The use of e-wallets is increasing in Indonesia, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. The most popular digital wallets in Indonesia, such as Go-Pay, OVO, ShopeePay, Dana, and LinkAja, have adapted the mobile banking system, making it easy for users to download the app through the Play Store or App Store. According to Insight Asia, DANA is ranked third in terms of number of users after Gopay and OVO, with 221 respondents from major Indonesian cities. As an e-wallet platform created by PT Espay Debit Indonesi Koe Indonesia in 2018, DANA, as a local company, attracts people's interest and has become a popular choice. This study aims to identify the relationship and influence between Perceived Usefulness and Perceived Ease of Use on Decision to Use E-wallet, especially DANA, with Intention to Use E-wallet as an intervention variable. Through regression tests, the research findings show that Perceived Usefulness and Perceived Ease of Use have a positive and significant effect on Intention to Use DANA, and Intention to Use DANA has a significant effect on Decision to Use DANA. Intention to Use E-wallet mediates the relationship between Perceived Usefulness and Perceived Ease of Use with Decision to Use DANA. This result is obtained by looking at the results of statistical processing, where the p-value <0.005. These findings imply that the perceived usefulness and ease of use of the DANA application has the potential to encourage user interest in using e-wallets, which in turn can influence users' decisions to adopt DANA as an electronic payment method.

Economic law grows and develops because it is based on the rapid economic activity that exists throughout the world. The purpose and purpose of the birth of this economic law is to regulate and provide restrictions on all forms of economic activities to run according to norms, so as to minimize the neglect of people's rights and interests. This research uses normative juridical method. The purpose of the enactment of economic law in Indonesia is to regulate legal regulations so that pro- people policy making, especially in the field of economic planning, can be easier. In Indonesia's upcoming economic law, which according to the Working Group on Economic Affairs is seen as an issue that is still not sufficiently touched by Indonesian Corporate Law. The field of economics must be handled conceptually, systemically and professionally, but the field of economic law must be in line and in line with policy and decision-making in the field of economics.

The purpose of this study is to investigate how Batam City people's interest in purchasing Wardah face wash products is influenced by brand image and electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM). Consumer reviews on social media and internet platforms are a significant component in influencing consumers' shopping decisions in the current digital era. Additionally, building favorable opinions and boosting consumer interest in a product are significantly influenced by brand image. In this study, Wardah customers in Tiban, Batam City, were given a distributed survey using a quantitative methodology. The dependent variable is purchase interest, and multiple linear regression is used to examine the partial and simultaneous effects of the independent variables (electronic word-of-mouth and brand image). The study's conclusions demonstrate that brand image and electronic word-of-mouth have a favorable and significant influence on Batam City residents' interest in purchasing Wardah face cleanser. The results of this study should help businesses create more successful marketing plans, particularly when it comes to using digital communication's power and enhancing brand perception.

One of the main Web3 applications is Non-Fungible Tokens, blockchain-based certificates to keep track of the ownership of unique digital or physical assets. Nowadays, there is no standard method to evaluate an NFT, and only for a trait-based collection can we rely on the rarity score, which estimates the scarcity of the traits of the NFT. However, rarity is unsuitable for describing the price of a token in a volatile market, and it is not a good price indicator because a token’s price is strictly related to external unpredictable events and the interest people have in specific assets. In this paper, we propose an evaluation model called The Popularity Model , that aims to evaluate NFTs based on marketability The Popularity Model is based on a set of indices which define a dynamic, socioeconomic indicator, with an antifraud system. We formalised and compared our popularity model and the rarity score to show their differences. Finally, we propose two applicable use cases in which the popularity index can be applied. The experiments show and confirm the utility and efficacy of the proposed evaluation model.

Bread is one of the most consumed staple foods in the world. With rising consumer awareness, interest in ancient grains and sourdough breads has increased. Interest in these breads is growing with healthy living, sustainability, and environmentally friendly approaches. Data were collected through face-to-face interviews with 415 people in Türkiye, a historically important region for ancient grains and sourdough. Consumers' bread purchasing habits, knowledge of heritage grains, the amount and variety of bread consumed, and their interest in health were determined. Chi-square analysis of the survey results indicated that the amount and variety of bread consumed are significantly influenced by individuals' socio-demographic characteristics. Among consumers, women, middle-aged individuals (36-55), individuals with a bachelor's degree (or higher), and those with a middle- to upper-middle income level place greater emphasis on the consumption of these breads. While people have a positive attitude toward sourdough bread and consume it frequently and in significant quantities, lower-income groups prefer to consume more bread at a lower price. With developing technology, communication networks, social media and logistics, people's interest and knowledge in healthy nutrition, sustainability, biodiversity and environmental protection instincts have become even more important.

Tari Sekapur Sirih is an important cultural heritage from Jambi Province, embodying philosophical and symbolic values. However, young generations' understanding of this traditional dance remains limited. This study aims to analyze the use of digital information media as an educational tool to introduce and preserve Tari Sekapur Sirih among young audiences. Using a qualitative descriptive method with data collected through observation, interviews, questionnaires, and literature review, the research found that interactive and multimedia digital media effectively enhance young people's interest and understanding of the dance’s cultural significance. Digital media bridges the gap between traditional cultural heritage and modern technology, fostering pride and awareness of cultural preservation. The study recommends developing richer digital content and stronger collaboration among cultural communities, media developers, and educational institutions to optimize cultural education through digital technology.

Competition is an indispensable element in the economic development of any nation. While driving forward economic progress, free competition also brings a series of negative consequences such as monopolies. Monopolistic practices in public utilities, cloaked in the guise of public authority, pose particularly grave dangers. Addressing this issue, the report of the 20th CPC National Congress emphasizes that economic development is a critical endeavor directly impacting the people's vital interests, and that antitrust enforcement stands as one of the key legal tools for maintaining stable economic order. Among the diverse domains of antitrust enforcement, the public welfare sector holds the most significant importance and enforcement demands. Research on antitrust regulation in the public sector must be grounded in the pain points of people's livelihoods and guided by practical needs. Building upon an analysis of monopolistic practices in the public sector, it should identify existing challenges and shortcomings in antitrust regulation and formulate regulatory solutions tailored to the unique characteristics of the public sector.

Effectiveness and efficiency of an add-on active outreach strategy on research enrollments in a drug intervention trial.

Focused interests are characterised by high attention and focus, and are commonly experienced by autistic people. While some research frames these interests as inflexible and non-social, other research has highlighted many positive impacts for autistic people. Research also shows that cultural activities, such as museum and art gallery visits, can facilitate and promote health, including mental health, in the general population. This study used an online mixed-methods survey to explore relationships between focused interests, motivation, museum/gallery attendance, and wellbeing for 45 autistic and 44 non-autistic participants. Findings include (a) both autistic and non-autistic participants reported having focused interests, which had a similar nature and served similar purposes for both groups; (b) exploring focused interests in museums/galleries related to more positive emotions during visits for both groups, but autistic individuals more frequently raised sensory and accessibility concerns; and (c) autistic participants reported significantly lower wellbeing, but focused interests, motivation, and museum/gallery attendance did not significantly impact wellbeing. Our findings highlight the deep meaning and positive impact of focused interests on autistic lives, the potential of galleries and museums to provide opportunities for the meaningful exploration of focused interests, and the importance of minimising accessibility barriers for autistic people in these spaces. Lay Abstract Some research says that focused interests – meaning interests to which people dedicate a lot of attention, time, and focus – are bad for autistic people, but other research indicates that focused they can be good in many ways, like helping in careers or education. Visiting galleries and museums can be good for human wellbeing, but we do not know if that works in the same way for autistic people specifically. This study looked at whether focused interests, motivation, and museum/gallery attendance contributed to better wellbeing for autistic adults. We also checked if non-autistic people had focused interests, and if there were any differences in autistic and non-autistic people's interests. We looked at the different experiences and needs of autistic and non-autistic people when visiting museums/galleries. To do this, we asked 45 autistic and 44 non-autistic adults to complete an online survey including ratings on scales and open text boxes. We analysed participants’ scale ratings using statistics, and their open answers using content analysis, which helps researchers find the most frequent categories in text. Autistic people's focused interests, motivation, and museum/gallery attendance did not impact their wellbeing in the statistical analysis, but some participants wrote that they used their focused interests to help their wellbeing and mental health. Autistic people reported focused interests more frequently than non-autistic people, but the content and purpose of their interests were similar. Both groups talked about good experiences in visiting museums/galleries and exploring their focused interests there, but autistic people specifically complained about environments that were not accessible. Our findings show that being able to explore focused interests in galleries and museums can lead to positive feelings, while barriers in the environment and accessibility issues can stop autistic people from enjoying their visits and exploring their interests.

Indonesia is a country with enormous opportunities in the agricultural sector, but its people's interest in working in the sector is low. This study aims to determine Generation Z's perception of technology-based agricultural technology education and to determine the role of technology in agriculture influencing Generation Z's interest in pursuing a profession as a farmer. The research method uses a qualitative descriptive approach with interviews with 12 informants, consisting of 6 main informants and 6 additional informants. The findings show that the use of augmented reality technology as an educational medium received a positive response from informants. Interactive visualizations, 3D images, and interesting learning experiences are considered very helpful in increasing understanding of the modern agricultural technology that is conveyed. After education based on augmented reality technology, there was a change in informants' interest in agriculture which was marked by an interest in re-engaging in similar activities and a desire to further explore the agricultural sector.

Drawing on a survey of 1,386 South Korean young adults, this study finds that news curation mediates the association between social media news use and political efficacy and participation. Analysis also reveals that political interest moderates the relationship between news curation and political efficacy and participation, with politically less interested people being more influenced by news curation than politically more interested people. The finding has significant implications as to how to rekindle young adults’ political involvement. This study contributes to the existing literature about social media’s impact on news consumption, by conceptualizing “news curation” as a unique method of engaging with social media and by illuminating its effects on democratic engagement.

With the continuous development of people's time and social needs, the transfer of old words and the emergence of new words have also expanded the content of readable dictionaries, but they still cannot meet the needs of the current Chinese language industry. Driven by big data technology, Chinese vocabulary design is also connected with computer networks, and big data databases emerge as the times require. It is imperative to establish a set of Chinese language database. On the basis of introducing the principles and methods of Chinese vocabulary database construction, this paper constructs a complete vocabulary database system, which not only realizes the statistics and classification of Chinese vocabulary, but also enhances people's interest in Chinese learning. The research results of the article show that the database carries out automatic word segmentation and part of speech tagging on the vocabulary, as well as manual proofreading and analysis. The results show that the noun part of speech accounts for the largest proportion of all parts of speech, reaching 46.4%. The noun, verb and adjective parts of speech account for 90.3% of the total morphemes, and the noun, verb and adjective combination of "2" is the majority category; the test value of the big data-driven model is the highest under the same experimental background. According to the experimental data, it can be seen that the recall value in the open test state is gradually decreasing. Under the system exchange test, the big data-driven database model shows quite good performance, and the recall, accuracy and F value are all above the performance of the other two models.

Cultural tourism plays an important role in preserving local historical and cultural tourism. However, young people's interest in cultural tourism is declining due to a lack of interesting information media. This study aims to design Augmented Reality (AR)-based information media at the Karangkamulyan Site, Ciamis Regency, to make cultural presentations more interesting and useful. The method used in this design is the Agile method. This study focuses on three main stages, namely planning, design, and development. Planning is carried out through interviews and literature studies, design includes product backlog and sprint planning, while the development stage produces wireframes and UML diagrams. The research results are the wireframe design of an AR application that has features such as AR Virtual Tour, About the Site, Site Map, Events, Facilities, and Feedback. This design is expected to increase the interest of the younger generation in cultural tourism.

Introduction: The President's authority to grant amnesty and abolition is a constitutional prerogative that provides flexibility in resolving legal issues with political and social implications, such as reconciliation and conflict resolution. Purposes of the Research: This research aims to provide a critical analysis regarding the granting of amnesty to Hasto Kristiyanto and the abolition granted to Tom Lembong from the perspective of constitutional law. Methods of the Research: This research is a normative legal study with a conceptual and legislative approach. Results Main Findings of the Research: The constitutional authority of the President to grant amnesty and abolition is a prerogative right that provides flexibility and special power to resolve legal issues related to political and social dimensions, such as reconciliation and conflict resolution. The case of granting amnesty to Hasto Kristiyanto and abolition to Tom Lembong has sparked a debate about the balance between the supremacy of law and political interests, where the decision has the potential to mature the subordination of law to political interests, thus demanding transparency and accountability so that the President's prerogative is not misused for short-term political gain. Therefore, a checks and balances mechanism involving the House of Representatives and high transparency must be implemented so that the President's authority can be exercised in an accountable manner and in favor of the people's interests as a whole.

The Chittagong Hill Tracts is a crucial geographical area in the south-eastern part of Bangladesh. Its area is about 13,300 square kilometres, which is one-tenth of the total area of Bangladesh. The region's diverse topography, cultural diversity, and natural resources make it richer than other regions. Most of the minority communities of Bangladesh live in this area. Being home to various small communities, lush green hills, and rich in natural resources, this region is the centre of people's emotions, love, and interest. The main objective of this research paper is to analyse the economic potential of the Chittagong Hill Tracts and the existing barriers to trade and commerce. This research paper is based on a qualitative method. Instead of collecting primary data for analysis, various reliable secondary data have been relied upon. Sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and small and cottage industries have massive potential for economic growth in the region. Essential agricultural products, including rubber, cashew nuts, coffee, bamboo, and bananas, as well as sectors like eco-tourism and community tourism, can make significant contributions to the national economy. However, there are many obstacles to achieving these goals. Prominent among them are land ownership disputes, conflict and extortion, unsafe environment, poor communication system, and lack of access to adequate financial support due to administrative complexities. Apart from this, institutional inequality and the lack of participation of local people in development activities are also significant challenges. The paper makes specific recommendations, including taking practical steps to resolve land disputes, improve connectivity, promote agro-industry, and formulate an integrated and inclusive economic development strategy. If these recommendations are implemented, the Chittagong Hill Tracts will emerge as an intense centre of economic growth in the country.

Muslims are required to pay zakat for those who have property that meets the provisions of Islamic law. The main function of zakat is as an instrument in encouraging the economy of the less fortunate community. One of the institutions that manages zakat, infaq and alms on a large scale is the national zakat agency BAZNAS. However, currently the community in Tebo Tengah District does not fully participate in paying zakat through the Tebo Regency National Zakat Agency, it is suspected that knowledge, belief and location are factors that influence the interest of the community in paying their zakat. Thus, it has an impact on the level of fundraising at BAZNAS Tebo Regency. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the relationship between the variables of knowledge, belief and location on the interest of the Tebo Tengah District community in paying their zakat at BAZNAS Tebo Regency, with a sample size of 100 respondents. This study uses quantitative methods and data analysis techniques using SPSS 25. The results of this study indicate that the partial test (t) shows that the knowledge variable has no effect on the interest variable, while the belief variable and location variable have a significant effect on the interest variable. The simultaneous test (f) shows that the variables of knowledge, trust and location together have a significant influence on the variable of people's interest in paying zakat to the national zakat collection agency in Tebo Regency.

The article explores the effectiveness of various methods for engaging university students aged 18–19 in dragon boat rowing. Special attention is paid to modern motivation strategies, including social media, school sports programs, community events, and specialized sports camps. The relevance of this study is driven by the need to create an adapted, scientifically grounded training program that takes into account the specific characteristics of the 18–19 age group and the cultural context of student youth. This approach aims not only to enhance physical fitness and motivation for rowing but also to foster sustainable health-preserving habits, which is particularly important in modern sports practice. The purpose of the study: the aim of the study is to develop and justify a health and recreational program in dragon boat rowing for university students. Methodology. The research involved a survey of 30 students from the National University of Physical Education and Sport of Ukraine (NUFESU), who were undergoing practical training in the field of dragonboat. Their motivational factors, interest levels, and methods of engagement in the training process were analyzed using both qualitative and quantitative indicators. Conclusions: the results show that the integration of traditional Chinese culture with modern technologies, particularly digital platforms, significantly increases young people's interest in this sport. The most effective methods were practical sessions that combined personal rowing experience with the development of team interaction and social support. The article also discusses the main barriers that limit youth participation in rowing and proposes solutions to overcome them. Overall, the results emphasize the necessity of a comprehensive approach that combines traditional teaching methods with innovative technologies to ensure sustained interest and involvement of university students in dragonboat .

The complex disruptions of the digital 4.0 era have minimized the youth’s role in contributing positively to development. Whereas, in the midst of global competition, that is vulnerable to hoaxes and weakens stability, their role is very much needed to encourage development and prevent national disintegration. Through its museums and historical sites, Jakarta can raise the spirits and role of young people because this city has a history as a symbol of nationalism and a meeting point for youth, which united the Indonesian nation during the independence era. The museum's potential is still hampered by a perception of exclusivity due to a lack of youth involvement in its activities. This is evident in the declining number of visitors, particularly among young people in Jakarta. To encourage young people's interest, the government needs to transform museums into agents of change, actively: 1) developing historical potential to transform the museum's function from "guardian" to "facilitator" of learning, social development, and innovation, 2) utilizing the potential of cultural heritage buildings and youth communities for more inclusive and dynamic management, 3) developing meaningful learning programs through the dissemination of knowledge and inspiration that encourage creativity and dialogue, and 4) advancing museums to adapt to the challenges of the times and remain relevant and contribute to development. This Policy Brief aims to recommend more inclusive and attractive museum policies so they can become agents of social change, contributing to the instilling of moral values and character building in young people.

Background: The current rapid development of the times has created the birth of the evolution of payment instruments such as e-wallets. The evolution of this means of payment facilitates human activities in terms of transactions. The ease, convenience, speed, and benefits offered by Payment System Service Providers (PJSP) such as e-wallets can attract people's interest in adopting this system. Purpose: This study examines the direct effects of perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, and e-service quality on sustained e-wallet use in Jayapura City, with customer satisfaction as a mediator. Design/methodology/approach: The research method adopted is quantitative, with an explanatory approach. The population in this study was the residents of Jayapura City, and the sampling technique was purposive, resulting in a sample size of 200 respondents. Data were collected via a questionnaire and then evaluated using SmartPLS v.4.1.0.6. Findings/Result: The findings show that perceived convenience does not affect long-term interest in using e-wallets. Meanwhile, perceived benefits, e-service quality, and customer satisfaction favourably and significantly impact sustained e-wallet usage. These findings also demonstrate that customer satisfaction can mediate the relationship between perceived convenience, perceived benefits, and e-service quality regarding Jayapura City residents' sustained interest in utilizing e-wallets. Conclusion: This study shows that the e-wallet payment system service provider can improve the services provided, increase the literacy of the people of Jayapura City regarding the operation of e-wallets and the urgency of using technology so that the people of Jayapura City are technology literate. In addition, the e-wallet should also be able to provide various promos that can attract the interest of the people of Jayapura City. Originality/Value (State of The Art): The findings of this research are intended as evaluation material and a basis for decision-making by e-wallet applications regarding interest in adopting e-wallets. Keywords: perceived benefits, e-service quality, customer satisfaction, sustainable interest, e-wallet

A profile of the hibiscus bud weevil intended for the use of interested laypersons with some knowledge of biology as well as academic audiences. The hibiscus bud weevil, a pest of China rose hibiscus, originates from northeastern Mexico and southern Texas and can cause large economic losses to hibiscus growers. This fact sheet provides nursery owners, homeowners, and other interested people with information on this serious pest.