Cooperation between Vietnam - Singapore on Agriculture Trade Past Time | Chapter 7 | An Overview on Business, Management and Economics Research Vol. 4

 After signing the crucial partnership in 2013, the two parts continued to profess their determination to actively enhance building a strong and combined ASEAN Community, promoting the principal role and common voice of the Association in local and international issues, and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). Vietnam and Singapore strive to efficiently utilize the benefits brought for one new generation of made in the home trade agreements, achieve the system support. As for Singapore, they aim to be efficient 30% of realized incomes by 2030, and at the same time reduce reliance on agricultural products. Besides, Singapore further plays the role of a transfer country for goods to a third country display. As a result, Vietnamese enterprises can seize freedom to export product matters for processed cookings in general and Halah foods exceptionally, looking for partners to advance the exploitation of the law of origin, the synergistic law of origin of the agreements marked above. Singapore needs to promote powerful cooperation in food and meat production with nations with substances like Vietnam.

Author(s) Details:

Vo Dai Khang,
Duy Tan University, Danang, Vietnam.

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Conflict Resolution within the EAEU to Maintain Its Forum | Chapter 5 | An Overview on Business, Management and Economics Research Vol. 1

The Eurasian Economic Union assert is fundamental for Russia, because allure role as the engine for allure superpower is strength dominance. Russia produces 20.7% of the globe's natural gas and 14.6% of the globe's oil and gas water buildup. The Eurasian Economic Union (EEU or EAEU is a project for the economic unification of the former Soviet domain. Its formal aims are to create a economic unit much like the European Union (EU). There are four targets concerning this forum, that is to say:1) coordinating business-related policy, 2.) eliminating non-tax trade impediments,3) harmonizing regulations, and 4).modernizing the savings of its five appendage states. While the whole population of EEU appendage states is estimated 180 heap people.The Eurasian Economic Commission, that serves as the EEU's regulatory frame, is situated in Moscow, and the Eurasian Economic Union Court is based in Minsk. The Commission's expert is constrained. The Commission lacks the expert to refer a appendage state to the Court in a case of non-compliance, and appendage states that disagree with allure rulings may attract other bulks. Contrary to EAEU institutions, mutual agreements are frequently used to relieve disputes. Member States shall establish favorable environments for fulfillment of the functions of the EAEU and be going to refrain from measures that could hamper the achievement of the aims of the EAEU. Bureaucratic forms of the EU have not existed fully reproduced by the EAEU, which appears a slow phase of allure development up until now. This is might be made by EAEU GDP in 2019 being the majority Russian economy (87%). Russia is without a doubt the largest appendage state and dominates the Union. This domination resources that Russia is easily intelligent to act unilaterally within the union [1].

Author(s) Details:

Joevi Roedyati,
MOFA of Indonesia, London School of Public Relations, Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Business Games with Intelligent E-Learning Systems: A Fundamental Study| Chapter 8 | Current Aspects in Business, Economics and Finance Vol. 4

 The goal to improve the pedagogical capabilities of business games offers up the possibility of working with existing intelligent tutors or intelligent e-learning systems. This topic hasn't been researched yet because working together without clear norms is difficult and difficult. The plausibility of such cooperation is examined in the article, along with the qualities of business games, intelligent tutors, and e-learning platforms that might facilitate and encourage such cooperation. It is especially explained how to combine a well-known business game with an already-existing intelligent e-learning system, as well as the necessary adjustments to make this collaboration successful. The effectiveness of this collaboration is shown by the tests that have been administered, their quantifiable results, and the students' perceptions. Many graduate distance courses employ the integration of the BG with the IELS as a learning aid. Enhancements have been made in order to improve cooperation. The latest findings demonstrate their advantageous impacts. The effectiveness of this collaboration is shown by the tests that have been administered, their quantifiable results, and the students' perceptions. Many graduate distance courses employ the integration of the BG with the IELS as a learning aid. Enhancements have been made in order to improve cooperation. The latest findings demonstrate their advantageous impacts.

Author(s) Details:

M. El Alami,
École Nationale des Sciences Appliquées (ENSAT), Université Abdelmalak Essaâdi (UAE), Tanger, Morocco.

F. de Arriaga,
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (Spanish Open University), Pº Senda del Rey, 11, 28040 Madrid, Spain.

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Engaging Small and Medium Sized Companies in Cooperation and New Forms of Learning | Chapter 16 | Current Topics on Mathematics and Computer Science Vol. 7

 The European economy's backbone is made up of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs). Covid-19's ramifications and the resulting nationwide lockdowns caught SMEs off guard. Many parts of SMEs have been impacted by the crisis: good work and learning solutions must be identified quickly. E-Learning is considered as a lifetime learning enabler because of its flexibility and simplicity of access. It has the ability to revolutionise how and when employees learn, as well as act as a catalyst for change and integration. SMEs must develop new forms of collaboration, such as technology-enabled Communities of Practice (CoP). Another type of collaboration is cross-sector collaboration, particularly between SMEs, research institutions, and higher education institutions, however this type of collaboration needs to be enhanced. SMEs must deal with change and enhance their learning processes on a large scale in order to survive the pandemic, be innovative, and play an essential role. This study examines the condition of European SMEs in further depth and includes data from recent European initiatives that reveal persisting challenges in the adoption of digital forms of learning and problem-based learning approaches. Because SMEs actors can promote their businesses through digital marketing, Covid-19 should not be a barrier for SMEs to generate sales. This paper will attempt to answer topics such as: How do SMEs use digital methods for business, learning, and workforce reskilling for digital marketing? In this case, what form of collaboration is most beneficial? The response is based on a review of the literature as well as the authors' work on national and European projects.

Author (S) Details

Steffi Engert
E-Competence Agentur, Universität Duisburg-Essen, now: Starlight Dragon Press, Solingen, Germany.

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Optimal Relay Selection for Cooperative Cellular Networks: New Perspectives | Chapter 16 | Emerging Trends in Engineering Research and Technology Vol. 3

User cooperation for wireless networks can provide spatial diversity and combat the impact of fading effect of wireless channels in a network wherein each node possesses only a single antenna. In cooperation communication, relay selection is an important issue. In this chapter we propose a relay selection scheme with fairness in the context of cooperative cellular networks with a single base station and many subscribers in each cell, wherein each subscriber has the ability to relay information for each other. The proposed scheme maximizes the total capacity while achieving approximate rate proportionality. The complexity of the algorithm is much lower versus an iterative algorithm. Simulation results show that the proposed scheme outperform the existing scheme in terms of system capacity and outage probability while achieving proportionality fairness among user data rates. 

Author(s) Details

Nguyen Ngoc Van
School of Electronics and Telecommunications, Hanoi University of Science and Technology, Ha Noi, Vietnam.

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