Population of Merging Compact Binaries Inferred Using Gravitational Waves through GWTC-3 by Sudhir, Vivishek

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Credit card cue effect : how mere exposure to credit card cues promotes consumers’ perceived financial well-being and spending by Wong, King Yin, Lynn, Michael

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Why did China seldom claim? : Overseas investment and bilateral investment treaties by Chen, Jiaxin

“…To critically examine the topic, BITs between China and the European Union (EU) countries as well as 53 BITs between China and the countries along ‘Belt and Road’ are analyzed. The research finds that, instead of solving the dispute settlement issues, the China-EU BIT tends to play its role in market liberalization. …”
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Empirical evidence of benefits associated with overseas listings : Chinese companies listed in Singapore Stock Exchange by Apolinar, Christened Rikki Suarez, Toh, Shu Wen, Lim, Wei Liang

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CEO Overseas Experience, Cultural Distance and Corporate Financialization: the Mediating Effect of ESG Investment in China by Mohd Nor, Normaziah, Zheng, Minyu, Mohd Ashhari, Zariyawati

“…Recently, Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) with overseas experiences show the “star effect”, according to upper echelons theory, CEOs’ overseas experiences might relate to corporate financialization, but there is little evidence of whether and how overseas CEOs affect it. …”
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Dynamic Expansion and Merging of the Equatorial Ionization Anomaly During the 10–11 May 2024 Super Geomagnetic Storm by Aa, Ercha, Chen, Yanhong, Luo, Bingxian

“…The EIA crests were notably suppressed and merged into a single equatorial band, which can be attributed to the composition change effect and the influence of disturbance dynamo electric fields. …”
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Sympathising with the monster by subverting the human-monster dichotomy in fantastic beasts and where to find them by Jahafar, Mohammed

“…However, beyond merely collapsing binaries, the Obscurial also demands that to better understand ourselves, we need to sympathise with the monster. …”
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Why do Chinese firms go public abroad and how do they perform? by Yuan, Mengying

“…Next, we compare the performance of listed firms in the Hong Kong, United States, and A-share markets based on statistical analysis. The main finding is that overseas-listed companies do not perform better than A-share listed firms, but they are more likely to conduct M&A activities, financial investments, and bond issuance in currencies other than RMB. …”
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Chinese drama in Singapore : yesterday, today and tomorrow. by Tan, Edgar Ti Seng.

“…This project is a practical planning and implementation paper, which looks to better position MediaCorp Chinese language dramas in the overseas television market. MediaCorp's efforts to export its Chinese language drama serials overseas have largely been unsuccessful despite a burgeoning marketplace and network's initiatives into international co-productions. …”
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The impact of the Asian economic crisis on the tourism industry in Singapore. by Heng, Anna Quee Ying., Lee, Hui Ling., Yeo, Soomy Alicia Sok Mey.

“…In addition, research is also conducted to find out the motivational factors of overseas visitors in choosing Singapore as a holiday destination, as well as the various forms of promotions undertaken by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB).…”
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The Survey Method : The Contribution of Surveys to Sociological Explanation / by Marsh, Catherine, author 192668

“…The book shows that surveys do not have to be mere superficial glimpses of the surface features of processes, fact-gathering exercises or opinion polls. …”

China's changing trade pattern by Ren, Li

“…According to China’s customs statistics, the trade surplus amounted to a mere 32 billion US dollars in 2004. However, since 2005 the trade surplus has ballooned, and it reached nearly 180 billion US dollars in 2006, or close to 7% of China’s GDP. …”
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Dissecting the sinews of power: international trade and the rise of Britain’s fiscal-military state, 1689-1823 by Dal Bó, E, Hutkova, K, Leucht, L, Yuchman, N

“…We evaluate the role of taxes on overseas trade in the development of imperial Britain’s fiscal-military state. …”

The London money market and non-British bank lending during the first globalisation: evidence from Brazil by Kisling, W, Molteni, M

“…This study examines the relationship between the London money market (LMM) and the credit provision of non-British overseas banks in peripheral economies during the first wave of globalisation. …”

Cell-based assays in flowing and sessile drops by Prastowo, A

“…Fluids and surfactants were screened to find a biocompatible combination for this method. …”

Emigration attitudes : perceived needs of parents and national identity by Nagashima, Aki

“…In this study undergraduate subjects were recruited as part of their course bonus point’s accumulation programme. The findings were that the perceived high financial needs of the parents resulted in participants having a greater desire to be overseas. …”
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Exploring students' hypertext reading behaviour and social media use in their learning by Sharifah Maisharah Mohamed

“…The impetus to explore hypertext reading as part of information seeking behavior was borne out of the findings of a study which highlighted many problematic characteristics of the students’ information search process and attributed these tendencies to hypertext reading and multitasking. …”
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The Cognitive Underpinnings of Legal Complexity by Martínez, Eric

“…We find that lawyers likewise struggle to recall and comprehend legal content drafted in a complex register and prefer simplified legal documents to complex documents across virtually every dimension. …”
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Oikeion, Agathon, and Archaia Phusis in Plato’s Symposium by Crüwell, HS

“…Rather, he unwittingly communicates central ethical and psychological ideas which we find developed in key passages of Plato’s dialogues. …”

From phosphate to refugees: the offshore refugee boom in the Republic of Nauru by Morris, J

“…I find that the key motivation for promoting this assumption is the biophysical properties of a mortal and highly moralised commodity.…”