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Kwangchul Ji
Department of International Trade, Dongguk University, Seoul 04620, Korea

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Kwangchul Ji is a doctoral student at Dongguk Univerity, Seoul in Korea. His research interests have concentrated on the tracking of international financial institutions in government changes and on the dynamics of global consumer markets.

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Published: 04 June 2021 in Sustainability
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Public financial loans are very complex. However, previous research has largely neglected the effective management of public funds. More specifically, how to maintain the optimal balance between small businesses and loan providers for managing public funds over time remains unclear. Moreover, little is known about how public funds should be managed to increase survival periods, which are directly related to these institutions’ financial stability. This study tests the difference between public fund borrowers and providers from perspectives on their long-term survival and compares survival periods using 499,554 guaranteed loans. The findings show that 85% guarantee ratios and high credit ratings help increase survival periods. The findings also show that individual-based borrowers, such as self-employers, have a strong tendency to survive much longer than SMEs. Finally, our study extends the literature by offering a risk theory perspective on public financial institutions that explains how guarantee ratios and credit ratings affect the survival periods of borrowers, resulting in these institutions’ financial soundness.

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Kwangchul Ji; Hong-Youl Ha. Empirical Evidence of Risks of Public-Loan Finance: Comparison between Self-Employers and SMEs. Sustainability 2021, 13, 6426 .

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Kwangchul Ji, Hong-Youl Ha. Empirical Evidence of Risks of Public-Loan Finance: Comparison between Self-Employers and SMEs. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (11):6426.

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Kwangchul Ji; Hong-Youl Ha. 2021. "Empirical Evidence of Risks of Public-Loan Finance: Comparison between Self-Employers and SMEs." Sustainability 13, no. 11: 6426.

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Published: 07 March 2021 in Sustainability
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Little empirical evidence is obtained for the moderating outcomes of mobile promotions (M-promotions) during subsequent repurchasing events. This study examines how M-promotions indirectly influence repurchase intentions, and how the level of promotions moderates the relationship between repurchase intentions and their determinants. The findings show that three determinants (i.e., brand attitude, functional quality, and online reviews) directly lead to repurchase intention. However, the moderating effects of M-promotions vary. Especially, our findings show that the moderating effect of M-promotions is only significant in the relationship between functional quality and repurchase intentions and that between online reviews and repurchase intentions. Repurchase intentions are increased by high M-promotions when functional quality is low, and when online reviews are positive.

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Kwangchul Ji; Hong-Youl Ha. An Empirical Test of Mobile Service Provider Promotions on Repurchase Intentions. Sustainability 2021, 13, 2894 .

AMA Style

Kwangchul Ji, Hong-Youl Ha. An Empirical Test of Mobile Service Provider Promotions on Repurchase Intentions. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (5):2894.

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Kwangchul Ji; Hong-Youl Ha. 2021. "An Empirical Test of Mobile Service Provider Promotions on Repurchase Intentions." Sustainability 13, no. 5: 2894.