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Mqondisi Bhebhe
Pág. 89 - 104
In response to Maslow?s (1943) hierarchy of needs, business executives today favour the use of non-financial rewards over money, resulting in a lot of dissatisfaction in the workplace. This paper analyses both the primary and secondary evidence, focusing...
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Marierose M. M. van Dooren, Valentijn T. Visch and Renske Spijkerman
Different types of rewards are applied in persuasive games to encourage play persistence of its users and facilitate the achievement of desired real-world goals, such as behavioral change. Persuasive games have successfully been applied in mental healthc...
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Simone Parisi, Davide Tateo, Maximilian Hensel, Carlo D?Eramo, Jan Peters and Joni Pajarinen
Reinforcement learning with sparse rewards is still an open challenge. Classic methods rely on getting feedback via extrinsic rewards to train the agent, and in situations where this occurs very rarely the agent learns slowly or cannot learn at all. Simi...
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Yujie Wei, Hongpeng Zhang, Yuan Wang and Changqiang Huang
Maneuver decision-making is essential for autonomous air combat. However, previous methods usually make decisions to aim at the target instead of hitting the target and use discrete action spaces instead of continuous action spaces. While these simplific...
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Elina Mikelsone, Jean-Pierre Segers and Aivars Spilbergs
Digitisation of business processes has attracted practitioner attention across a wide range of industries as it enables enterprises to better manage their processes and improve results. The rate of digitisation has grown over the last decade and has beco...
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Maria Fernanda Gebara and Arun Agrawal
Through different policies and measures reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation and enhancing conservation (REDD+) has grown into a way to induce behavior change of forest managers and landowners in tropical countries. We argue that debates...
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Bomikazi Zeka,Jasmine Goliath,Xolile Antoni,Riyaadh Lillah
AbstractIndividuals need to seek professional financial advice to achieve their financial goals. However, some do not see the value of consulting financial planners, and show little intention to use financial planners. Furthermore, there is a lack of res...
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Marina Bornman,Lilla Stack
AbstractIn a society the tax climate is determined by the interaction between taxpayers and tax authorities. In a ?service and client? climate, taxpayers do not expect authorities to automatically suspect them of being tax evaders. Evidence suggests that...
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Santiago Chelala,Victoria Giarrizzo
Pág. 269 - 286
This research presents a controlled experiment that aims to analyze taxpayers? behavior to determine in which cases rewards or punishments promote taxes payment. In this first approach, a population of Argentinian university students was analyzed. Three ...
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Sophia Brink
AbstractCredit card rewards programmes are a common phenomenon in the South African market. On 1 July 2007 the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) issued IFRIC 13 Customer Loyalty Programmes to give specific guidance to suppliers on the accou...
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S. M. Farrington,E. Venter,G. D. Sharp
AbstractThe rewards employees receive in exchange for their labour play an important role in influencing their levels of job satisfaction and organisational commitment, and ultimately in retaining their services. The issues surrounding rewards are, howev...
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Sophia Brink
AbstractMost credit card issuers offer their card holders participation in a customer loyalty programme. On 1 July 2007 the IASB issued IFRIC 13 Customer Loyalty Programmes to give specific guidance to suppliers on the accounting treatment of customer lo...
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Samuel Sixpence, Leonard Muzanenhamo, Wilfred Ukpere
Pág. 63 - 77
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Fatema Akter Jeni, Prantika Mutsuddi, Shaily Das, . Momotaj
Pág. Page:28 - 43Abstract
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John Kwame Duodu, James Antwi, Joseph Antwi Baafi
Pág. Page:1 - 15Abstract
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Carmen-Elena TANASESCU,Ramona-Diana LEON
Pág. 469 - 483
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Hany H. MAKHLOUF
Pág. 440 - 445
JEL. F10, F16, F17, F41.
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Bee-Hoong Tay,Pei-Tha Gan
Pág. 1180 - 1188
The empirical studies on investors? investment reward rarely focus on the performance of excess returns across the developing and developed countries: investment in the developing countries has higher risk thus requires higher return compared to develope...
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Benjamin Garner
Pág. 1 - 13
The purpose of this research paper was to examine the consumer rewards and costs of having direct interaction with a farmer at a farmers? market. This analysis sought to deepen our understanding of the interpersonal benefits and costs of this direc...
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Benjamin Garner
Pág. 1 - 13
The purpose of this research paper was to examine the consumer rewards and costs of having direct interaction with a farmer at a farmers? market. This analysis sought to deepen our understanding of the interpersonal benefits and costs of this direc...
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