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This paper provides interesting insights for anti‐virus research, as it reflects a period of rapid uptake in the application of the Internet and the use of e‐mail for business purposes. The purpose of the research is to provide independent justification of the growing prevalence of computer virus incidents over the past five years, and identify patterns in the frequency and distribution of computer viruses. Specifically, the analysis focuses on examining the claims that computer viruses are increasing in prevalence, that computer viruses follow an evolutionary pattern and that seasonality exists in the distribution of computer viruses.

This article shows how compensation specialists can use quantitative analysis and descriptive modeling to keep their companies abreast of compensation trends and shifts in the marketplace.

Summary
Recently, video cassette recorders have become a popular product in many nations around the world. However, the reasons for this global video boom are largely unknown. There appear to be many potentially uneven factors associated with the diffusion of video cassette recorders worldwide. The current study attempts to assess the relationship between all of these potential factors and the penetration of video cassette recorders across sixty-three countries. The overall statistical results generated through hypothesis testing suggest that a number of national policy, domestic economic, national media system and media infrastructure factors are relatively important predictors for the spread of video cassette recorders across industrialized as well as less industrialized states.