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Prof. Izaidin Abdul Majid, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Malaysia

Izaidin Abdul Majid教授,马六甲马来西亚技术大学

Research Area: Research Methodology; Entrepreneurship; Strategic Technology Management 

研究领域研究方法论;创业; 战略技术管理


Title:Entrepreneurship and Socio-economic Development: Administrative versus Entrepreneurial Management Approach

标题企业家精神与社会经济发展:行政管理与企业管理方法


Abstract:

Entrepreneurship has been commonly accepted as a key contributor to sustainable economic growth and development. This presentation is aims at sharing some thoughts and findings with regards to the relationship between entrepreneurial management (EM) and the performance or growth of technology-based firms in Malaysia.  The basic conceptual thinking of EM is “the pursuit of opportunity regardless of resources currently controlled”. Stevenson’s six dimensional construct of EM, as interpreted and operationalised by Brown et al. (2001), consists of Strategic Orientation (SO), Resource Orientation (RO), Management Structure (MS), Reward Philosophy (RP), Growth Orientation (GO) and Entrepreneurial Culture (EC).  This presentation explores mainly on the issue of as to what extent does the Entrepreneurial Management approach is being adopted within technology-based firms in Malaysia and to what extend does EM contribute to firms’ performance. Based on the global measure of EM the results of the descriptive statistical analysis suggest that a large majority of the technology-based firms may be classified as entrepreneurial. On further investigation on each dimension of the EM construct, mixed results were found on the prevalence of EM within the firms.  MS, SO and EC dimensions show high prevalence in firms with strong entrepreneurial propensity.  This indicates that the firms tend to be more entrepreneurial with regard to the MS, SO and EC dimensions.  However, for the GO and RO dimensions the results show that firms tend to be on the average scores.  As anticipated, the analysis reveals that a larger percentage of firms with high entrepreneurial propensity were high performers, whereas a larger percentage of firms with low entrepreneurial propensity were low performers.


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Prof. Chow Hwee Kwan, Singapore Management University, Singapore

Chow Hwee Kwan教授,新加坡管理大学

Research Area: Monetary Economics; Empirical International Finance; Economic Forecasting

研究领域货币经济学; 实证国际金融; 经济预测


Title:Growing Financial Linkages between China and Asian Economies

标题中国与亚洲经济体日益增长的金融联系


Abstract:

We observe a great deal of financial market volatility since the outbreak of the global financial crisis such as in stock markets and in foreign exchange markets. This development not only has implications on investment strategies of individual market participants, but also raises concerns on financial stability issues for policy makers. A first step to understand where the gyrations are coming from is to measure the extent of spillovers among national financial markets in general and in particular to analyse whether the relative influence on Asian markets from the major financial markets of China, Japan and US have shifted. To this end, we examine the connectedness of stock markets as well as forex markets in the region to see what the data says about the nature of interactions among the national financial markets. We also compare the relative levels of influence from the major markets on Asian financial markets before and after the crisis. It is clear the Asian markets have grown more susceptible to financial shocks from China. The rise in volatility transmissions is a key challenge which policy makers and financial market regulators have to face. An adequate risk framework and policies that build resilience in the financial system are necessary to mitigate such cross-border shock transmissions.


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Prof. Lanying Guo, China Jiliang University, China

郭兰英教授,中国计量大学

Research Area: 

研究领域翻译和口译;跨文化交际; 对外汉语教学;文化产业管理


Title:Research on the Development of Metrology Museum Culture from the Perspective of Cultural and Creative Industries

标题文化创意产业视角下的计量博物馆文化发展研究


Abstract:

The Metrology Museum located in China Jiliang University takes both culture and creativity as the key elements of industry connotation in its development. It highlights the production of creative intellectual achievement achieved by the investment of culture, creativity and other intangible resources. The functions of Metrology Museum have been far beyond its traditional scope, become more social and diversity to serve the society in its development. Therefore, with the deep level demands of cultural and creative industries on cultural content and the infiltration expansion of industrial structure, the Metrology Museum is inevitably included in the development of cultural and creative industries. On this basis, this paper makes a detailed analysis on the museum cultural from the perspective of cultural and creative industries focusing on its expansion in functions as a display platform to record the historical changes, the academic institution to represent the academic and cultural accumulation of the university, the art performing stage to inherit metrological culture, the tourism site to attract the world attention and the spiritual and cultural home to excite metrology fans.





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