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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
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Summary: Users' preference for online shopping has increased in modern times, bringing about changes in the way goods and services are acquired and consumed. Amazon has emerged as a dominant player in the e-commerce industry, causing significant disruptions in the retail sector. Developing a research framework to study consumer trends and purchasing behavior is crucial for understanding market demand.
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Summary: Socially engaged older adults are less likely to decline in health and happiness, and have a higher quality of life. Social support plays a significant role in the wellbeing of older adults, while the use of text messages and emails can moderate community engagement and depression levels. Community programs, group activities, and technology training workshops can improve social interaction, support cognition, and reduce depression in older adults.
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Summary: Trust and informal sociability positively impact the formation and performance of agricultural cooperatives, while local network has a negative effect on both. Policy makers should utilize publicity channels and financial tools to promote trust, improve inter-village communication, and establish a collaborative mechanism between local networks and agricultural cooperatives.
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