Competency Framework for Non-Profit Organizations: an
... Every organization is as good as the people who work for that organization (Drucker 1993). An NPO thrives on motivation that is predominantly intrinsic and to some extent extrinsic. But a below average compensation may deteriorate personal motivation and values (Kaplan 2001) owing to an individual’s ...
... Every organization is as good as the people who work for that organization (Drucker 1993). An NPO thrives on motivation that is predominantly intrinsic and to some extent extrinsic. But a below average compensation may deteriorate personal motivation and values (Kaplan 2001) owing to an individual’s ...
Price-Level Accounting, Full Disclosure, and Rule 10b-5
... however, has a dramatic new aspect-price-level adjustments in supplemental statements would be mandatory for all businesses that desire to have their financial statements certified as in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. 19 The FASB proposal's response to inflation is not the ...
... however, has a dramatic new aspect-price-level adjustments in supplemental statements would be mandatory for all businesses that desire to have their financial statements certified as in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. 19 The FASB proposal's response to inflation is not the ...
Modeling Inventories Over The Business Cycle
... Our first basic inventory model is the generalized (S,s) model of Khan and Thomas (2003). Inventories exist in the (S,s) model because firms face fixed costs of orders. To economize on these costs, firms choose to order infrequently and carry stocks of the good in question. Here we review this mode ...
... Our first basic inventory model is the generalized (S,s) model of Khan and Thomas (2003). Inventories exist in the (S,s) model because firms face fixed costs of orders. To economize on these costs, firms choose to order infrequently and carry stocks of the good in question. Here we review this mode ...
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... expenses of the purchase or acquisition (the “Maximum Price”). For the above purposes: “Average Closing Price” means the average of the last dealt prices of a Share for the five consecutive market days on which the Shares are transacted on the SGX-ST immediately preceding the date of the Market Purc ...
... expenses of the purchase or acquisition (the “Maximum Price”). For the above purposes: “Average Closing Price” means the average of the last dealt prices of a Share for the five consecutive market days on which the Shares are transacted on the SGX-ST immediately preceding the date of the Market Purc ...
International Financial Reporting Standard 13 Fair Value
... Fair value is a market-based measurement, not an entity-specific measurement. For some assets and liabilities, observable market transactions or market information might be available. For other assets and liabilities, observable market transactions and market information might not be available. Howe ...
... Fair value is a market-based measurement, not an entity-specific measurement. For some assets and liabilities, observable market transactions or market information might be available. For other assets and liabilities, observable market transactions and market information might not be available. Howe ...
Forecasting the equity premium in the Australian market
... into two components. There is a firm-specific component that measures risk that relates only to that investment or to a few investments like it, and a market component that contains risk that affects a large subset or all investments. It is the latter risk that is not diversifiable and should be rew ...
... into two components. There is a firm-specific component that measures risk that relates only to that investment or to a few investments like it, and a market component that contains risk that affects a large subset or all investments. It is the latter risk that is not diversifiable and should be rew ...
Higher Capital Requirements, Safer Banks? Milton Harris Christian C. Opp
... to which many proponents of stricter regulation refer: greater skin in the game reduces, ceteris paribus, the private incentives for risk-shifting. In general equilibrium, however, we show that, over a wide range, increases in capital requirements may induce some banks to switch from socially benef ...
... to which many proponents of stricter regulation refer: greater skin in the game reduces, ceteris paribus, the private incentives for risk-shifting. In general equilibrium, however, we show that, over a wide range, increases in capital requirements may induce some banks to switch from socially benef ...
Bachelor of Business Administration Programme
... Attendance is compulsory for BBA to the extent of 75 percent. Those students who do not attend classes will not be allowed to take the University Examination for that semester. ...
... Attendance is compulsory for BBA to the extent of 75 percent. Those students who do not attend classes will not be allowed to take the University Examination for that semester. ...
Scope and Definition
... in order to identify the nationality of the company’s ultimate owners or controllers. Most arbitral tribunals have decided that the countryof-incorporation test does not authorize or require them to do so. This issue needs to be given due attention, if a State wishes to eliminate the risk of claims ...
... in order to identify the nationality of the company’s ultimate owners or controllers. Most arbitral tribunals have decided that the countryof-incorporation test does not authorize or require them to do so. This issue needs to be given due attention, if a State wishes to eliminate the risk of claims ...
Chapter 2: Management -- Past to Present
... Mary is very concerned with worker morale, and she frequently surveys employees to determine their level of job satisfaction. She feels that people really want to work, to take more responsibility, and to make a contribution. Her approach reflects application of scientific management principles in t ...
... Mary is very concerned with worker morale, and she frequently surveys employees to determine their level of job satisfaction. She feels that people really want to work, to take more responsibility, and to make a contribution. Her approach reflects application of scientific management principles in t ...
Private equity demystified
... It examines further developments in private equity, such as its methodologies, management of funds and relationships with limited partners. The value of the work will continue to be measured in better-informed debate, in private equity’s effective engagement with wider stakeholders, in well thought ...
... It examines further developments in private equity, such as its methodologies, management of funds and relationships with limited partners. The value of the work will continue to be measured in better-informed debate, in private equity’s effective engagement with wider stakeholders, in well thought ...
WHAT DRIVES CORPORATE SOCIAL PERFORMANCE?
... further impeding the ability of companies to have high CSP. Regarding labor and educational institutions, Japan is characterized by a labor market where skilled capital is more readily available, and as a result supply of human capital is higher, decreasing the incentives of companies to use CSP as ...
... further impeding the ability of companies to have high CSP. Regarding labor and educational institutions, Japan is characterized by a labor market where skilled capital is more readily available, and as a result supply of human capital is higher, decreasing the incentives of companies to use CSP as ...
Common Agency and the Public Corporation
... measure of shareholder wealth) should be maximized, and how shareholder wealth should be allocated among shareholders. The second is the ability of at least some shareholders to influence corporations to make decisions based on the shareholders’ particular preferences. Taken together, these two cond ...
... measure of shareholder wealth) should be maximized, and how shareholder wealth should be allocated among shareholders. The second is the ability of at least some shareholders to influence corporations to make decisions based on the shareholders’ particular preferences. Taken together, these two cond ...
Overview of IFRS
... 1. The operator recognises a financial asset to the extent that it has an unconditional contractual right to receive cash or another financial asset from or at the direction of the grantor for the construction services. 2. The operator has an unconditional right to receive cash if the grantor contra ...
... 1. The operator recognises a financial asset to the extent that it has an unconditional contractual right to receive cash or another financial asset from or at the direction of the grantor for the construction services. 2. The operator has an unconditional right to receive cash if the grantor contra ...
FIT FOR THE FUTURE - N Brown Group plc
... The UK retail sector is changing at a pace, and we are changing even faster to ensure that we compete effectively and prosper in this digital-first world. Our catalogue heritage and niche position gives us many strengths — data analysis, understanding our customers and tailoring our offer to them, f ...
... The UK retail sector is changing at a pace, and we are changing even faster to ensure that we compete effectively and prosper in this digital-first world. Our catalogue heritage and niche position gives us many strengths — data analysis, understanding our customers and tailoring our offer to them, f ...
Multinational Firms, FDI Flows and Imperfect Capital Markets
... con…rmed to be a function of the quality of investor protections and the depth of capital markets. The model also suggests that these e¤ects should be most pronounced for technologically advanced …rms because these …rms are most likely to be able to provide valuable monitoring services. The empiric ...
... con…rmed to be a function of the quality of investor protections and the depth of capital markets. The model also suggests that these e¤ects should be most pronounced for technologically advanced …rms because these …rms are most likely to be able to provide valuable monitoring services. The empiric ...
Development of Simulation based Model to quantify the degree of
... globally, banks must manage their liquidity gap. The concept of liquidity risk has emerged as the new problem for such banks and must be measured and managed. The paper looks at the process of developing a measurement framework using ‘BlackScholes’ and ‘Merton’s Asset Based’ models to measure liquid ...
... globally, banks must manage their liquidity gap. The concept of liquidity risk has emerged as the new problem for such banks and must be measured and managed. The paper looks at the process of developing a measurement framework using ‘BlackScholes’ and ‘Merton’s Asset Based’ models to measure liquid ...
British Airways Plc Year ended 31 December 2015
... will target a return on capital of at least 15 per cent with an operating margin in the range of 12-15 per-cent. Improving the customer experience will be a key feature of this business plan with plans to either replace or refurbish 99 per cent of wide-body aircraft by 2020. Our customer’s will bene ...
... will target a return on capital of at least 15 per cent with an operating margin in the range of 12-15 per-cent. Improving the customer experience will be a key feature of this business plan with plans to either replace or refurbish 99 per cent of wide-body aircraft by 2020. Our customer’s will bene ...
Relevance or irrelevance of retention for dividend policy irrelevance
... If h1 < 0 , i.e. retention is chosen, then dividend policy is irrelevant if the amount − h1 is invested in a zero-NPV project. In such a case, the reduction in the first dividend is compensated by the distribution of an extra dividend h2 > 0 at the final date, such that the previous reduction is neu ...
... If h1 < 0 , i.e. retention is chosen, then dividend policy is irrelevant if the amount − h1 is invested in a zero-NPV project. In such a case, the reduction in the first dividend is compensated by the distribution of an extra dividend h2 > 0 at the final date, such that the previous reduction is neu ...
Managing the Man Overboard Moment
... healthy sample sizes even in the end branches, and we display the Ns along the way so that you can assess the trade-off between fit and prior occurrences. We are almost ready to turn to the checklist and numbers, but we need to cover one additional item. All of our summary exhibits show the average, ...
... healthy sample sizes even in the end branches, and we display the Ns along the way so that you can assess the trade-off between fit and prior occurrences. We are almost ready to turn to the checklist and numbers, but we need to cover one additional item. All of our summary exhibits show the average, ...
TRADING VOLUME TREND AS THE INVESTOR`S SENTIMENT
... Miller (1977) argues that stock prices reflect only the most optimistic opinions among investors when short-sales constraints are present. When investors become more optimistic, i.e., when investor sentiment becomes high, stock prices rise. It This means that there should be a positive relation betw ...
... Miller (1977) argues that stock prices reflect only the most optimistic opinions among investors when short-sales constraints are present. When investors become more optimistic, i.e., when investor sentiment becomes high, stock prices rise. It This means that there should be a positive relation betw ...