Strategic analysis of China’s geothermal energy industry

China is an early user of geothermal energy,and its direct use ranks first in the world.Recent national strategies and policies have enabled China’s geothermal energy industry to enter a new era with important development opportunities.This paper investigates the strengths,weaknesses,opportunities,and threats(SWOT)to China’s geothermal energy industry from political,economic,social,and technological(PEST)perspectives.SWOT–PEST analysis indicates that the resources,market,and technological foundation exist for the large-scale development of China’s geothermal energy industry.However,it experiences constraints,such as unclear resource distributions,incomplete development of government regulations,incomplete implementation of national policies,unclear authority between governmental administrative systems,and lack of uniform technical standards and codes.Therefore,future development strategies have been proposed to provide technical support and policy tools for geothermal energy development.The recommendations to ensure its healthy and sustainable development include improving resource exploration,rationalizing administration systems,enhancing policy guidance and financial support,and cultivating geothermal talent.

Based on COVID-19,Analysis of the Strategic Model of E-commerce Enterprises-A Case Study of Xiaohongshu(RED)

Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic,e-commerce and social media pervade people’s daily life,while offline businesses suffer from loss from traffic.In this paper the SWOT analysis method is employed to examine the strengths,weaknesses,opportunities,and threats for RED,which,as one of the top content social e-commerce platforms in China,achieves outstanding performance under the COVID-19 pandemic.This paper tackles RED’s unique marketing and operating strategies,as well as its weaknesses that relate to operation and costs,and threats that relate to competitors and commercialization.Beside these disadvantages,profitable opportunities also arise from internal and external environment.At the end,the paper provides suggestions for capturing profitable opportunities under the pandemic and Chinese new regulations on cross-border e-commerce.

Game Modeling and Strategic Behavior Analysis in Public Goods Provision： Evidence From Water Resources Management

The utility of public goods vary with the behaviors of stakeholders （players）, and it is appropriate to study effective supply and management of public goods with game modeling and analysis. The comparison effect is the key issue of public good provision both in theoretical analysis and in practice. One major contribution of the paper is the extension of Clarke-Groves mechanism, to achieve which strategic behavior analysis is applied through the analysis and the comparison effect among various stakeholders in different stages is created and highly emphasized. In the first section of this paper, the definition of integrated water resources management （IWRM）, the importance of stakeholder participation as well as some models and methods that have been applied are illustrated. Following this, the framework of analysis is elaborated, in which the scenario and aims are shown, and it is claimed that game theory is the main approach, which includes both cooperative games and non-cooperative games. To achieve the aims of the public project, five approaches from game theory are able to cover the entire process of the project, and the fourth approach on interest compensation mechanism is the highlight of the research. After this, the interest compensation mechanism is demonstrated in the model section, and is proved to be an incentive compatible mechanism that makes each stakeholder choose to behave in accordance with the interest of the entire project. The Clarke-Groves mechanism is applied and extended in establishing the model, and the utility change by the comparison among stakeholders （defined as the comparison effect） is involved. In the application section, a water project is analyzed in consideration of various stakeholders, and other possible applications are also indicated.

SWOT Analysis of Phalaenopsis amabilis Industry in Zhangzhou City

Phalaenopsis amabilis industry in Zhangzhou City is analyzed by SWOT method,and the strengths,weaknesses,opportunities and threats of P.amabilis industry in the city are expounded.Furthermore,some suggestions for the development of P.amabilis industry in Zhangzhou City are put forward,in order to provide certain references for the development of P.amabilis industry.

Financial Analysis of MI’s Company Based on Harvard Analysis Framework

This paper takes the financial statements of MI from 2017to 2019,and uses Harvard analysis framework to analyse the financial situation of MI.The analysis content mainly includes enterprise macro environment,industry competitive analysis and financial ratio analysis.This paper tried to understand the current situation and development prospect of MI.Based on the analysis of MI’s financial situation under the framework of Harvard,we summarized the existing problems and put forward suggestions.

Rejuvenating wood carving industry in Taiwan Sanyi： A perspective of strategic management

This research aimed at providing suggestions to rejuvenate the wood carving industry in Taiwan Sanyi. The authors conducted interviews with representative store keepers and sculptors to gain industrial insights, and applied the strategic matrix analysis developed by Dr. Seetoo to examine industrial conditions and formulate strategic suggestions for wood carving companies. The industry was found lack of market orientation, which was considered as the critical factor of the long term depression. However, a market of tourism for nostalgic and cultural experience started developing in the near area, providing opportunities for Sanyi wood carving industry to recover. The main suggestions the authors made are （1） restructuring the product scope to respond to the market, and （2） branding with resorts in near area.

An analysis on the strategic allies of auto makers in China

More than 20 years have passed since 1984 when Beiqi and AMC (became part of Chrysler in 1987) established China's first joint venture in the auto industry to produce the Jeep. The history can be divided into two phases. The 1980 witnessed a lot of technology being introduced from abroad and since the late 1990's the joint ventures have been engaged in "market for technology". The mass joint ventures have improved the entire auto industry through introducing funds, technology and management, and given im...

The Power of Language： Globalizing ＂The Chinese Dream＂

After assuming the Chinese presidency in March 2013, Xi Jinping introduced the new political slogan ＂the Chinese Dream,＂ which he does not only address to the domestic audience but also aims to promote to the world. Since his inaugural trip abroad, Xi has repeatedly speeches when addressing international catchphrase received as much appeal as used the term ＂Chinese Dream＂ in his audiences. However, nowhere has the in Africa. Simultaneously, African academics and other interested parties have observed the promotion of the idea of an African Dream by the Chinese Communist Party （CCP） with great suspicion as they view it simply as a projection of China＇s own foreign policy onto Africa. But what do the Chinese Dream and African Dream actually mean？ How can we make sense out of these terms？ In order to decode or demystify the meaning behind the Chinese Dream narrative in the context of China＇s foreign policy, this paper argues that it is essential to examine how it is constructed and projected to the international audience, in particular to Africa. The Chinese Dream is understood as a narrative which is strategically used by the CCP in order to shape perceptions and behavior of other international actors according to their own agenda. Moreover, the dynamic interactions between the media and politics and how they impinge on the formation and projection of the Chinese Dream and African Dream narrative will also be taken into account.