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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The Competitive and Development Strategy of Kaohsiung Harbor with Reference to the Cross Strait Relationship and WTO Framework-Developing Kaohsiung Free Trade Port

Chen, Shi-Lin 23 July 2003 (has links)
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The Port of Kaohsiung's competition and development strategies under the current China-Taiwan relation and WTO framework--The study of transformation for traditional shipping industries.

Hwang, Ru-Yu 01 September 2003 (has links)
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The Port of Kaohsiung's competition and development strategies under the current China-Taiwan relation and WTO framework--The study of port business promotion strategies

Tsai, Ting-Yi 13 July 2003 (has links)
The Port of Kaohsiung's competition and development strategies under the current China-Taiwan relation and WTO framework--The study of port business promotion strategies
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Hsu, Shu-fen 03 August 2010 (has links)
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Public Participation & NGT (Nominal Group Technique ) Research on Thai-Shan Development

Wang, Shuei-Shan 03 September 2001 (has links)
Public Participation¡FNGT (Nominal Group Technique )
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The competitive stragetries for the development of residence business in Kaohsiung after the accession of Taiwan and China to the WTO

Kung, Tien-Fa 28 July 2003 (has links)
In Taiwan, residential businesses is one of the most important supports for the city economy, and that¡¦s why it has gained the reputation of the leader of the industry. Its rises and falls will influence the living quality of the people as well as the general economy of the city. Hence, residential businesses is the key factor for economic rebuilding. The government has adopted various measures to promote ¡§City Vitalization¡¨. However, these policies were invalid due to the change of the industrial types, the migration of the traditional industry, and the increase of the unemployment, which have led to the price drop in real estate. According to the 2002 residential survey, there are 499,429 houses in Kaohsiung with a 16% vacancy rate. In other words, there are 82,275 vacant dwellings. This research was conducted because China and Taiwan have become the members of the World Trade Organization¡]WTO¡^ in 2001 and 2002 respectively, which would substantially liberalize the so-called ¡§three-links¡¨ policy. In practice, it will increase the international trade opportunities for both sides of Taiwan Straits. Direct flights are a virtual certainty. The negotiations on air ties will set a brand-new situation. When it comes to direct flights, Taiwan government holds ¡§Kaohsiung is before Taipei¡¨ policy. Therefore, The Kaohsiung International Airport will be the top priority. Consequently magnificent commercial opportunities will be brought and undoubtedly benefit the residential property. Nominal Group Technique¡]NGT¡^ is a way of organizing a meeting to enhance its productivity. Its purpose is to balance and increase participation, to use different processes for different phrase of creative problems solving and to reduce errors in aggregating individual judgments into group decisions. It is especially useful for problem identification, problem-solving and program planning. For gathering various opinions, researchers have attended NGT meetings twice, conducted a questionnaire, and interviewed experts and the conclusions are described as follows:Kaohsiung, located in the southern part of Taiwan, is not only the biggest commercial harbor and the second largest city in Taiwan, but also the chief center of the heavy industry. If the government could improve its image and investment environment to attract foreign businessmen and capital, its real estate would boom again. As the reason mentioned above, Kaohsiung government should actively participate in talks on the issue of ¡§three links¡¨ and request Beijing to put forth concrete strategies to promote collaboration between both sides of the Taiwan Straits for a win-win relationship.
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Promote the Development of Kaohsiung City and Competitive Strategies after Cross-strait in accession to the WTO The Exploitation of Kaohsiung Multi-functional Commerce & Trade Park

Yang, Cheng-Yuan 27 August 2003 (has links)
This paper was applied on the methods of ¡§Interactive Management¡]IM¡^ and Nominal Group Technique¡]NGT¡^¡¨. According to the NGT twice meetings, there are 10 strategies that can improve the development of Kaohsiung City. The APROC plan was authorized by the Executive Yuan on June, 1995. Kaohsiung city government was assigned to renew urban land at Kaohsiung Multi-functional Commerce & Trade Park first on June, 1996. From the study, the researcher realizes the advantages of importance, background and exploitation problem. Landlords, investors and Kaohsiung city government accorded in this exploitation plan or not that are based on understanding, negotiation and communication. Meanwhile, it was hard to break out in Three Links which have made investors lack of confidence. It makes many obstacles in improving the development of Kaohsiung city after Cross-strait in accession to the WTO. Therefore, it is necessary to explore moreover. This paper has utilized literary reviews about Kaohsiung Multi-functional Commerce & Trade Park and interviews to collect data.¡@According to the report about ¡§Cross-strait in WTO¡¨, it is also helpful to understand the pro. Eventually, these suggestions from our study, sincerely hope, could be useful in formulating the strategies and regulations of Kaohsiung city government.
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An Analysis of and Anticipation for the Influences of Penghu's Gambling Industry on Its Economy and Society Abstract

Li, Yu-chu 13 July 2009 (has links)
For years Penghu has been actively developing its tourism gaming (gambling) industry since its location, climate, and soil quality have hindered the development of its agriculture, fishery, and local industries and resulted in slow economy and reduced population. Its tourism industry had not developed well despite the unique natural sceneries and local history; therefore, the local government placed hope on the gambling industry in the wish of attracting foreign investors. For the past two decades, the local effort of legalizing off-shore gambling -- the only and the most important force behind this policy, has never ceased. The scenario adopted in this study is that the draft of the "Offshore Islands Development Act" that serves as the legal basis of Penghu's development of the gambling industry has been approved by the Legislative Yuan and is supported by the majority in a public vote. Being the only area where legalized gambling is allowed, the local government of Penghu and the central government immediately start to work on the applicable legal basis and regulations. Born and raised in Penghu, the researcher of this study also cares very much about this topic and thus wishes to come up with the recommendations for optimal local development. In this study the "Nominal Group Technique" (NGT) of "Interactive Management" (IM) was utilized for the purpose of getting everyone's opinions across in a democratic manner and reducing egocentric and arbitrary perspectives. Through NGT, an interactive seminar is held where "feasible and specific recommendations for the influences of Penghu's gambling industry on its economy and society" are provided. The 2-stage Seminar is held based on the unique procedures of NGT: Identify problems, clarify problems, vote and select problems, and come up with 12 specific strategies: 1. Invest a certain portion of the gambling revenue in the local environment in order to maintain the local landscapes and culture. 2. Establish a Penghu Gambling Committee or a dedicated authority that carries out its duties objectively and wins public trust and support. 3. Give a certain portion of the jobs in the gambling industry to the local residents whose households have been registered in Penghu for at least 5 years. 4. Make timely plans that are dedicated to Penghu's environment and surrounding. Gambling authorities should hold studies on the size of the gambling market. 5. Establish a security system between a service provider and a security authority and invest more in software/hardware for crime prevention. 6. Reinforce personnel training and industrial-academic collaborations in order to provide more jobs. 7. Establish a Supervisory Committee that is in charge of analyzing/evaluating relevant policies and formulating tasks. 8. Formulate strategies that protect the development of local industries and create a win-win situation for them and foreign inventors. 9. Penghu County Government should formulate a public-supervision system for the gambling industry in order to prevent corruptions and political manipulation. 10. Complete the infrastructure and public transportation as quickly as possible. 11. Actively help Penghu's traditional industries and develop tourism with the gambling industry and create a win-win situation. 12. Evaluate the influences of the population-carrying capacity on infrastructure and ecosystems and determine the responses. After comparing all the strategies, the inter-strategic relationships are reinforced using "Interpretive Structural Modeling" (ISM), and the ISM software was used to draw the diagram of the structural enhancement. After the second-stage discussions and revisions, the final, revised Diagram of Enhanced Structure was completed that clearly shows the causal relationships between each strategy and how they are ordered and ranked. The main contribution of this study is the information found provides the government with a clear, prioritized set of instructions that help the authority understand how the 12 strategies work and what they actually achieve. Through the 2-stage interactive seminar, questionnaire surveys were conducted twice on the participants in order for us to understand their expectations for the actual procedures, participation, understanding, and interactions in the seminar, and such information helps us understand how satisfied they are towards the interactive learning and whether they have actually achieved the expected results through independent thinking, diverse perspectives, debates, listening, group discussions, brain storming, and communication. In other words, we wish to find out how effective participation, problem-defining and clarifications, and consensus-reaching benefit the entire effort.
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A study of the information needs and information-seeking behaviour of Australian accredited coaches in the sports of swimming and track and field

Clarke, Nerida, n/a January 1995 (has links)
The purpose of the present study was to examine the information needs and information seeking behaviour of coaches in the sports of swimming and track and field who had completed level 2 accreditation of the Australian Coaching Council. The study aimed to identify information needs, the sources from which information is currently obtained and to gauge the level of satisfaction with current information provision in terms of the quantity, content and timeliness of information received. The study also aimed to examine the influence of the independent variables of sport, geographic location and education level on information needs and information seeking behaviour. In line with current theoretical thinking in the examination of information needs described in the literature, the researcher took a 'user-centred' approach in the identification of information needs utilising the structured group discussion process, Nominal Group Technique (NGT) as the first stage of the research. This process established the broad parameters of coaches' information needs and provided the basis for the design of a subsequent survey which was distributed to all swimming and track and field coaches who had completed level 2 accrediation. The survey resulted in a response rate of 69 percent from a total population of 568. The study revealed that coaches have a wide range of information needs many of which would not generally be associated with libraries, that there are few differences between coaches from different sports, those of differing education levels and between those of different geographic locations, although access to information is made more difficult through geographic isolation. The study revealed that coaches use multiple sources to obtain information and that libraries and formal sport information providers are not key sources for most types of information. Low levels of satisfaction were found to exist with the quantity and content of information with the highest level of dissatisfaction being expressed with the timeliness of information received. The study concludes by identifying issues, recommending possible actions in relation to these issues and identifies areas for future research.
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Tsai, Chiao-hung 30 August 2010 (has links)
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