Current Developments on the Chinese Real Estate Market
This paper examines the current situation in the Chinese property market. We have analyzed the current literature and statistics for this purpose. The analysis of these four perspectives shows the current complex environment in the property sector.
Is Agile Scrum Improving IT Project Outcomes?
The study findings suggest that across the project measures of cost control, schedule management and scope handling, no demonstrative benefit was derived from the adoption of Agile Scrum. However, the findings did indicate moderate gains in the measures of quality control, benefits realization, stakeholder connection and as a result overall project satisfaction.
A Social Contract with Humans and Nature Center Stage
The paper presents political win-win-win model, we will explore pitfalls and obstacles as well as means of striving toward a consensus, which a new social contract requires. The win-win-win model offers strategic potential by combining different research fields such as game theory and behavioral science, the choice problem, the decision making problem, the ultimate game etc.
Navigating Livelihood Challenges: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Socioeconomic Landscape in Rural Bangladesh during COVID-19 and post-COVID Era
The objective of this study is to explore these impacts. The result shows that 60% of marginal people have received the vaccine whereas 40% of marginal people have not yet received the vaccine. This study demonstrates that 76% of marginal people have taken debt during the covid-19. Among them, 13% could not repay their loans.
The Functions of the Brazil Federal Court of Accounts in the Improvement of Public Administration
This article aims to analyze the control benefits exercised by the Brazil Federal Court of Accounts – TCU to improve Public Administration, considering that an extensive range of studies has been developed on public efficiency, but without considering the aspect of control as an essential instrument of this transformation.
Sentiment Analysis, Social Media and Urban Economics
The research compares the predictive capacity of Twitter sentiment regarding Covid-19 with traditional housing price predictors, such as structural and neighbourhood characteristics. Findings indicate that utilizing Twitter sentiment related to Covid-19 yields superior predictions compared to relying solely on traditional predictors, outperforming two specific traditional predictors.