An investigation of the effects of the global epidemic on Crypto Currency returns and volatility
Shiva Johri, Kawerinder Singh Sidhu, A. Jafersadhiq, Raja Mannar Badur, Anita Gehlot, Himanshu Rai Goyal · 2023
In order to establish sustainable operations, Internet innovation has been widely adopted in the retail sector; however, certain operational difficulties, such as security and confidentiality have been uncovered in practice. As a result, linked fields must do more thorough theoretical study. In order to compete with online merchants and promote sustainable growth, this study examines how traditional brick and mortar stores might use IoT technology. First, by taking into account the costs of customer inconvenience associated with shopping through various retail partners and the influence of Technology, pricing Plans were created for the store and the retailer of concrete blocks, respectively. Furthermore, by contrasting different scenarios, the benefits of internet to retail shops and consumer excess are analysed. After that, the basic models were expanded to take into account consumer - perceived sensitivity regarding IoT technology and price competitiveness in order to test the robustness of the analytical conclusions. Additionally, actual data-based numerical analyses are performed. Smart metres, electric vehicles, rooftop solar photovoltaic panels, smart air conditioners, electric heating systems, and architectural usage of green protons and methyl in manufacturing applications, as well as control systems are all examples of how this decarbonization plan is now being implemented. This paper includes the details analysis of the adoption of this analytics software in the electricity system and associated connected sectors can have a favourable influence on numerous of the 17 sustainability agenda listed by the Unesco Institute of Economic Affairs.