The Innovative Design of Inter-bank Bond Market System
Presently, the development of China’s capital market is characterized by the slow development of bond market, so the establishment of a multi-level capital market needs more development led by the inter-bank bond market. The content and suggestion of innovative design of inter-bank bond market are discussed from the macro aspects of distribution system, transaction system, market-maker system and regulatory mechanisms. Key words: Inter-Bank bond market; System; Innovation
A Study on Competence Sets Expansion Facing on Engineering Management Decision
Engineering management decision making is a complicated system problem whose traits are multiple persons and multiple objective. There are much uncertain influence factors during its decision making process which requires decision-makers and participants expanding their competence set. Competence set expansion refers to decision-makers and participants to make decision of expanding from the obtained competence set to the required one of resolving problem on a particular issue in a limited time. This paper establishes the multiple persons and multiple objective competences set expansion model combining with the traits of engineering management decision making, it can lay a necessary theoretical foundation of research on engineering management decision making and analysis problem. Key words: Decision model; Multi-person and multi-objective; Competence set expansion
Implementation of Tourism Satellite Account: Assessing the Contribution of Tourism to the Croatian Economy
Compiling the indicators of tourism consumption and the output of tourism industries, Tourism Satellite Account (TSA) provides a framework for internationally harmonized measurements of direct macroeconomic contribution of tourism. Ivandic and Marusic provide a detailed methodological approach for the transfer of TSA theoretical concepts to the assessment of tourism economic contribution on the case of the Croatia. Giving that the TSA compilation is still characterized by a surprisingly wide range of ‘styles’ used, the chapter contributes to a better understanding of the issues related to measurement of direct tourism impacts. It also gives a set of baseline criteria for resource allocation within tourism policy and the further evaluation of its effectiveness.