Pierre Loti'nin yüzüncü doğum yıldönümü

Taha Toros Arşivi, Dosya Adı: Pierre Lotiİstanbul Kalkınma Ajansı (TR10/14/YEN/0033) İstanbul Development Agency (TR10/14/YEN/0033

Data_Sheet_1_Product quality, network effects, and efficiency of network markets.PDF

The objective of our study is to capture the roles of product quality and network effects in the success and efficiency of network markets under strategic settings that defined in terms of market share as a strategic factor and profit as a financial indicator. The research paper shows that the efficiency of network markets depends heavily on the phase adjustment of competition models and the balance of network effects and product quality among enterprises. the network market is always efficient in price competition, but not true in quantity competition when the network effect difference is sufficiently large or/and the quality difference is relatively small, then network effects may play a perverse role in market efficiency. The main findings reveal that network effects do not always enhance the role of quality in market efficiency and market growth. The research outcomes point to high quality enterprises’ attitude toward compatibility with enterprises with large network effects. This research paper also offers insights on government intervention to correct the distorted impacts of sufficiently large network effects on the efficiency of network markets.</p

Table_1_Chinese consumers do not always respond to red: The influence of colors on perceived distance, spaciousness, and purchase intention of Chinese consumers.docx

Many international firms hold a common stereotype about Chinese consumers’ color preference: culturally, red is their favorite color. However, many international firms (e.g., P&G, Ford, and Wal-Mart) do not use red as their theme colors when they run business in the Chinese market. To explain this interesting phenomenon, this study conducted three which include one IAT experiment and two scenari-based experiments to reveal less culture-laden influences of colors on people by examining the mediating effects of perceived spaciousness between colors and purchase intention. The results show that blue walls of a room make the room look more spacious than red ones and eventually increase consumers’ purchase intention. The perceived spaciousness is caused by the fact blue objects are perceived more distant than red ones. The findings indicate that culturally favorable color may not always be the most effective tool to increase consumers’ purchase intention. Hence, international firms should be extremely cautious when selecting a theme color in foreign markets.</p

Correlation analyses.

The dots denote the individual values for the 13 different mitochondrial genes in Acrossocheilus species and the line the best-fitted line. (A) Correlation between total number of mutations and length in bases of the genes. (B) Correlation between synonymous mutations and length in bases of the genes. (C) Correlation between nonsynonymous and synonymous mutations. (D) Correlation between nonsynonymous mutations and length in bases of the genes.</p

Details of site models used in CodeML.

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Codons that candidates for being under positive selection, based on four selection tests.

Codons that candidates for being under positive selection, based on four selection tests.</p

Summary statistics for the <i>Acrossocheilus</i> mitogenome sequences and regions.

Summary statistics for the Acrossocheilus mitogenome sequences and regions.</p

Details of the sequences used in this study.

Details of the sequences used in this study.</p

Additional file 1 of Associations of dietary and drinking water habits with number of natural teeth: a longitudinal study in the Chinese elderly population

Supplementary document Questionnaire for the Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey