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        1 - Designing a model for improving human resource productivity with an ethical approach in the context of a resistance economy
        iman hesami taklo Sirous  Tadbiri maryam majidi alireza afsharnejhad
        In a resilient economy, achieving high levels of productivity is one of the most important ways to achieve decent work and economic growth. Productivity is the eighth goal of the United Nations Sustainable Development Program (SDGs) over a 15-year perspective, and ethic More
        In a resilient economy, achieving high levels of productivity is one of the most important ways to achieve decent work and economic growth. Productivity is the eighth goal of the United Nations Sustainable Development Program (SDGs) over a 15-year perspective, and ethical issues have a special place in this regard The aim of this study was to design a model of enhancing human resource productivity with a professional ethics approach to the conditions of the resilient economy. Hence, in the present study, the statistical population, including experts managers and senior experts with a history of General Administration of Roads and Urban Development with more than ten years of service in the General Administration of Roads and Urban Development of Khorasan Razavi from 2016 to 1398 and faculty members of management group Islamic Azad University, Mashhad Branch has a master's degree in human resources management and specializes in human resources. Organizations with at least 5 years of experience in cooperation or consulting with this department, which had knowledge, expertise and expert opinion in the field of research. In addition, The statistical sample was selected by non-random sampling method, purposely by snowball method.This research in case of objective was based functional and in terms of the type of method, mixed and exploratory.To collect qualitative data from interview tools and to analyze the data. The interview used grounded theory method.The research findings show that three hypotheses in order to improve the productivity of human resources of the General Administration of Roads and Urban Development of Khorasan Razavi Province in the conditions of resilient economy, organizational ethics, individual ethics and Islamic ethics should be considered. Manuscript profile
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        2 - Ethical components of providing a model to motivate and increase the culture of buying domestic products (Case Study: Electrical Appliances)
        Saloumeh  Nouri seyed mahdi  moafi madani Yadollah  khodaverdi
        Today, creating an ethical environment and promoting human values is one of the most important tasks of organizations, and observing ethics in the business world reduces tensions, increases productivity and creates competitive advantages for the organization.The main pu More
        Today, creating an ethical environment and promoting human values is one of the most important tasks of organizations, and observing ethics in the business world reduces tensions, increases productivity and creates competitive advantages for the organization.The main purpose of this study is to present a model for encouraging fellow countrymen to buy domestically made goods by considering ethical components.In the first stage, through the snowball technique, 10 experts were identified for interview. After conducting the interview and coding, the main components along with the subsets were identified, and finally, after Screening was performed and reuse of experts. The main variables of the model were identified. 2 main subsets were obtained for the model, including 1- Advantages and positive factors 2. Obstacles and limitations, d for the first factor 10 variables including promotion and distribution - Perceived value of the product Strategies - Platform - Cost of the product for the customer - Familiarity and trust in the product - Support and after-sales service - Patriotism - Appropriate quality - Product diversity and for the second factor 6 variables including consequences - Brand Absence of goods - Interfering conditions - Axis phenomenon - Perceived risk of the product - Causal conditions were identified, finally the conceptual model of the research was presented using grounded theory method and Max QDE software. Manuscript profile
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        3 - Behavior pattern of traders in the capital market
        Reza Khezri Asgar Pakmaram Rasool  Abdi Nader  Rezaie
        Traders take risks when there is a possibility of losses, and when there is a possibility of making a profit, their risk-taking is greatly reduced to only definite gains. This reverse behavior in humans is a neurological phenomenon that is common to both humans and anim More
        Traders take risks when there is a possibility of losses, and when there is a possibility of making a profit, their risk-taking is greatly reduced to only definite gains. This reverse behavior in humans is a neurological phenomenon that is common to both humans and animals. At present, the causal conditions of the interventionist and the context, strategies and behavioral consequences of traders have not been studied. Therefore, in this study, an attempt has been made to design the behavioral model of traders using contextual theory. This research is of qualitative and exploratory type and has been conducted by interviewing experts in the field of theoretical foundations of behaviorism, capital market and other fields related to the research topic and has been saturated by conducting 16 interviews in 2021 by snowball sampling method. Is. The results show that the most important causal conditions that lead to the recognition of traders' behavior are the effect of risk (perspective theory), levels of financial behavior, efficient market hypothesis, over / under reactive phenomenon, over / under confidence phenomenon, respectively. Arbitrage Phenomenon, News Phenomenon, Bias Phenomenon, Positive Thinking Phenomenon, Patience Phenomenon, Mass Behavior Phenomena, Overtrading Phenomenon, Excitement Phenomena, Exchange Volume, Lack of Information, Behavioral Bias, Cognitive Bias, Stock Index, Trading Strategy They are greed, fear and greed. Manuscript profile