TL;DR: In this article, a bulk commodity transaction data processing system and data processing method is proposed for online transactions between enterprises, and the phenomenon that taxes are paid for two times is avoided simultaneously.
Abstract: The invention relates to a bulk commodity transaction data processing system and data processing method, and belongs to the field of electronic commerce. The system comprises a transaction server which can be logged in by a buyer and a seller. The system is characterized in that the transaction server is at least provided with an order processing unit, a security deposit processing unit, a goods payment processing unit, a goods receipt confirmation unit, and a master control unit. The method comprises the steps that pending an order is conducted; ordering is conducted; paying the security deposit is conducted; earnest money is paid by the buyer; full payment is paid; the buyer confirms that the goods are received; the goods payment is transferred to the account of the seller; the security deposit is returned. According to the bulk commodity transaction data processing system and data processing method, the goods payment is not paid to a third-party transaction platform, but paid to a payment channel of a bank, the bulk commodity transaction data processing system and data processing method are especially suitable for online transactions between enterprises, and the phenomenon that taxes are paid for two times is avoided simultaneously.
TL;DR: In 2 Cor. 1.22 and 5.5, Paul uses several terms and images that originate from the world of ancient economics to describe God's own attitudes and actions.
Abstract: Throughout his letters, Paul uses several terms and images that originate from the world of ancient economics. Some of these terms are used metaphorically to describe God’s own attitudes and actions. The term ἀρραβών (‘earnest money, advance payment, bargain money’) may exemplify the use of a business term in the papyri in comparison with its use in Paul’s letters (in 2 Cor. 1.22 and 5.5; cf. Eph 1.14). In Paul’s image, God is depicted as a purchaser who offers ‘us’ his salvation for free and guarantees to complete it in the end. In using the term ἀρραβών, Paul emphasizes God’s reliability and unlimited trustworthiness within an insecure world.
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a solution to assist financial futures dealings wherein information regarding contracts with a financial futures exchange is stored and settlement processing is carried out by a deal or covering.
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To actualize efficiency of operation and minuteness of data, to actualize the improvement of temporal and operational efficiency, to actualize highly precise in-time resale and redemption reports by preventing wrong report contents from being generated owing to a miss of settlement processing and sales or purchase contract balance from increasing in relation to an increase in cost risk, to manages the output and input of various data regarding earnest money reports at the company by itself, and to unitedly manage various data which are applicable to various analyses SOLUTION: To assist financial futures dealings wherein information regarding contracts with a financial futures exchange is stored and settlement processing is carried out by a deal or covering, information regarding contracts as objects of settlement and information regarding contracts of the day are extracted from the stored information on the contracts and a list of extracted selling (buying) contracts as objects of settlement and a list of extracted buying (settling) contracts of the day are displayed on the same screen at the same time COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a Fair Gradual Secrete Release (GSR) protocol for E-contract signing against earnest money between an originator and a responder involving their banks as transacting parties.
Abstract: †Summary In this paper we propose a novel Fair Gradual Secrete Release (GSR) protocol for E-contract signing against earnest money between an originator and a responder involving their banks as transacting parties. We provide a security analysis of the protocol and analyze some important and pertinent properties of the protocol, which include money atomicity, validated contract and the fairness in true sense. The protocol involves originator, originator’s bank, responder, responder’s bank as transacting parties without using an additional trusted third party. We also formally prove the existence of all the said properties.