops, as follows: 1. The management system of enterprises; 2. The supervision of the government and trade unions has not been implemented; 3. Jurisdiction is unclear in international law; 4. The legislation on labor rights is not perfect in international investment law and international trade law. And put forward the corresponding suggestions for the four problems found.

Building responsive and resilient supply chains: Lessons from the COVID‐19 disruption

Building responsive and resilient supply chains: Lessons from the <scp>COVID</scp>‐19 disruption

Impact of educational attainment and economic globalization on obesity in adult females and males: Empirical evidence from BRICS economies.

Obesity has considerably increased since 1980 and become a global epidemic. Obesity-related health problems and the negative social and economic implications of obesity have led international institutions and countries to combat it. This study investigates the role of educational attainment and economic globalization in the global prevalence of obesity in samples of adult females and males in BRICS economies for 1990-2016 through causality and cointegration tests. The results of the causality tests reveal that educational attainment and economic globalization have a significant influence on obesity in both adult females and males in the short run. Furthermore, cointegration analysis indicates a negative effect of educational attainment on obesity in all BRICS economies in the long run, but the influence of economic globalization on obesity differs among the BRICS economies. Furthermore, the negative influence of educational attainment on obesity is revealed to be relatively higher in females than males.

Cross-border E-commerce Trademark Translation Guided by Skopos Theory

Under the influence of economic globalization, the world's commodity trade is becoming more and more frequent, and the competition between the same type of products is becoming more intense in the process of broadening the international market. Therefore, trademark translation is more important for the cultural fit of the corresponding consumer countries. From the perspective of translation purpose theory, this paper studies the translation of some cross-border e-commerce commodity trademarks, analyzes the problems existing in the translation of cross-border e-commerce commodity trademarks, and puts forward countermeasures to improve the translation of trademarks.

The Dynamic Evolution of Global Energy Security and Geopolitical Games: 1995~2019.

Under the influence of economic globalization, the internationalization trend of energy security issues has become increasingly prominent. This paper adopts the natural discontinuity grading method to classify the energy security status of 102 countries into five categories: Best, Better, Good, Poor and Worse types; reveals the dynamic evolution characteristics and main formation mechanisms of world energy security; and puts forward the game focus of future energy geopolitics. The results show that: (1) during 1995-2019, global energy security presents local turbulence and an overall "J" shaped trend; (2) the global energy security pattern coincides with the international geopolitical order. The countries with the "Best" energy security are found in Western Europe and North America while the countries with "Poor" or "Worse" energy security are located in Asia and the less developed regions of Africa; (3) the main reason why developed economies have better energy security is due to their high energy use efficiency, while developing countries lag behind mainly because of their lower innovation capacity, lower productivity and lower disposable income; and (4) the global energy security landscape is expected to be affected by the changing US-China relationship, coercive energy transition and the uncertainty of the political environment.

Research on the Influence of Economic Globalization on International Relations in the Background of Big Data and Internet of Things

Under the current background of the continuous development of big data and Internet of Things technology, the ability to collect and process data has become one of the core competitiveness of the country. A good information management model can help the country obtain more information resources and take the lead in the competition of national power. More opportunities to get more benefits. At the same time, economic globalization is no longer just a concept. Countries have become global economic villages, and the relations between countries have undergone tremendous changes in the context of technological and economic globalization. Research on the impact of changes in relations between countries can enable us to formulate effective diplomatic strategies to defend territory and sovereignty. At the same time, it can also allow us to recognize the current international situation and understand the laws of social development as a whole. Economic globalization has become more realistic in the current era of the Internet of Everything, and it has become an unchangeable form of development. Big data has changed the development model of the economy and various industries and has also added new forecasting tools to the development of international relations. International relations have also become closer in this context, and international culture, politics, and economy are almost integrated into a whole. This paper first analyzes the basic concepts of big data, the Internet of Things, economic globalization, and international relations and then describes the profound impact of economic globalization on international relations under the background of big data and the Internet of Things from the perspectives of culture, politics, and economy, using the method of online questionnaire survey to interview the diplomatic staff of different countries and using the statistical analysis method to analyze the obtained questionnaire data, and finally obtain the background of big data and the Internet of Things and the different effects of economic globalization on international relations effect of direction. The contribution of this paper is to provide innovative solutions to promote the development of relations between countries in the context of big data and the Internet of Things.

Exploration and reflection on the construction of mixed first-class college english curriculum in application-oriented local colleges and universities

Under the influence of economic globalization, information technology is widely used in various fields. Under this background, the development of China's higher education also presents new characteristics of the times. This paper takes the mixed first-class curriculum construction of college English as the research object, and describes its current research status in detail. A series of problems are summarized, such as the unclear concept of curriculum construction in applied local colleges and universities, the backward level of mixed teaching informatization, and the solidification of mixed teaching forms of college English; In response to the above problems, we will explore and reflect, and formulate solutions to improve the scientific cognition of first-class curriculum construction, promote the deep integration of information technology and curriculum construction, and strengthen the transformation of college English mixed first-class curriculum teaching.

Developing a Comprehensive Assessment Model of Social Value with Respect to Heritage Value for Sustainable Heritage Management

By the end of the 20th century, the influence of economic globalization had impacted many aspects of society, including in particular cultural heritage. Additionally, economic globalization has brought a ‘compression’ of the cultures of different ethnic groups and regions around the world. Due to the loss of cultural confidence and economic benefits, many historical areas with cultural and social significance are no longer protected and valued. If this deficit is to be addressed, then the evaluation of heritage value is an important step in establishing effective conservation policies. China’s Grand Canal is a case in point. The loss of historical culture in the past 30 years, often due to the increasing numbers of both large and small developments, has given rise to the forfeit and distortion of many historically significant areas of China’s Grand Canal towns and cities. This research proposes a qualitative and quantitative methodology to develop a comprehensive assessment model of social value with respect to heritage value. The methodology selected conceptual framework, and questionnaire surveys as major approaches to the development of the research and is applied to the Grand Canal towns of Nanyang, Wuzhen, Tongli and Nanxun. The conceptual framework is used to establish the indicators and hypotheses for the evaluation of social value in order to develop a comprehensive assessment model for sustainable heritage management.

Hukum Keluarga Islam Di Brunei Darussalam

This article tries to explain how to reform the field of Islamic family law in Brunei Darussalam while at the same time describing the background and product of family law reform itself. The data used in this study is a qualitative study, then the method used is descriptive-analytical. With conclusions that include, first, family law is a law that has provisions on the territory of family members within the scope of the household which includes certain fields such as marriage, descent, maintenance, hadhanah, guardianship, and inheritance. Second, the background of the birth of Islamic law reform that occurred in this era was caused, among other things, to fill the legal vacuum because the norms contained in the fiqh books did not regulate it, while the legal needs of society continued to grow, the influence of economic globalization and science and technology, the influence of reforms. in various fields that provide opportunities for Islamic law to become a reference in national law, the influence of reforming Islamic legal thought, both by foreign Islamic law experts and national Islamic law experts, especially regarding the development of science and technology as well as gender issues and thirdly, the product of family law reform in Brunei Darussalam is divided into two scopes, namely munakahat and Mawaris, where part of the munakahat itself includes, Marriage Registration, Minimum Age Restriction for Marriage, Role of Marriage Guardian, Polygamy, Divorce, Khulu', Rujuk. Whereas in Mawaris it includes mandatory wills.

Improving Translation Teaching for Transnational Business: Voices of Translators from Chinese Enterprises in Africa

ABSTRACT Under the influence of economic globalization, Chinese enterprises are seeking more international market shares, and Africa is one of their crucial markets. This calls for translators who are experienced in multilingual business communication, which brings a challenge for business translation education in Chinese universities. In this paper, a qualitative case study is used to explore the perceptions of a cohort of translators working for globalized enterprises in Africa. This study uses a practical and bottom-up perspective to examine the status quo and the challenges encountered by translators in a transnational business setting. These translators’ experiences and reflections offer a close-up view of communication and language services in Chinese transnational enterprises, and solutions are suggested for improving the teaching of business translation at universities in this era of international transactions. The practitioners’ suggestions offer insights into business translation teaching in Chinese universities and other parts of the world.

The influence of regional preferential trade agreements on international manufacturing trade in value-added: Based on the complex network method.

Based on a new trade accounting method—the trade in value-added accounting method—this paper constructs the international manufacturing trade in value-added networks and preferential trade agreement (PTA) networks and uses the complex network analysis method to explore the relations between PTA and international manufacturing trade in value-added from the perspective of the global value chain. The results are as follows: (1) Over the years, the international manufacturing trade in value-added networks and PTA networks has shown a significant clustering effect, and the size of networks has grown rapidly. (2) The TEX, DVA and FVA networks of the international manufacturing value added trade over the years can be divided into two societies in the Asia-Pacific region and the European region. This division just reflects the different modes of division of labor in the manufacturing value chain of the two major economic regions in the world. (3) QAP analysis shows that the influencing factors of the traditional gravity model can still explain the manufacturing trade network and its value-added trade network, while the influence of economic globalization, the enlargement of the EU and the internationalization strategy of enterprises, the PTA network and manufacturing value-added the relationship between trade networks changed from positive to negative in 2004.

Analyze the Development of Public English Courses education in Vocational schools Based on AI and Big Data

Under the influence of economic globalization, more and more technical talents with good English expression ability are needed in modern society. At present, public English has become a compulsory course in vocational school. In order to train talents loved by enterprises, vocational school organize various education activities that are conducive to public English Learning under the background of national education reform. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the development of public English Courses education in Vocational schools Based on AI big data. This paper summarizes the latest research progress of big data analysis method based on AI technology. This paper analyzes the research status of machine learning in big data environment. Then this paper proposes a personalized and developmental curriculum education model. The model is based on the big data composed of classroom education, extracurricular self-study and part of daily life. Through data mining technology, the evaluation of each student in the course of learning is given. The results show that the failure rate and the average rate of the class are greatly reduced, and the good rate is increased from 30% to 66%.

Тенденції та перспективи розвитку хлібопекарського виробництва в європейських країнах

The purpose of the article is to assess the development trends of the production of bakery products in the countries of the European space and the possibilities of the national industry to strengthen its positions in the domestic and foreign markets. Research methods. The research used the methods of theoretical generalizations, dynamical, statistical comparisons and groupings  to analyze trends in the development of bakery production and assess the development of individual countries according to the selected system of indicators; economic and statistical analysis  to determine the level of mutual influence of factors and forecast estimates. Research results. On the basis of the proposed methodological approach and the selected system of indicators, trends in the development of the bakery industry in European countries are studied. The mutual influence of factors of the macroeconomic environment on the development of bakery production has been determined, in particular: total income from product sales; capital investment; GDP per capita; wages; exchange rate. The influence of economic globalization on the expansion of exports of bakery products is revealed. The dynamics of production and export of bakery products is estimated. Based on the experience of developed countries and existing trends, the author suggests ways of developing the national bakery market. Scientific novelty. The market shares of manufacturers in the bakery market and the share of industrial products in the total consumption of bread products in Ukraine, the influence of price factors on the formation of demand for bread and flour in European countries have been established. It has been substantiated that the main trends of the European bakery market, which will continue in the future, are: an increase in the total volume of industrial production in the EU as a whole; growing demand for functional types of products, production of flour mixtures for the needs of bakery enterprises for a given range of bakery products; diffusion of innovations in consumer packaging and semi-finished products; preservation of national traditions of consumption of flour products. The article reveals the dependence of the total income of the bakery industry on the volume of capital investment, growth in average wages and the volume of gross domestic product per capita, which is typical for Ukraine and developing countries. Practical significance. Designed for experts in the field of economics of the food industry and the bakery industry, scientific workers, teachers, graduate students and students of higher educational institutions. The results of the study can be used by specialists to assess the level of development of bakery production in individual countries of the European space, by government officials when choosing directions for food policy, by researchers to expand the scope of research. Tabl.: 3. Figs.: 7. Refs.: 39.

A Quantitative Investment Model Based on Random Forest and Sentiment Analysis

In recent years, under the influence of economic globalization and anti-globalization, the stock market has experienced great fluctuations in China. Quantitative investment has attracted a lot of attention because of its characteristics of maintaining stable returns. Existing research is unilaterally based on quantitative data or qualitative data for analysis to construct a quantitative investment model. This paper considers both quantitative and qualitative data to construct a more comprehensive model than that in the past. Based on the optimized database, we present a combinational model named RF-SA, which is composed of random forest and sentiment analysis model. First of all, this paper uses the SBS algorithm to select the characteristics of stock transaction historical data, optimizes the prediction database, reduces data redundancy, and improves the accuracy of the model. Secondly, we analyze the characteristics of the Chinese stock market and study the advantages and disadvantages of many data mining algorithms, and select random forest model, the most suitable model, to build the first step of stock selection model. Then, through the analysis of public opinion, the confidence index of the stockholders is calculated; on this basis, the results of the RF model and the confidence index are combined to make a second choice for the stock, and the quantitative investment portfolio is obtained, and excess returns can be obtained. The results of empirical data show that, the RF-SA model obtains a higher rate of return than the investment model of the Shanghai Stock Index.

Integration of Chinese Traditional Cultural Elements in Modern Graphic Design Teaching Based on Big Data Analysis

Traditional culture is a reflection of the simple customs, living beliefs and social environment of the Chinese nation, which is very important for the development of the country. Under the influence of economic globalization, Chinese traditional culture has been widely used in modern graphic design teaching. It not only provides rich information for graphic design teaching in China, but also has great significance for the development of Chinese culture and art. The purpose of this article is to study the fusion of traditional Chinese cultural elements in modern graphic design teaching based on big data analysis. This article proposes the integration of classroom teaching and practice, and vigorously implements the “combination of training and training” teaching mode, with “on-site teaching” as the main form. Adding traditional graphic creative design, you can try to design and design works with a sense of the times and history, while mixing with the students’ own, and different emotional factors experienced from traditional culture. Strengthen students’ research and study of traditional cultural theories. In terms of experiments, by conducting a questionnaire survey on students of graphic design in a vocational college, students’ expectations for the form of the course and their views on the role of modern graphic design are obtained. It was concluded that 25% of the students said that they like the teaching style that integrates culture and life. More than half of the students think that graphic design is the carrier of folk culture.

Language, Identity, and Transnational Communication: Chinese Business Expatriates in Africa

Introduction: Under the influence of economic globalization, many enterprises are seeking more markets in developing countries, and more Chinese business expatriates are being sent to work in host countries. This study explores Chinese business expatriates’ communication experience and identity work in three African countries, and their perceptions of the functions of English or the local language in transnational business communication. About the case: This article explores the following research questions: 1. How do Chinese business expatriates experience their cultural and national identity when using a foreign working language in a host country? 2. How do Chinese business expatriates evaluate the functions of a foreign language in their transnational communication? 3. What suggestions can be provided for future business expatriates and their transnational/globalizing companies? Situating the case: The process of identity construction and business expatriates’ identity work in a host space are interpreted in the context of Hofstede and Hofstede's acculturation curve. Other key concepts related to transnational business communication, including third space as defined by Bhabha, are also addressed. Methods/approach: Using a case study approach, the researchers examine four participants’ transnational business communication experiences and interpret their identity work through the data collected in the form of interviews. Results/discussion: The researchers find that the business expatriates realized the importance of English or local language communication competence in a transnational business space, although they still kept their Chinese cultural and national identity. Conclusions: This study contributes to transnational business communication by helping professionals to understand the language and cultural challenges faced by Chinese business expatriates, and offers suggestions for globalizing companies that send employees to host countries.

El bien común y el buen vivir frente a la globalización económica

El Art. 83 de la Constitución de la República establece como un deber de los ecuatorianos promover el “bien común” y el “buen vivir”. El bien común nos conduce a la reflexión metafísica del conocimiento filosófico; en tanto que el buen vivir, a la puesta en práctica de una tesis política, económica, cultural y social de los saberes del intelecto humano. Desde esta perspectiva nos preguntamos? Cuál es la influencia de la globalización económica en el ámbito del “bien común “ y “buen vivir”?.&#x0D; &#x0D; Se parte del criterio que el “bien común” es lo genérico y el “buen vivir” es lo específico. Se deduce que el “bien común” tiene como propósito el “buen vivir”, y a la inversa, se induce que el “buen vivir” tiene como objetivo “el bien común”. Ambas categorías jurídicas representan la búsqueda del bienestar material y espiritual del ser social. El “bien común” es el fin del Estado; y que el trayecto del “buen vivir es la aplicación del régimen jurídico del buen vivir establecido en el Art. 341 y 342 de la Constitución de la República y que el camino pedregoso para llegar a ello es la aplicación de la justicia, la igualdad, la libertad, la equidad y solidaridad humana.&#x0D; &#x0D; Del análisis realizado se parte de la concepción de que actual proceso de globalización económica se encuentran implicados la mayor parte de los países del mundo, hecho que no se producía a principios del siglo XX, cuya construcción de los mercados globales corresponde a los intereses de las empresas multinacionales que han minado la soberanía de los países subdesarrollados en cuanto a decisiones económicas, políticas y sociales; en la que podemos afirmar que se ha configurado una economía mundial cualitativamente distinta de la que existía hace unas décadas; que ha modificado una cultura propia de cada región; ha desplazado la mano de obra y la transparencia de conocimientos tecnológicos a través de las fronteras internacionales y sus efectos culturales, políticos y medioambientales; y se ha impuesto el sistema neoliberal, el capital y la tecnología en detrimento de la mayoría de la población nacional y mundial.