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Handbook of Research on Entrepreneurship and Organizational Resilience During Unprecedented Times
A person or an institution or an organization appointed by the government to regulate specific activities like banking, industry, taxation, etc.
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Resurgence of Crowdfunding During the Corona Pandemic: An Overview
Shini Leeson (Sharda University, India) and Raj K. Kovid (Sharda University, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-4605-8.ch016
Abstract
COVID-19 led to catastrophic impacts on almost all aspects of human lives, national economies, and international trade. However, the crisis is also known for giving rise to innovations. The emergent trends indicate growing importance for crowdfunding initiatives as traditional financial institutions are increasingly encountering economic hurdles. Crowdfunding is a popular model to raise small-sized investments or donations from a larger set of contributors to support for-profit or non-profit ventures, social causes, or medical needs. This chapter argues and confirms that crowdfunding has been a resilient tool to generate financial resources during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. It offers convenience, speed, accessibility, and support for local needs and local businesses thereby making it more attractive. To understand the finer nuances of the role of crowdfunding in the COVID-19 era, this chapter analyses one of the largest crowdfunding platforms in India, Milaap, the first Indian crowdfunding platform to initiate pandemic-support fundraising campaigns.
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Towards Culturally-Aware Virtual Agent Systems
Regulators are tools that are used to manage the flow of a communication. Ting-Toomey (1999) categorizes regulators into Vocalics (e.g. verbal feedback or silence), Kinesics (e.g. gestures or postures) and Oculesics (e.g. head or eye-gaze).
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With the Mediation of Internal Audit, Can Artificial Intelligence Eliminate and Mitigate Fraud?
Regulators are the authorities developed by country in order to monitor the progress of companies. Regulators issues orders and notices to organizations (either specific or in general) which is mandatory for all companies to follow.
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