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Free agent NBA的問題,我們搜遍了碩博士論文和台灣出版的書籍,推薦DanielH.Pink寫的 什麼時候是好時候:掌握完美時機的科學祕密 和Chokal-ingam, Vijay Jojo/ Hansen, Matthew Scott的 Almost Black: The True Story of How I Got into Medical School by Pretending to Be Black都 可以從中找到所需的評價。

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這兩本書分別來自大塊文化 和所出版 。

國立高雄科技大學 資訊管理系 黃照貴所指導 邱亦廷的 探討非同質化代幣(NFT)知覺價值與購買意圖之研究 (2021),提出Free agent NBA關鍵因素是什麼,來自於非同質化代幣(NFT)、數位資產、區塊鏈技術、科技趨勢、網路外部性、S-E-D模型。

而第二篇論文世新大學 經濟學研究所(含碩專班) 簡文政所指導 黃柏勳的 日本職業棒球聯賽國籍區分的薪資歧視之探討 (2020),提出因為有 職業運動、薪資歧視、日本職業棒球大聯盟、隨機效果模型、兩階段雙重固定效果模型的重點而找出了 Free agent NBA的解答。

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什麼時候是好時候:掌握完美時機的科學祕密

為了解決Free agent NBA的問題,作者DanielH.Pink 這樣論述:

  《紐約時報》《華盛頓郵報》《華爾街日報》冠軍暢銷作家Daniel H. Pink最新力作   帶你學做時機的朋友,讓任何時候都是好時候   從以為時機就是一切,到相信萬事萬物都有其時。   提升你對時間的感知,精力善用,見機行事,   在工作、學校與家庭生活中如魚得水!   我們無時無刻都面臨一連串永無止盡、與「時機」相關的決定。什麼時候換工作,什麼時候安排課程,什麼時候步入穩定關係或全心投入專案。然而,我們卻隨意做出這些決定——基於直覺、預感及猜測。在本書中,丹尼爾.品克認為這是完全錯誤的方法。   根據品克的話,我們都知道時機就是一切,但我們對時間本身卻了解不多,以為時機是種

藝術。他在書中表明,時機其實是一門科學,於是寫出這本談論「什麼時候做什麼事」、有關「時機」的書,為我們揭開時機的科學祕密:   •早上何時喝咖啡最好?——不是起床後立刻喝,最好的時間點是在起床後1~1.5小時喝。   •工作多久應該休息一下最有效?——每工作52分鐘,休息17分鐘。   •包含新年元旦,一年當中你有幾天可以重新開始?——86天。   •怎樣利用一天中隱藏的模式來建立理想的工作時間表?   •為什麼有些特定類型的休息,會顯著提高學生的考試成績?   •什麼時候是辭職、轉職、或結婚甚至離婚的理想時間?   生命中平庸的開端,如何能夠轉變成全新的開始?當事情、人生進展到中場階段,

我們是萎靡不振,抑或反轉直上,如何在中間點發揮鼓舞和刺激的作用?走到結尾時,又為什麼會提高我們的動機並加深意義?還有,歸根究柢,我們要怎麼讓時間成為朋友,而不是與我們為敵。   品克借鑑心理學、生物學、神經科學和經濟學等豐富的研究成果,提煉精華,彙整成引人入勝、深具說服力的文章,字裡行間充滿魅力無窮的故事,以及實用的要點——集結在每一章的「時間駭客指南」中。本書富含宏大觀念與深遠寓意,將改變你對自己過去、現在及未來的想法,同時助你掌握人生各階段面臨時機抉擇的最佳決策。 各界推薦   「我相信,細讀這本書後,你也會有神奇的改變,這都是因為,你更懂得時機(Timing)兩個字的效用,它讓一切

變得有所不同。」──張永錫(時間管理講師、幸福行動家創始人)   「本書不只告訴我們該在何時做什麼事,也告訴我們休息的重要性。如果您希望提升自己的工作效率,進而邁向成功,就讓我們從建立快慢有致的生活節奏開始吧!」──鄭緯筌Vista Cheng(「內容駭客」網站創辦人)   2018年1月亞馬遜網路書店最佳圖書:「我們當中有多少人一心希望,午休過後,一天能有個充滿幹勁的結尾,結果卻只是深受午餐後無精打采所苦?關於這個現象,品克提出一套科學論述:全世界橫跨所有文化和地理區域的人,其活力水準和生產力都有高峰期、低谷期和隨後而至的恢復期。他主張,藉由充分了解一個人的時型,也就是人們感覺自己處在高

峰或表現衰退的時間,讀者能夠更有效地選擇處理新工作專案、進行重要簡報,甚至是排定手術的時機。」──麥特‧菲弗(Matt Fyffe)   「時光寶貴,虛擲光陰卻比過去更為輕易,品克深入卻不失趣味的研究或能成為轉捩點。不管是大學生還是企業經理人,都能藉由善用時間的『隱藏模式』找到新的日程安排方法,並且讓困難的決定變得簡單。」──《華爾街日報》   「以討論動機和創意的暢銷書籍聞名的品克,針對我們如何規畫時間、安排日常事務,探討背後的科學。持續運用本書所揭示的原則,能對個人生活和社會產生巨大影響。」──《華盛頓郵報》,2018年11本必讀領導書籍   「(品克)拆解令人深信不疑的模式……而且

他加入好用的『時間駭客』建議,說明如何實際應用書中所揭示的深刻見解。」──《自然》雜誌(Nature)   「在當今世上少數幾位非小說類作家中,丹尼爾‧品克能夠將如此多科學思想家的心血,摻入自己的原創人文故事。他在學術研究方面孜孜矻矻,但他提出的例子卻平易近人……好似與一名機智詼諧的好友,在綠意盎然的公園裡走上一段長路,閱讀本書不虛度光陰。」──《哈潑時尚》(Harper’s Bazaar)   「本書範疇之廣令人驚嘆……品克在每一章做結的時候,以讀者能夠運用於個人生活的章節要點構築論點。《什麼時候是好時候》引人入勝,以對話體裁寫成,並且經過縝密編撰,進而成就一本平易近人卻又舉足輕重的讀物

。」──《美聯社》   「實用的祕訣與思慮深遠的解決之道。」──《富比士》   「本書從少為人知的科學研究中發掘深刻見解,並以平易近人的方式呈現出來;品克將透過本書改變許多人對時機的理解……邁入終章時,對於如何分配日子和安排日常事務,讀者將會考慮得更加仔細。」──《出版人周刊》   「不論是當做商業資源來閱讀本書的人,還是對社會心理學、時間管理、個人發展和決策制定感興趣的一般讀者,都會從品克這裡找到有所助益、發人深省和經過深思熟慮的建議。」──《書單》雜誌(Booklist)  

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探討非同質化代幣(NFT)知覺價值與購買意圖之研究

為了解決Free agent NBA的問題,作者邱亦廷 這樣論述:

數位資產難以判別所有權的問題使許多數位內容創作者損失了應有的權利。而區塊鏈技術被認為是近十年重大的技術突破,其可驗證性、去中心化與高度透明的機制為各個產業帶來創新的發展。NFT作為區塊鏈下的應用,使每一個數位資產成為獨一無二的存在,並賦予了數位資產可交易的權利。隨著6,900萬美金的NFT在2021年3月被售出,NFT的熱度與價值直線上升,投資家與名人爭相購買,甚至透過發行NFT作為行銷策略。NFT的成功不可否認,但在2021年以前,NFT基本無人問津,難免令人對此產生疑問,究竟是炒作還是真的未來可期?而目前的研究大多都在探討NFT作為金融資產的發展性,從消費者心理探討NFT價值的文獻相當稀

少。因此本研究以消費者的角度討論NFT的市場可能性,期望以此補足學術缺口,並為產業界提供發行NFT時的建議。本研究從S-E-D模型延伸,將影響消費者知覺價值的來源分為心理與科技因素,包括知覺稀少性、區塊鏈技術與網路外部性,並以科技趨勢為中介因素探討其是否影響消費者判斷。透過網路問卷調查蒐集314份樣本數,並利用SPSS與Smart PLS進行分析,最終發現NFT所具備的知覺稀少性與網路外部性的確能夠增加消費者的知覺價值,且消費者也會注重選擇鑄造NFT的區塊鏈。此外,本研究也意外發現科技趨勢作為中介因素的效果並不顯著,伴隨著熱度的下降,說明NFT已過了炒作期並正趨於市場穩定階段。最後也針對NFT

發行者提供實務上的建議。

Almost Black: The True Story of How I Got into Medical School by Pretending to Be Black

為了解決Free agent NBA的問題,作者Chokal-ingam, Vijay Jojo/ Hansen, Matthew Scott 這樣論述:

I got into medical school by saying I was black. I lied. Honestly, I am about as black as my sister Mindy Kaling (The Office / The Mindy Project).Once upon a time, I was an ethically challenged, hard-partying Indian American frat boy enjoying my third year of college. That is until I realized I didn

't have the grades or test scores to get into medical school. Legitimately. Still, I was determined to be a doctor and discovered that affirmative action provided a loophole that might help. The only problem? I wasn't a minority. So I became one. I shaved my head, trimmed my long Indian eyelashes, a

nd applied as an African American. Not even my own frat brothers recognized me. I joined the Organization of Black Students and used my middle name, Jojo.Vijay, the Indian American frat boy, became Jojo, the African American affirmative action applicant.Not everything went as planned. During a med s

chool interview, an African American doctor angrily confronted me for not being black. Cops harassed me. Store clerks accused me of shoplifting. Women were either scared of me or found my bald black dude look sexually mesmerizing. What started as a scam to get into med school turned into a twisted s

ocial experiment, teaching me lessons I would never have learned in the classroom.I became a serious contender at some of America's greatest schools, including Harvard University, Washington University, University of Pennsylvania, Case Western Reserve University, George Washington University, Univer

sity of Pittsburgh, Yale University, University of Rochester, University of Nebraska Omaha, and Columbia University. I interviewed at 11 schools while posing as a black man. After all that, I finally got accepted into medical school.Almost Black combines the comic tone of 1986's Soul Man, starring C

. Thomas Howell, Rae Dawn Chong, and James Earl Jones, with the deeply poignant observations of Black Like Me, John Howard Griffin's classic.Resembling a mashup of the two works (but far more humorous), the hedonistic frat boy discovered something far more than what he'd bargained for while posing a

s a black man: the seriousness, complexities, and infuriating injustice of America's racial problems. In Black Like Me, Griffin was a white man posing as a black man in the American South, prior to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. I wasn't on some intense social mission like he was, but just as Griffin

did, I came away changed.Before I finished this book, I stirred a hornet's nest by telling the story. It has been featured in more than 100 media outlets, including CNN, ABC, NBC, FOX, TIME, The Guardian, National Review, Washington Post, Salon, Gawker, VOX, VICE, Complex, Buzz Feed, Huffington Pos

t, Daily Mail, and Perez Hilton. Many loved it, but not everyone approved of what I did. My college classmate, Tucker Max (I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell), disapproved. My sister Mindy Kaling furiously declared, "This book will bring shame on our family " I disagree but I'll let you be the judge.

Originally from the Northwest, Matt received his Communications BA from Washington State University. He entered the advertising field, first as an account executive, then as a creative director. He left advertising to pursue a career in radio and television. In Seattle, Matt co-created, produced and

syndicated a radio comedy series, Radio Free Comedy. Moving to Los Angeles, Matt worked various jobs in entertainment, including developing a TV comedy series for Norman Lear, a sitcom for the Carsey-Werner Company, and producing a comedy show at Fox Television. He was also hired to write and rewri

te features and television screenplays for various production companies. Matt worked as the personal script doctor to two high level television producers, rewriting their scripts and helping develop pilots for them. They produced long running shows for ABC and had a pilot development deal at NBC.Wri

ting comedy feature specs, Matt and his partner made seven-figure sales to Barry Levinson and Paula Weinstein’s Spring Creek Productions at Warner Bros. (Pest Control) and Tom Shadyac’s Shady Acres Entertainment at Universal (Cross Dressing). The novelized version of Pest Control (published by Avon

and Wm. Morrow and more than ten foreign publishers) has become a bestselling novel, a stage play, and a radio comedy play. Of their comedy spec, Heartless, their management team at Brillstein-Grey said "it was one of the funniest scripts they had ever seen." The script became a novel, Heart Seizure

, (published by Wm. Morrow).When offered the opportunity to write books, Matt segued into the publishing industry. All of Matt’s book proposals have sold for at least six figures, including one to Bantam for $600,000. His 1999 book, Andy Kaufman Revealed! (published by Little, Brown and a number of

foreign publishers) was a bestseller and the basis for the film Man On The Moon, starring Jim Carrey. The Hollywood Reporter called the book, "hilarious, eminently readable, and perhaps the funniest book about a Hollywood performer’s career."As an author, Matt has had publishing deals with many majo

r US publishers, including Simon & Schuster, Avon, Dove, Harper Collins, Reganbooks, Little, Brown, Bantam, William Morrow, and more than 25 foreign houses. Matt added ghostwriting to his resume, completing a true-life thriller for a Russian/Uzbeki investment group, as well as a book about a little

known chapter of Marilyn Monroe’s life, published by Createspace and sold by Amazon Digital Services. Matt is in production of No Fall Zone, the memoir of extreme skier and commodities guru, Olav Ruud. The Marilyn Monroe book was recently chosen by a prestigious book list as being one of the "20 Bes

t Books on Marilyn Monroe."Matt has also written books about NBA legend Dennis Rodman (Worse Than He Says He Is, for Dove Publishing/now Newstar Media--written under pseudonym Alexander Scott), music and television impresario Bob Eubanks (It’s In The Book, Bob, published by Benbella Books), and the

Enron Corporation (House of Cards: Confessions of An Enron Executive, originally Harper Collins-Reganbooks, now Authorhouse). Billionaire investor Warren Buffet was so impressed with the Enron book he bought 300 copies for friends and associates.Matt is currently under contract writing the memoir of

a world-renowned shoe designer. He is also in the process of writing or marketing two other non-fiction book proposals for clients. Additionally, he just finished another work of fiction, and is writing a new thriller novel for his agent, Jill Marr of the Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency.Matt is wor

king with a London production company to sell his crime drama television series, Illegal. He also has other projects he is shopping, including the feature screenplay to a high concept action thriller. He is exploring finance options to produce the film version of his 2007 horror thriller, The Shadow

killer, published by Simon & Schuster.

日本職業棒球聯賽國籍區分的薪資歧視之探討

為了解決Free agent NBA的問題,作者黃柏勳 這樣論述:

薪資歧視在職業運動中一直是被廣泛討論的問題,且在諸多運動聯盟中皆已被證實確實存在薪資不平等的情況。近年隨著資訊科技的快速發展,日本職業棒球大聯盟(NPB)走向國際化,使聯盟中的外籍球員比例逐年上升,因此本研究試圖找出外籍球員以及日本本土球員是否因為國籍不同而造成薪資歧視的證據。 本研究使用2001年至2019年日本職棒大聯盟的一軍選手作為研究樣本,並排除出賽數為零的球員,總共11,958比球員資料,以普通最小平方法(OLS)、隨機效果模型(RE)以及兩階段雙重固定效果模型(2sFE)進行回歸分析。 研究結果發現,球員國籍對球員薪資具有正向顯著影響,表示在給定相同條件下,外

籍球員的薪資比日本本土球員還要高,然而在2sFE模型中發現台灣國籍的投手對薪資具有負向顯著影響,表示台灣投手的薪資相比日本本土投手還要低,證實日本職棒聯盟同時具有國籍的薪資溢酬及薪資歧視的問題。 此外,個人特徵方面發現左投手與右打者在聯盟中具有較高薪資,而內野手與外野手相比捕手具有較高的薪資。球員表現方面,無論是投手或野手皆發現球員表現與球員薪資具有非常緊密的關係。 綜上所述,球員國籍確實對球員薪資造成了重大的影響,日本職棒聯盟應該重新審視現有制度,並進行修改,以防止國籍的薪資歧視情形持續擴大。