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International Journal of Cognitive Performance Support

International Journal of Cognitive Performance Support (IJCPS)

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  • Study of the Business Distress on Public Traded Companies in Taiwan   Order a copy of this article
    by Li-Tze Lee 
    Abstract: With globalization and rapid changes in the economic environment, the global economic downturn makes enterprises unable to respond to these changes. Besides these changes, the mistake of decision-making, misuse of resources, improper investment or over expansion which led to corporate operating losses. Therefore, it increase the possibility of business distress. However, if precise relevant indicators can be found prior to the distress, they can be useful information and benefit to creditors, investors, shareholders, business organizations and government. This study analyzed corporate crisis companies along with normal companies to examine their indicators from financial factors, human factor and ownership factor during the period of 2011 to 2012. The empirical results indicate that even financial factor indicators have higher prediction, models with human and ownership factors provide more information about corporate crisis.
    Keywords: Financial Distress; Logistic Regression; T test; Chi-square Test.

  • Criticizing Popular Political Marketing Models and Providing a Model of Basic Nerve-Based Political Marketing(Cognitive Political Marketing)   Order a copy of this article
    by Seyed Hamid Hosseini, Vahid Reza Mirabi, Mohamad Hossein Ranjbar, Esmail Hasanpour 
    Abstract: Abstract: rnPolitical marketing as one of the social sciences is a combination of marketing science, political science, and social science. Regarding the fact that political marketing has come to the universities from the existing behaviors in the nature of political affairs, and has been theoretician at the faculties of political science, the existing theories are usually only explanations of the facts, and usually the hidden and deeper layers of this science in these theories have been neglected. In this research, the researcher first criticized the existing theories of political marketing from his own perspective and, and then attempted to present a nerve-based model of political marketing based on the research.rn
    Keywords: Cognitive Political Marketing; political marketing; Political Marketing Model.