Analysis of Enterprise Financial and Economic Impact Based on Background Deep Learning Model under Business Administration

Enterprise finance has become an indispensable financial channel for people to invest in their lives, and business management can provide a better economic environment for the development of enterprise finance. The structure of enterprises is gradually becoming more and more complex, and business administration shoulders considerable responsibilities and obligations in the organization and supervision of today’s social management structure. How can China play its functions under the new situation after the world economic exchanges are more frequent is an important link to promote the stable development of financial markets. In view of the problems of economic activity behavior and certainty of financial index system under the background of existing business administration, this paper puts forward the deep learning model to make risk analysis, income analysis, profit and loss analysis, and so on. The formula of deep learning model is used to calculate the data graph of financial economy, and finally, various data are compared to get the research of several business management methods on the development of enterprise financial economy. Among them, the model of current management mode belongs to two modes: e-commerce and EPR management. They not only have very unique management characteristics but also greatly promote the development of modern management, and their roles also well interpret the characteristics of modern management. The experiment also analyzes the financial data under the four algorithms for uncertainty comparison, profit and loss comparison, discreteness comparison, volatility comparison, and possibility analysis. Finally, after the source of uncertainty, the risk prediction and risk management are carried out by constructing decision trees, and these structural models are used to bring comprehensive analysis to the financial economy of enterprises and to build the impact of good trends and development prospects.

Islamic instruments in treating and mitigating the mortgage – Crisis Malaysia Capital Market Case Study 2007/2016 –: دور الصكوك الإسلامية في علاج أزمة الرهون العقارية والتخفيف من حدتها – دراسة حالة سوق رأس مال ماليزيا 2007/2016 –

In light of the increasing interest and development of Islamic financial architecture, especially after the 2008 mortgage crisis and its innovative products and financial instruments such as Islamic Sukuk, , Not to mention its important and large role in reducing the big difference between the financial economy and the real economy, we decided In our research, to study the role of Islamic sukuk in dealing with the global financial crisis 2008, by studying the state of Malaysia, especially as the latter is among the first countries in the field of Islamic financial market activity.

Current Problems of Financial Law in Poland and in the Czech Republic Including Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic

It should be clearly stated that current pandemic of the COVID-19 virus has significantly impacted the public finances of many countries and considerably influenced the functioning of world’s economy. Allocation of public resources to prevent, or counteract, negative effects of the pandemic has taken various forms. Regardless of the extraordinariness of this situation, the possibility to use aid instruments depends on legislative changes and, thus, on the prior passing of appropriate legal provisions, since they determine the rules based on which these instruments are implemented. Poland, and the Czech Republic, have taken proper actions to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Referring to the experience of both of these countries, it should be noted that legal and financial solutions used to counteract the pandemic have not always been conducted in accordance with constitutional norms, established financial law rules, or principles of conducting financial economy in the public finance sector. The Authors of this article, while evaluating these solutions, have decided to indicate certain general trends happening in the current financial law, which, unfortunately, are not always positive.

EDUKASI EKONOMI KEUANGAN SYARIAH BAGI SISWA SMAN 1 PADANG DAN SMAN 4 PADANG

The majority of Indonesian are Muslim. As a country with the largest Muslim population, Indonesia has the potential to develop sharia economics and finance, especially in support of funding the priorities of development, such as infrastructure projects, education, and Agriculture. However, the development of sharia finance in Indonesia is not yet in accordance with expectations. This is reflected by the sharia financial market share including banking and insurance that is still relatively small, which is only reached 8.6 percent until January 2019, specifically for new Sharia banking reached 5.6 percent. Departing from this, it is proposed a community dedication to education regarding the Sharia financial economy. The event was held on 14-15 November 2019. The material presented in relation to values and principles of Sharia economics, and introduction of Sharia banking. Overall the event went smoothly. For the future this activity should be done continuously.

Influence of Financial Variables on the Development of Rural Communes of Eastern Poland in 2009–2018

Communes are a place of both economic activity and creation development. They have autonomy in making decisions in the fields of financial, human, and material resources. This research was carried out with the use of a synthetic measure. The aim was to show the impact of financial variables on the development process of rural communes in eastern Poland. The data were collected in spatial terms for 484 rural communes from the region of eastern Poland. The choice of variables was conditioned by the availability of GUS data for the period 2009–2018. The distribution of the evaluation of the development and financial situation of rural communes in eastern Poland was spatially polarized. The reason for the low impact of financial conditions on the development of rural communes in eastern Poland is their dependence on income transferred from the state budget. This stiffens and at the same time stabilizes the financial economy, making it relatively insensitive to the influence of other factors. Low independence can be a significant barrier to future local development. Finance and the economy are intertwined. Actions taken with respect to these must be based on analyses that facilitate making the right decisions.

Analysing Influence of COVID-19 on Indian Economy and its Employee Market

COVID-19 pandemic scenario is an outbreak for the entire world and their economies, but it has severely impacted our Indian economy due to either halt or slow-down across sectors and industries except a few. The Governments at Central and various state levels have tried there level best to bring minimize the negative impact of COVID-19 on livelihood of the citizens. The means adopted were primarily focusing upon the food security to underprivileged people across the nation, dedicated extra COVID healthcare funds, development of health related infrastructure, arrangement of medical equipment’s, medicines etc. with support of various ministries and defense forces, special incentives in health sector to boost their morale and recognize their committed efforts. However, in totality when looked upon a deficit was observed in terms of supply in comparison to the demand for several goods and services. The core reasons being unavailability/ lack of labor, raw material, lock-down rules, situation of uncertainty etc., all this resulting in slowing down the economic affairs in India, severally impacting the financial economy, employees and employment at large. The situation being so grim that either people were losing their lives due to Corona or due under tremendous pressure as a result of stress arising out of money and earnings, with many earning members no more alive or sitting idle with no employment. With a nation of size of India, which stood tall against the so called first wave in the year 2020 was carving out path out of the crisis situation, encountered the vital second wave in year 2021 (April onwards in volume). Huge crisis of immediate supply of Oxygen and few medicines created a situation of Havoc across nation. The current study attempted through secondary and primary data across sectors, to interpret the severity of impact of COVID-19 on overall Indian economy, with focus on analyzing aspects like use of virtual management system and employment scenario in specific.

Farmers’ work-related social security in Finland, implemented by Mela

Mela is the Farmers’ Social Insurance Institution of Finland (in Finnish: Maatalousyrittäjien eläkelaitos) founded in 1969. It provides comprehensive pension cover and social security to farmers, reindeer herders, fishermen, forest owners and recipients of scientific or artistic grants and scholarships living in Finland. In addition to providing pension insurance (MYEL), Mela provides its customers: statutory occupational accident insurance, leisuretime accident insurance, Mela sickness allowance, occupational rehabilitation, group life insurance, and farm closure support for farmers and reindeer herders. It also administers the farmers’ holiday and stand-in scheme, and provides advisory services related to occupational safety and wellbeing at work. The social security provided by Mela was originally addresses to farmers, reindeer herders, fishermen, forest owners. Since 2009 also recipients of scientific and artistic grants/scholarships are Mela’s customers. This article presents the most important stages in the development of social insurance for agricultural entrepreneurs in Finland and the evolution of this system until today. It also explains different benefits offered by Mela and the rules of being subject to social insurance by Mela, as well as the financial economy of Mela, including Mela’s sources of revenue. Finally, it presents tailored programmes and actions offered by Mela to the insured.

Analisis perbedaan pengaruh kebijakan suku bunga bank sentral terhadap inflasi di Indonesia

The purposes of this study are (1) to analyze the effect of the BI rate on inflation (2) to analyze the effect of the BI 7 day reverse repo rate on inflation (3) to analyze the different effects of the BI rate and the BI 7 day reverse repo rate on inflation. The method used in this study uses secondary data sourced from Bank Indonesia and the Central Bureau of Statistics of the Indonesian financial economy. The analysis of this study with vector autoregressive (VAR) using the Eviews 10 software program, results of the study analyzed that the difference in the influence of the central bank's interest rate policy on inflation in Indonesia, that the BI rate of interest on inflation had a positive and significant effect with a benchmark of 5% or 0.005%, the analysis on the BI 7 day reverse repo rate is not significant at the benchmark of 5% or 0.005% but has a positive effect in reducing inflation in Indonesia which reflects price stability as the final target of monetary policy. Keywords: BI rate, BI 7 day reverse repo rate, Inflation, Vector autoregressive (VAR)

Ayni and Neltilitztli: The reconstitutions of the destituted

“Market” in the past 500 years became synonymous with “capitalist market” (mercantile economy, industrial economy, technological and financial economy, market democracy). Before 1500 all organization of people living together (civilizations or cultures) had their own places to exchange within the communal and between nearby communities, all over the planet, not only in Europe. They did not go away. They are not pre-capitalist places of exchange. They are co-existing non-capitalist places of exchange. “Market” is the word used—since the 12 century—in Western vernacular languages to name the place of a meeting at a fixed time for exchanging livestock and provisions. By the 12th century medieval European “markets” where equivalent to all existing similar places of exchanges among co-existing civilizations. The constitution of the Western modern/colonial “market” in the 16th century (an experience the Adam Smith theorized in the second half of the eighteenth century), destituted all existing equivalent places of exchange. The task now is the decolonial reconstitution of communal places exchanges, reconstitution that is already under way, which implies gnoseological (knowing) and aesthesic (sensing, emotioning) praxis of living.