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From In-Role to Extra-Role:Beneficiary-Specific Impact Perceptions in Workplace Pro-Environmental Spillover
No full textResearch into spillover of pro-environmental behavior (PEB) has surged due to its cost-effective potential to enhance environmental policy and intervention implementation. We extend this work by moving beyond the traditional environmentally focused mechanism and, instead, recognizing the dual nature of in-role PEBs. Drawing on altruism and prosocial theories, we propose that in-role PEB leads to both perceived environmental impact and perceived organizational impact, each driving different spillover patterns from in-role to extra-role PEB. Specifically, when employees perceive that in-role PEBs help the environment, positive spillover to subsequent extra-role PEB occurs; however, when employees perceive that in-role PEBs help the organization, there will be a curvilinear (U-shape) relationship to subsequent extra-role PEBs. Data from 311 employees, collected via an online survey through Prolific across three waves, support these hypotheses. By uncovering distinct spillover patterns tied to perceived impacts on different beneficiaries, this study emphasizes the importance of perceived prosocial impact and provides new insights into the mechanisms underlying the PEB spillover effect beyond environment-relevant factors
Global Asset Management Insights (202501)
Get PDF全球国债收益率普遍上涨；内地与香港基金互认优化措施正式生效；发达国家养老金加大对基础设施投资。全球国债收益率普遍上涨；内地与香港基金互认优化措施正式生效；发达国家养老金加大对基础设施投资
Global Asset Management Insights (202503):Two Sessions Special Issue
Get PDF中国资产重估效应持续扩散；内地加速推动险资入市；当前科技驱动的资产重估趋势稳
AI Industry Landscape Report 2025
Get PDFThis report primarily focuses on the development of AI industry globally and domestically, analyzing its current state, market landscape, and international expansion. It aims to assist the market in understanding and identifying the development trends and opportunities within the AI industry. The report primarily covers the AI industry landscape and the current state of AI development
Governmental enforcement against piracy on media platforms
No full textThe rapid growth of illegal websites hosting pirated content has significantly reduced demand for legitimate media platforms, causing substantial economic losses to the media industry. Governmental departments must take measures to combat these illegal websites and restrict access to pirated content. This paper examines governmental enforcement against piracy on media platforms that offer consumer services under three revenue models: subscription, ad-based, and mixed. Our analysis yields the following key findings with critical managerial insights. First, under the subscription and mixed models, the optimal governmental enforcement levels lie within the piracy threat region where piracy exists in the market, but there is no demand for it, whereas under the ad-based model, the optimal governmental enforcement can allow the piracy to have a demand and even if no enforcement occurs. Second, optimal governmental enforcement exhibits a non-monotonic effect with respect to the quality of pirated content under each revenue model, which implies that the government does not necessarily strengthen its enforcement facing a higher quality of pirated content. Finally, the optimal governmental enforcement decreases as the consumer nuisance cost for advertisement increases under the ad-based model, whereas it presents a non-monotonic change under the mixed model. We further extend our main model to a duopoly platform setting and a situation of decreasing marginal efficiency of enforcement. The results demonstrate that the insights derived from our main model remain hold. These findings suggest that social planners should consider media platforms' revenue models and market conditions when formulating enforcement policies against piracy
The Nation or The Leader?:Exploring the Effect of Framing in News Coverage of International Conflicts
No full textThis research explores a phenomenon that we see nearly every day and has implications for how we view people in other nations: Different media outlets may report the same international events either in terms of the nation (e.g., “Russia invades Ukraine”) or in terms of the leader (e.g., “Putin invades Ukraine”). Five studies, conducted during the 2022 Russia-Ukraine Conflict and involving both field and experimental data, find that readers of nation-framed news about the conflict had worse impressions of the people in the associated nation (Russians) than readers of the corresponding leader-framed version. We explain the psychology behind this framing effect and identify its moderators. Our research underscores the importance of responsible media practices in shaping global perceptions
AI Industry Landscape Report 2025
Get PDF本报告主要聚焦全球和国内的人工智能产业发展情况， 分析当下人工智能产业发展概况、 全景图谱和出海情况等内容， 帮助市场了解和找准人工智能产业的发展趋势和机会。报告研究范围主要为AI产业图谱、 AI发展情况等
Internationalization of Family Business 2024:White Paper
Get PDF在全球化背景下，中国家族企业国际化进程加速。2024年上半年，布局海外市场的公司数量创新高，占比达52.81%。政策支持、利润考量、危机感与家族传承规划推动家族企业走向国际市场。中欧国际工商学院调研了10个具有典型性和代表性的家族企业出海案例，发现家族企业出海动机多样，如市场扩张、资源获取、品牌建设等。国际化过程中，家族企业需适应不同国家的政策、市场、文化等环境，面临跨文化管理、国际法律和税务等挑战。报告总结了家族企业国际化的经验教训，如“产地销”与“销地产”模式并行、客户合作与合资模式、本地化管理与文化适应等，为其他企业提供参考。同时，报告提出了家族企业国际化的“八要”清单，包括要有“全球”视野、聚焦产品和技术升级、采用“逐步国际化”路径等，助力家族企业在全球市场中稳健发展
