Trade Credit Insurance and Asymmetric Information Problem

Sokolovska, Olena

doi:10.1515/saeb-2017-0008

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“…The input image resolution, the width, and depth of the network are not independent of each other, but affect each other. By comprehensively optimising these three dimensions, the parameter amount and calculation amount of the model can be greatly reduced while achieving higher accuracy [12]. A convolutional layer j can be represented by the functional formula:…”

Section: Efficientnet Network Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Retracted: Investigating the interactive audio‐visual course mode for college English using virtual reality and artificial intelligence

2023

IET Software

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It is a way to improve students' reading skills and improve their reading efficiency to use strategies in college English audio-visual teaching to guide students to read on the basis of reading materials, stimulate the background knowledge in their minds and combine various schemata in their minds. This study firstly summarised the research on interactive teaching at home and abroad, and outlined the necessity and function of implementing interactive teaching in college English audio-visual. At the same time, the role of teachers and students in the interactive teaching process was analysed. Then an experimental study was carried out by taking college English audio-visual teaching materials as an example to discuss the specific methods of interactive teaching. After the experiment, a statistical analysis was made on the students' scores and questionnaires, and the following conclusions were drawn: Implementing interactive teaching improved students' performance and changed their study skills to a certain extent. Finally, through the analysis of the experimental conclusions, the impact of interactive teaching on students' performance and study habits was clarified. Finally, it was concluded that the interactive learning method could improve the students' learning efficiency by 25%.

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Section: Efficientnet Network Modelmentioning

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“…Business insurance will provide fundamental support for the effective development and sustainability of informal business enterprises across various sectors of the Nigerian economy (Osiki, 2020; see Figure 2). While this is a widely adopted practice in the western world (Schoenmaker & Sass, 2016;Sokolovska, 2017), we argue in this study that insurance coverage, apart from supporting the sustainability businesses. It will facilitate some intrinsic control measures required to ensure the insured business operations are on the right directions as well as maintain the trend of accountability that would lead to further development and contribution to the broad national economy (Adewole et al, 2017).…”

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Social services provision and stakeholder engagement in the Nigerian informal sector: A systemic concept for transformation and business sustainability

Ufua

Olujobi

Tahir

et al. 2022

Business and Society Review

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The informal business sector has made enormous contributions to Nigeria's economic growth and development, but this sector is not given the necessary attention to transforming these businesses toward sustainability. This study explores the depth of informal business sector practices in Nigeria. It underscores the inputs of stakeholders in the transformation of businesses in the Nigerian informal sector to increase tax remittances and employment generation for job security in the Nigerian economy. Also, it underpins value chain performances to transform the informal sector and rescue it from liquidation through voluntary company arrangements, administration, merger, takeover, and acquisition schemes. The study adopts a conceptual review. The research relies on extant literature relating to the antecedence of informal business sector activities in Nigeria. It relies on reports from tertiary data sources such as academic articles, books, newspapers, the Internet, and website sources. It further explores the views of researchers, covering the informal sector development and the support of the provisions of the social services in Nigeria. There is the absence of a model for the transformation and sustainability of the informal sector enterprises in Nigeria. This study recommends a model approach to address informal sector enterprises' issues and challenges necessary to transform the businesses into a formal status while supporting their sustainability and resilience.

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“…For next studies, we believe that the research should be extended by testing whether TC plays a role of substituting for bank credit as done by de Blasio (2005), continuing with testing of Meltzer's (1960) hypothesis and whether trade credit insurance (Sokolovska, 2017) may extend using of TC by firms. Adding other macroeconomic factors that might affect TC policies is also a further avenue of research.…”

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Determinants of Net Trade Credit: A Panel VAR Approach Based on Industry

Madaleno¹,

Bărbuță-Mișu²,

Deari³

2019

Prague Economic Papers

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This paper aims to study the dynamic relationship between dependent variables of trade credit (net trade credit to total assets and net trade credit to sales), and six independent variables (profit margin, liquidity ratio, and the dummies collection, credit, size, and crisis) using panel vector autoregression during the period 2004−2013 considering data from eight European countries. The results indicate that net trade credit is negatively influenced by crises, forcing firms to use it less due to survival effects but imposing higher trade restrictions. Notwithstanding, net trade credit to sales is positively influenced by the liquidity ratio and profit margin, and vice-versa, but has a negative relationship with credit and collection dummies, imposing credit shortenings and forcing reliance on short-term credit. For the overall period, firms seem to have sold more than having bought on credit due to tightening trade credit, an effect of the financial crisis.

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Trade Credit Insurance and Asymmetric Information Problem

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Retracted: Investigating the interactive audio‐visual course mode for college English using virtual reality and artificial intelligence

Retracted: Investigating the interactive audio‐visual course mode for college English using virtual reality and artificial intelligence

Social services provision and stakeholder engagement in the Nigerian informal sector: A systemic concept for transformation and business sustainability

Determinants of Net Trade Credit: A Panel VAR Approach Based on Industry

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