...opportunity to present to you the research, the designation of which is «Lexical analysis of the novel «On the road» written by Jack Kerouac». Trips, journeys, wanderings and youth are the main sources of inspiration for Jack Kerouac whose book has remained bestseller for more than 60 years. Buddhist, philosopher and travelling writer, not only wrote the book about hitchhiking, but also gave the name to the whole direction in literature and society, namely beat generation. Besides, the novel is characterized by autobiographical features since Jack Kerouac depicts the life of beat generation, the representor of which he was. From linguistic point of view, «On the road» is a unique example of spontaneous prose invented by Kerouac therefore it is an interesting material to research. Furthermore, little research has been undertaken to study the novel ‘On the Road’ as a linguistic phenomenon. The actuality of the theme of our research consists in research of the emotive prose as a linguistic prose, stylistic and lexical peculiarities of which are not investigated enough. The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze lexical and stylistic items used in novel ‘On the Road’ by Jack Kerouac. The tasks of our paper lie in description of stylistic characteristics of emotive prose, in detection and analysis of lexical and stylistic items in the novel. The object of the research is the novel ‘On the Road’ written by Jack Kerouac. The subject of the paper are stylistic and lexical...
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...Country Road ACC5605 Accounting Theory and Practice By Anonymous Table of contents 1.1: Introduction 3 1.2: Country Road’s Mission 3 1.3: Background summary of Country Road’s products and services 4 1.4: Key Competitors 4 1.5: Competitive Strategy 6 1.6: Economic factors 7 2.1: Financial Statement Analysis 9 2.1.1: Common Size Analysis 9 2.1.2: Ratio Analysis 10 2.1.2 (a): Profitability 10 2.1.2 (b): Liquidity 11 2.1.2 (c): Capital Structure 12 2.2: Book value per share to the market value per share 14 2.3: Changes in the CEO 14 2.4: Auditor firm and the audit partner 15 2.5: Non Audit Services by the Auditor 15 2.6: Issues raised by the Auditing Firm 16 Appendix 17 Reference 21 1.1: Introduction The company of Group #3 is Country Road Limited (CTY). Country Road is an upscale retailer of branded products including quality apparel, homewares and related accessories, with a great number of freestanding store and department store concessions in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Country Road is on the list of the Australian Stock Exchange and it is a subsidiary of a South African company Woolworths Holdings which owns an 88% interest. The company’s home page http://www.countryroad.com.au/ shows about its productions, activities and other information. The URL of Country Road’s annual reports for the latest two years are attached, in descending chronological order: Country Road Annual Report for the year ending 2009: http://www...
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...A REPORT ON (A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF ORIENTAL STRUCURAL ENGINEER’S PVT. LTD.) By: VISHAL (ORIENTAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEER’S PVT. LTD.) (Date: 2ND JUNE TO 31st JULY) A REPORT ON (A Study on Financial Performance of Oriental Structural Engineer’s Pvt. Ltd) By (Vishal) (PGDM) A report submitted in partial fulfillment of The requirements of PROGRAMME (2013-2015) Delhi school of Business-VIPS, Technical Campus Company Guide: C.A Anand Shukla Faculty Guide: Dr.Indira Bharadwaj Company Name: OSE Pvt. Ltd. College name: Delhi school of Business Designation: DGM-Finance Designation: Associate Professor, Finance DECLARATION I hereby declare that this project report “A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF ORIENTAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEER’S PVT. LTD.” is my own work, to the best of my knowledge and belief. It contains no material previously published or written by another person nor material which to a substantial extent has been accepted for the award of any other degree or diploma of any other institute, except where due acknowledge has been made in the text. Name: Vishal Roll No.201301021 Date: 31-07-14 PGDM-2013-2015 CERTIFICATE This is to certify that...
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...“Problems faced by State Road Transport Corporations in India” Dr.A.B.Dadas Prof.Anuja Ashtewale Director Asst.Professor Nevile Wadia Institute of Management Studies and Research (RGBS, Pune) ______________________________________________________________________________ Abstract- Road Transport plays a very important part in overall development of any nation. In India Cultural, Social and Economic development is directly dependent on road transport. Road transport is considered as one of the method of economic development of the nation. Passenger road transport has a very significant role in road transport. In India SRTC’s are facing various management problems. In this research researcher has made an attempt to find out various management aspects and problems faced by various state road transport Corporations in India. ______________________________________________________________________________ Key words- Road Transport, Management problems, State Road Transport Corporation (SRTC) Introduction- Road Transport is one of the important mobility function of any nation. Road transport is the strong backbone of economy and society at large. Road transport is instrumental in providing connection to various markets, businesses and people...
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...Project on Database Design for College Library Index: 1. Introduction............................................................................ 3 2. Requirement Analysis ..............................................................4 3. Defining Entitiy and Attribute...................................................5 4. Entity Relationship Diagram......................................................6 5. Non- Technical overview of Entity Relationship Diagram..........7 6. User Applications...................................................................... 7 7. ER Schema................................................................................. 8 8. Data Dictonary ...........................................................................9-16 8.1 Table Library................................................................9 8.2 Table Book....................................................................10 8.3 Table Course.................................................................11 8.4 Table Journal................................................................12 8.5 Table Compact Disc......................................................13 8.6 Table Employee............................................................14 8.7 Table Student ......
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...Introduction This document serves as a road map that details the context of marketing activities including * Goals and objectives of the distribution centre in the southern African region * Situational analysis mainly the strengths and opportunities that the organisation can maximise in the Sothern Africa region * Marketing strategies to establish market in the region Goals and objectives * To establish market for Dreamland products in the Southern Africa Region * To market and distribute the products extensively * To be the most preferable organisation that supplies and distributes its products extensively. * To establish marketing and distribution systems that meets the needs of our customers using the most efficient and effective technology. * To provide distinctive, high quality books and related products in the Southern Region that suits their Educational Curriculum. * To build relationships and alliances where possible and maintain the high standards of the organisation Situational analysis The situational analysis starts with a snapshot of the current environment by providing strengths and opportunities looking at industry, competitors and the marketing environment. The following are key factors that make the distribution centre more lucrative in the Southern Africa Region * Unique, high quality and competitive product * Product development through Research and Development to suit market trends * Strong communication networks due to...
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...| | |Methods of Valuation for Mergers and Acquisitions: Arcadian Microarray Technologies, Inc. | |Written Case Analysis | Methods of Valuation for Mergers and Acquisitions: Arcadian Microarray Technologies, Inc. Case Summary The case is about a private equity investment of Sierra Capital Partners in Arcadian Mircroarray Technologies, Inc. Arcadian Microarray Technologies is a company of the gene diagnostics industry. In August 2005, Arcadian proposed to sell a 60% interest to Sierra Capital for $40 million. Its business consisted of two segments, which are DNA microarrays and human therapeutics. Sierra capital has $2 billion under management and a portfolio consistent of 64 investments. The managing director of Sierra Capital, Rodney Chu, bases his negotiation strategy on the assessment of Arcadian's economic value and structures the interest of Sierra Capital and Arcadian to create high incentives for the value creation. Chu determines the value of the investment through the terminal value, which is the value of a company at a specified future valuation date. In assessing Arcadian's value, Chu looked toward the companies Affymetrix, Inc. and Illumina, Inc. Simon will assist in the final stages of preparing for the negotiations and...
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...1 Introduction: What Is Economics? Chapter Summary Economics is about making choices when options are limited. Options in an economy are limited because the factors of production are limited. We can use economic analysis to understand the consequences of our choices as individuals, organizations, and society as a whole. Here are the main points of the chapter: • Most of modern economics is based on positive analysis, which answers the question “What is?” or “What will be?” Economists contribute to policy debates by conducting positive analyses about the consequences of alternative actions. • Normative analysis answers the question “What ought to be?” • The choices made by individuals, firms, and governments answer three questions: What products do we produce? How do we produce the products? Who consumes the products? • To think like economists, we (a) use assumptions to simplify, (b) use the notion of ceteris paribus to focus on the relationship between two variables, (c) think in marginal terms, and (d) assume that rational people respond to incentives. • We use macroeconomics to understand why economies grow, to understand economic fluctuations, and to make informed business decisions. • We use microeconomics to understand how markets work, to make personal and managerial decisions, and to evaluate the merits of public policies. Learning Objectives 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. List the three key economic questions. Discuss the insights from economics for a real-world problem such as...
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...sales are about 1 billion dollars. It not only provides people with a comfortable atmosphere to read, but also blend in the element of fashion and trend into the bookstore. In spite of the bookstores, Eslite also owns 2 stationary stores, 5 concert halls, and 2 children bookstores. Eslite is well operated by compound management, including publishing, art exhibitions and even Tearoom. Because of its positioning and targeting customers, most of the branches are located in the urbanized areas. In 2012, Eslite established the first overseas branch in Causeway bay, Hong Kong. It is a spacious and quiet bookstore with more than 230 thousand books. It’s now the biggest bookstore and the one with most book collections in Hong Kong. Moreover, it will soon open in China at Soochow 2014. Assessment of Potential Market: Southeast Asia Most of the books in Eslite are Chinese; as a result, we want to expand to a market with lots of Chinese people: the Southeast Asia (See Exhibit 1&2). For the increasing consuming power in Chinese market, we plan to enlarge our expansion to the Southeast Asia. We think the prospect of Eslite in south East Asia is brightening. 2 ESLITE IN...
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...725 Book Reviews The New Silk Road: How a Rising Arab World is Turning Away from the West and Rediscovering China BEN SIMPFENDORFER Basingstoke, Hampshire, and New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009 201 pp. $42.00 ISBN 978-0-230-58026 doi:10.1017/S030574101000072X The New Silk Road is an insightful, concise (173 pages of text), and thoroughly readable book. The focus is not on energy investments and flows or on government policy, but on business and cultural strands of the Sino-Arab relationship. As a China economist for both JP Morgan and RBS in Hong Kong, and with years of residence in the Arab world, Simpfendorfer has written a book which is rich in detail and cogent in diverse interesting arguments. It is a pleasure to read. The thesis is that we are witnessing the re-emergence of an old but long-lapsed economic and cultural relationship between China and the Arab world. Prior to about 1600 the “silk road” was a major axis of the global economy. Now it is reviving and that revival is an important part of the “global re-balancing” that is underway. Global re-balancing is defined to mean a diminution of the relative economic and cultural role of the West (Europe and the US) and growth of non-Western areas, like China and the Arab lands. The major manifestation of Arab rise, according to Simpfendorfer, has been the massive transfer of wealth to Arab oil producers in the 2000s as oil prices rose due, in large part, to increased demand by China and India. Simpfendorfer believes...
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...College, where he stayed for a little over a semester, and also Harvard University for two years. Robert Frost grew up in a state of turmoil. From his tumultuous childhood right up until his death, Frost was a character who could speak at Harvard and live on a farm in New Hampshire. He could dazzle the brightest students with poetic ingenious, but boil life down to, “It’s hard to get into this world and hard to get out of it. And what’s in between doesn’t make much sense. If that sounds pessimistic, let it stand”. Robert Frost’s poems “Mending Wall” and “The Road Not Taken” both exemplify the struggle between individual autonomy and the confines that society puts on it through deceivingly simple speech. Frost specifically deals with the idea that life is no more than a series of relationships and choices, which are never simple to discern. Frost’s collections of work have not always been considered groundbreaking, for his first book of poems was published when he was forty. 1) As...
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...TABLE OF CONTENTS Item Page Summary 2 1. INTRODUCTION 3 1.1 Background 3 1.2 Authorisation 3 1.3 Aim of report 3 1.4 Scope 3 2. BAC 2.1 Definition of BAC 4 2.2 Factors affect BAC 4 2.3 Calculation of BAC levels 5 2.4 Legal levels in Australia and how to stay within these limits 6 3.0 EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL 6 3.1 Short-term effects 6 ...
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...Wonder Amusements Limited (WAL) is a company that was incorporated as an amusement park and golf courses. Recently WAL invested into a sports franchise which has caused the relocation of parts of the business. Objective: A meeting with the chief executive officer (Leo Titan) has shed some light on possible accounting and audit practises that need to be looked at. There are notes that was taken during the meeting with Leo and observations which will be further analyzed. The appropriate reporting method used in the following analysis will be IFRS. Users/Stakeholders: There a many potential users of the financial statements prepared by WAL and they are: -Leo Titan – CEO, WAL - owners of, NSL - owners of, -Minority shareholders invested in WAL And NSL, Fabio and Fox accountants - they are audit partners, External users of the financial statements (such as potential investors), the government (many accounting issues that could violate standards). Analysis: First of all after the review of documents and as a result of various conversations there are a few issues that need to be addressed. The first issue is lenders to the arena are concerned that the arena could not generate special-use revenue and in turn risk their investment. This becomes an audit issue because the investors are providing a way to finance the arena but if the arena in turn cannot support the payment with its revenue streams it causes a possible situation where revenues are overstated to make the arena...
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...My Bookshelf TOC/Annotation menu Downloads Print Search Profile Help 7.1 Exploring Plot and First-Person Poin… Previous section Next section 7.1 Exploring Plot and First-Person Point of View In "How I Met My Husband," even the title hints at the importance that events and decisions are likely to have in the development of the story. But, because the narrator is looking back at situations and actions, her insights and feelings are also prominent, creating a reflective tone. "How I Met My Husband" and Point of View Wayne Clugston, author of Journey Into Literature, examines the role of first-person voice in Alice Munro's How I Met My Husband. Critical Thinking Questions Why does Wayne Clugston say that first-person point of view might be "unreliable"? What is another story you have read in first-person, and how did the use of first-person enhance or detract from the story? Alice Munro (1931—) ASSOCIATED PRESS/ChadHipolito/The Canadian Press Alice Laidlaw Munro was born in Wingham, a small town in southern Ontario, Canada. She began publishing short stories when she was a student at the University of Western Ontario. Since then, she has published seven collections of her stories, three of which received the Governor General's Award for fiction. Munro won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2013 in recognition of her distinctive craft and contributions to short story writing. Much of her work reflects perceptions she gained from observing...
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...1.1 Introduction: Financial development is essential for economic growth and development, and weak financial systems make countries defenseless to crises. A growing body of empirical literature shows these relationships. This means that to enhance economic growth, developing countries must take initiative to increase both the financial depth and diversity of their financial sectors. Banking sector is one of the most important sectors for the economy of a country. Sometimes it is called heart of the economy. Banks are the leaders of all financial services industry, where the proper functioning of the economy depends on the banking industries. Banks drive all the financial activities of certain economy. Commercial banking industry is one of the most important financial intermediaries in Bangladesh. It is playing great role to generate savings and it makes sure the proper investment of this savings in different sectors of our economy. Commercial banks are cooperating different types of business in various ways which is ensuring prosperity of business. Prosperity of business means prosperity of the economy as a whole. By now, it has been proved that literally bank is the heart of all commercial activities in Bangladesh. The number of banks in all now stands at 49 in Bangladesh. Out of the 49 banks, four are Nationalized Commercial Banks (NCBs), 28 local private commercial banks, 12 foreign banks and the rest five are Development Financial Institutions (DFIs). History of banking sector...
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