We propose new transaction models (or schemes) in order to provide NoSQL databases with transactional aspects as well as to analyze the effects of transactions on data consistency and efficiency.
It develops new transaction schemes in order to provide NoSQL databases with transactional facilities as well as to analyze the effects of transactions on data consistency and efficiency in user's applications.
As will be seen, the new proposed system risks creating a series of problems, such as an asymmetric enforcement of EC competition rules as national enforcement bodies enjoy very different levels of resources for the purpose of carrying out their missions, as well as a "disintegrating effect"–as national enforcement bodies essentially focus on the local effects of transactions.
Lawyers get a lot of money by trying the hide the true economic effect of transactions in unnecessary complexity.
Consistency is related to transactions and, although not universally defined, can be seen as the guarantee that transactions started in the future see the effects of transactions committed in the past, coupled with the insurance of database constraints [73 75].
We also find a net negative effect of transactions with debit cards on the demand for currency since the positive impact of ATM usage is lower in absolute terms than the negative effect of POS volumes.
We aim to make two contributions to the literature on the effects of transaction costs on financial price volatility.
This research examines the complementary effect of transaction cost perspective and resource-based view on multinational enterprises' (MNEs) ownership strategies.
Drawing on the concept of transferability of advantage, this study examines the advantage's location-boundedness and the effect of transaction cost on MNEs' ownership strategy.
However, up-to-date academic research does not provide sufficient insights into the effects of transaction taxes on financial markets as the literature has here-to-fore been focused too narrowly on Gaussian variance as a measure of volatility.
In order to aid better design and implementation of TDR programmes, this paper analyses the effects of transaction costs throughout the life of four TDR programmes (Calvert, Montgomery, St .Mary's, and Charles Counties) in the US state of Maryland in order to gain a better understanding of the timing and distribution of such costs incurred by different parties involved.
