Commerce and economics
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Comparative Study of Cybercrime Laws in Emerging Economies
— The proliferation of digital technologies across emerging economies has created unprecedented opportunities for economic growth, financial inclusion, and social connectivity, while simultaneously exposing these nations to escalating cybercrime risks. This manuscript undertakes a comparative analysis…
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Domain-Driven Design for Complex eCommerce Platforms
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a strategic approach to software development that emphasizes understanding and modeling the business domain as a means to create robust and scalable systems. In the context of complex eCommerce platforms, DDD offers…
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Optimizing Conversion Rates Using Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning in E-commerce
In the highly competitive landscape of e-commerce, optimizing conversion rates is essential for sustainable business growth. Predictive analytics and machine learning have emerged as transformative tools for driving targeted strategies that improve customer acquisition, engagement, and…
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Cognitive Biases and Their Influence on Individual Economic Decision-Making: A Theoretical Perspective
— Classical economic theory has long assumed that individuals are rational agents who make consistent, utility-maximizing decisions based on complete information and stable preferences. However, growing interdisciplinary research in psychology, behavioral economics, and decision sciences has…
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Emerging Biotechnological Frameworks for Sustainable Utilization and Genetic Improvement of Economically Important Plants
— Plants economically relevant contribute to food security, industrial supply of raw materials, and subsistence livelihoods but are faced with threats related to environmental variability, biotic stresses, and shrinking agricultural land areas. Although classical breeding proved…