Dynamism of Property Market in Malaysia- An Empirical Perspective | Book Publisher International

 The property cycle can be described as a logical sequence of recurring events in the real estate market with erratic fluctuations. These events have an effect on property supply and demand, as well as the property market. The property cycle indicator (PCI) is critical for predicting and assessing real property cycle fluctuations in a given region, and even globally, so that policymakers and investors can take early precautions and alternatives to avoid any unfavourable outcomes. In order to promote economic development and financial stability, the government plays a critical role. To prevent property bubbles, more efficient and appropriate policies can be developed and enforced using knowledge about potential property market trends. The property market cycle for an entire economy is of concern due to large changes in the modern property market cycle and big property price hikes. On indicator construction study, the findings of a directional accuracy test are also provided to assess the accuracy of PCI in forecasting the property market situation. The constructed PCI can predict Malaysia's major property cycle turning points with up to 62.1 percent precision, according to directional accuracy test results. While the directional accuracy rate for the state-owned MHPI reached a high of 62.6 percent, lag 6 shows a directional accuracy of less than 50.0 percent. Furthermore, for both PCI and MHPI, binomial test results indicate that the constructed PCI outperforms the wild guess at the 10% significance stage, suggesting that the constructed PCI outperforms the wild guess. According to the empirical review, PCI moves consistently ahead of PSU, implying that PCI has a large number of signalling attributes against PSU. The BB dating algorithm was used to further investigate the amount of signalling attributes, and the results indicated that the built PCI yields a medium lead time for the Malaysian property market. It is also justified to use financial, macroeconomic, and property-related variables as component series in this book. Our book's main goal is to demonstrate the profound unity of different branches of physics at the level of conservation laws and the medium state equation. Classical mechanics, gas and fluid dynamics, relativistic theory, thermodynamics, statistical and quantum physics are all explored in this path. The book is divided into ten parts, each of which examines theoretical issues, presents experimental data, and illustrates some technological applications.

Author(s) Details

Tai-Hock Kuek
Faculty of Economics and Business, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, 94300 Kota Samarahan, Sarawak, Malaysia.

Chin-Hong Puah
Faculty of Economics and Business, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, 94300 Kota Samarahan, Sarawak, Malaysia.

M. Affendy Arip
Faculty of Economics and Business, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, 94300 Kota Samarahan, Sarawak, Malaysia.

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Security Issues in a Changing Asian Region | Book Publisher International

 The book "Security Issues in a Changing Asian Region" examines the region's geopolitical architecture from the late twentieth century to the year 2020. It delves into the key sources of regional threats to peace and security, as well as the political, social, and security factors that stymie regional growth and interregional cooperation. This research focuses on the position of India's sociopolitical situation in the development of the Asian region's geopolitical map, as well as the country's foreign policy values, involvement in regional security, and activities within regional cooperation organisations. Security issues have spread across Asia, according to a study of Asian security. Simultaneously, such issues have a substantial negative effect on bilateral fiscal, trade, and investment ties. Inter-regional ties, both current and expected, are seen as promising tasks by New Delhi. Mutual economic interests can help keep political tensions under check, at least for the time being. India has immense potential, and if the new government realises it, it will be able to play a strategic role in Asia.

Author Details

Rano Tuychiyeva
Uzbekistan State University of World Languages, Uzbekistan

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Philosophy of Suffering | Book Publisher International

The great representative of world philosophical thought, F. Nietzsche, is known for his intense and enthusiastic ideas in his work "Thus Spoke Zarathustra." Via Zarathustra, he shared the philosophy of man and life, as well as mental suffering.

Professor Narzulla Juraev, an Uzbek scientist and heir of Zarathustra's philosophical thinking, uses F. Nietzsche to explain his observations about the personality and culture, about human life, and his experiences. Nietzsche's theory is discussed in an unusual way in this science and philosophical discourse, in a symbolic context.

The book is intended for a broad audience.

Author(s) Details

Narzulla Juraev
Social Science Department, The Uzbek State World Languages University, Tashkent City, Uzbekistan

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The Crossroad of the Divine | Book Publisher International

 A "compilation of wisdom" is a prospectus of spiritual thought or Veda, such as this "Crossroad of the Divine." Upanishads are Vedic collections of poems, ritual guidance, monographs, and philosophical teachings.

The Upanishads, which number 108, are learning instruments that date back to about 3000 BCE in India's Indus Valley. The term "Upanishad" refers to both a text and a method of "binding truth to the mind." The method, as well as the Upanishads themselves, are still taught today all over the world.

The Vedas and Upanishads have one goal in mind: to advance the Learned Society. Civility is derived from Learned Society, and Civil Society is derived from that. The Upanishads' job is to ensure that these events take place on a solid foundation of Spiritual Sciences. They teach prayer, meditation, and strategies for inquiring into God's plans to this end.

The sages and gurus of ancient India, as well as those of today, are not alone in their desire to achieve this noble purpose. Scientists, spiritualists, and philosophers from every faith, community, and age of human history have scoured the infinite heavens above, peering between the most infinitesimally small of spaces in search of ways to think, sound, and live at our fullest, as well as build societies that promote the process and preserve God's favour.

Unfortunately, we like to think of them as separate entities, inaccessible to one another. Our chances to learn about them and draw important conclusions are limited. In Comparative Religion schools, we are either exposed to slanderous remarks from oppositional extremists and fanatics or material of questionable accuracy.

Swami Chinmayananda, my teacher, suggested a different approach: a systematic analysis of the world's scriptures, which he dubbed a Sastra (Sanskrit for "Jewel Box"). The Sastras contain the words that God spoke to His Prophets and Messengers in order to reroute societies that had gone astray.

Every one of them has something important to say about why Society must stand, how its problems can be found and solved, and why our contribution to its success is a commitment to Godliness. The culmination of all that is sophisticated and sublime in human nature is societies made up of Godly people.

In comparison, the future of the human condition is jeopardised as long as a state does not believe its job is to work for the happiness of its people and citizens harbour suspicions of their government.

The only difference is a change in mindset. We pray, attend worship services, and study the Bible to change our attitudes. We have all we need with them to transform this troubled planet into a place where all the living things that love and depend on it can survive and thrive.

To that end, I have compiled this Veda, this Divine Crossroad, a study guide to the World's Great Spiritual Masterworks, in the hopes that the combined voices of all the Prophets, Gurus, demigods, Sages, Mystics, and Messengers will soften our hard hearts toward ourselves and lead us to the discovery of God's Grace, the root cause of peace on earth and goodwill toward man.

The Foundation of our embodied souls is God's Grace; it is how we find our way into a living body and into the universe. Our Grace is embodied by Civil Society. It's how the world connects and brings meaning and purpose to everyone who lives in it.

The Divine Crossroads, dedicated to my Teacher, His Holiness Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayanandaji Saraswati, begins right here.

The lack of your P presence is mourned by a despondent world. May we work together to realise your vision of a world free of crime, hunger, and cruelty, and may we not fight along the way.

Author(s) Details

Michael Das
Independent Researcher, NW, Washington, USA.

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Frame Your Project | Book Publisher International

 The title of this book alludes to sociology's interconnections with other current institutions. As time progresses, new technologies occur, new difficulties and pains arise, new solutions are required, and new research must be implemented and made available. All of these improvements must be investigated, and the method for doing so is known as "sociology." Health and safety projects must be strictly adhered to. In today's changing world, sociological investigations in the form of planned projects are needed on a regular basis. In light of sociological studies in those societies, industrial societies could become better societies with a higher quality of life. Different age groups were given longer lives as a result of insurance in various areas. People of various ages need different levels of supervision, therapies, and other services. In today's world, people of all ages expect to live better lives with higher expectations. Sociological evaluations are needed in response to such expectations. People today, in every corner of the globe, are dealing with problems that have never existed before. Memory problems are a recent phenomenon that has emerged as a result of global ageing. Sociological research on the rural-urban balance must be held in mind by planners; otherwise, more conflicts will emerge. Similarly, one of the current world's necessities is the youth, who need their own schooling, jobs, and career, among other things. Such a subject necessitates in-depth research in order to make their lives easier. Aging, as a modern phenomenon for human society in the global sense, has brought with it a slew of new social issues. Children, as a defining segment of the population, must be studied on a regular basis; their present status, needs, and potential must be sociologically studied and evaluated. Children are the most affected by social change because they need more attention than others. If the world's population continues to grow, the climate is being impacted in a variety of ways. As a result, it is essential to study the world from a sociological perspective in order to preserve it. Grandparents are one of the new segments of the population that are emerging more than ever before in every country; people with their own values and lifestyles who need security, affection, and financial support as they age. Sociology must pay particular attention to them.

In several developed countries, social work, as one of the most important branches of the social sciences, is undervalued. Sociology needs to pay attention to this and emphasise its significance, especially in relation to the developing world. Social work will recognise and address various social, economic, and health challenges that families and individuals face, as well as the ties that connect them. Abortions, divorces, widowhood, and other family issues plague many women. Their issues will remain stalemated and unresolved unless sociology intervenes. As societies evolve, new laws are needed to address the problems that have arisen. Abuse of the elderly is a widespread problem that manifests itself in a variety of ways. Deep research in gerontology is one way to reduce it. Divorce is a social phenomenon that affects people all over the world. As a result, a thorough examination of causal effects is worthwhile. Similarly, substance abuse is a common misbehaviour among women, contributing to prostitution in a significant number of cases and necessitating special treatment. It's worth calculating the three needs of water, electricity, and economic growth as a triangle. The creation of social capital is the foundation of every progress that should be investigated. Similarly, since agricultural development and environmental control are so closely linked, they must be closely monitored and studied. Infertility is a phenomenon that affects a significant number of people. It must be compared to an adoption case in every culture. Within countries, social policies must be seen in light of their ability. That is what the social planners consider. All countries in the world must constantly project their societies'/countries' status. Countries must project their evolving position in areas such as health, ageing, sanitation, medical procedures, and many others. The current book provides researchers with the tools they need to begin sociological studies of medical services. With life expectancy nearly doubling since 1950, particularly in the developing world, such additional people need a wide range of medical services. Frame analysis is a technique used in social science to examine how people perceive circumstances and events. In sociology, "frame your project" refers to the context in which researchers and project managers can work.

Author(s) Details

Mohammad Taghi Sheykhi
Professor Emeritus of Sociology, Alzahra University, Iran.

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An Update on Brand Value and Brand Valuation: Reasons and Methods | Chapter 12 | Insights into Economics and Management Vol. 8

 In the marketplace, a brand is a name, word, emblem, or other distinguishing feature of a company's goods or services. Customers' good feelings towards a brand are what make it a valuable asset for the company that owns it. The following three questions were addressed in this paper: (1) How much is a brand worth? (2) Why is it essential to value a brand? and (3) methods for determining the worth of a brand? Based on the literature, the authors reviewed previous similar research and then explained these questions. As a result, the paper outlined twelve clear reasons for brand valuation, including IFRS enforcement, disputes, brand policy, maximising return on investment (ROI), due diligence, securitization, insolvency, sale, rebranding, brand management, tax purposes, and financing. According to the study, the customer approach, cost approach, and income approach are three of the most popular methods for valuing a brand. As a result, the paper's contribution is to include additional knowledge in order to better understand the issue of branding.

Author (s) Details

Nguyen Xuan Tho
NgheAn University of Economics, Vietnam.

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Questioning Facilities Management in Higher Education in Egyptian Context for Better Decision-Making Process of Funding Allocation: An Update | Chapter 11 | Insights into Economics and Management Vol. 8

 The quality of education is affected by university managerialization, which refers to the implementation of significant improvements in academic institutions' decision-making processes, as well as the use of updated information systems and new managerial methodologies to restructure organisational strategic relationships with stakeholders. This paper suggests a questionnaire to determine the importance of university facilities based on the amount of money spent on them. In order to determine requirements for the most important university's facilities and appealing infrastructure that contributes to the quality of education, semi structured interviews were conducted with the heads of logistic and financial departments in Egyptian universities, twenty public universities and twenty-three private universities.

Author (s) Details

Mona Mohamed Abd Elghany
Marketing and International Business Department, College of Management & Technology, Arab Academy for Science & Technology, Alexandria, Egypt.

Reem Aly Elharakany
Financial and Accounting Department, College of Management & Technology, Arab Academy for Science & Technology, Alexandria, Egypt.

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