...to plan, investigate and create Mark and Jodie’s business. There will be thorough investigation to solve the best ownership structure and why. The types of ownership structures that have been over looked include partnership and sole trader. These types of ownership structures could both be very useful for their type of business. Their plan is too start off small and then grow their business with their children. This has to be taken into consideration when deciding on what type of businesses structure is chosen. The information has to be collected from a wide range of Primary and Secondary resources. Introduction: A married couple who have two children are interested in creating a new business, providing a winery bus tour for their local area. Mark and Jodie have a plan to start off small and one day grow into a larger business. Mark would like to start off with a 13 seater van but then over the long term would like to be larger and offer coach tours to wineries all over Australia. Jodie, the wife, would be working in the business as well as hopefully their children one day. The ownership structure that should be taken into consideration are Partnership and Sole Trader, this is shown below. Ownership structure: Sole Trader: A sole trader is owned and operated by ONE person, the owner may choose to hire other staff members. But the owner is still the one who provides all the finance, makes the decisions and takes all the responsibilities. This can be useful for Mark...
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...Tesco Group work A) Make groups of 3 to 4 students. Each group makes a company profile on the English retailer Tesco. Word count: 1.000-2.000 Your written company profile is your notes for the oral exam. Use the below articles and links: Tesco profits fall for first time in almost 20 years Tesco offloads Japanese operation Last orders for your local How to build a better Tesco - retail empire strikes back Tesco links: http://en.wikipedia.org http://www.tesco.com/ http://www.tescoplc.com/ > About us http://www.tescoplc.com > News > Key facts In your company profile you focus on the following aspects: Corporate history Line of business Number of stores, employees and international markets Competitors http://en.wikipedia.org Market position in the UK http://en.wikipedia.org Problems in the UK and abroad Criticism from customers and the public in the UK New store formats New strategy Make sure your group answers the following questions in the process. 1) Make a brief summary of the history of Tesco. 2) Describe the company's range of goods and services. 3) Why do you think that the company has run into so many problems recently? 4) Account for the elements in Tesco’s new strategy. Finally make a SWOT-analysis of Tesco. B) Group Work Find a relevant video clips on Tesco. Make 3 to 5 questions...
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...Sale of Debt Should We Trade in Debt? Term Paper for the Islamic Financial Contracts Course Dr. Monzer Kahf Student: Ihab Abdelrashid Galal Date : 13th May 2013 Content: 1- Introduction a. Definition of debts b. Is debt a real asset c. Does debt create value 2- Study d. Definition and process e. Advantages and disadvantages f. Trading debts and financial crisis g. Trading debts in the world h. Cases and applications: i. Sukuk ii. Options iii. Rescheduling of debt iv. Account receivable factoring 3- Conclusion 4- References Introduction: The recent financial crisis has proven that most of the economists and financial experts need to reconsider their views in relation to the proper financial system and also to the financial transactions. One of the major factors behind this crisis was the lack of realism in the capital market and financial transactions. However there were voices during and after the crisis claim such financial crisis would have been avoided, if asset-backed Islamic finance were adopted. It is well known that sale of debts is one of the area that have been criticized by many Islamic financial supporter...
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...Indicators 17 Section 4.2.1:MACD: Moving Average Convergence Divergence 18 Section 4.2.2:RSI: Relative Strength Index 19 Section 4.3:Trend approach to technical analysis 21 Section 4.3.1: Moving Averages 21 Section 4.4: Chart Based Indicators 23 Section 4.4.1: Candlestick Charts 23 Section 5: Practical Application to Current trends in the Foreign Exchange Market 28 Section 5.1:Cycle Based 28 Section 5.1.1: Elliot wave 28 Section 5.2: Momentum Based 29 Section 5.2.1:Relative Strength Index 29 Section5.2.2: Moving Average Convergence/Divergence 30 Section 5.3: Trend Based 31 Section 5.3.1: Moving averages 31 Section 5.4: Chart Based 36 Section 5.4.1: Candlesticks 36 Section 6: Technical Analysis: Advantages & Disadvantages 38 Section 7: How traders and dealers use Technical Analysis? 39 Section 8: Bibliography 40 List of Graphs and Figures Figure 1: Technical analysis is based on the premise that markets trend and that those trends tend to persist. 7 Figure 2: Example of a downtrend turning into an uptrend 9 Figure 3: A long term Channel line, support and resistance level 10 Figure 4: head and shoulders pattern. 10 Figure 5: Example of a double top. Sometimes the second peak doesn't quite reach the first peak as in this example. The actual signal was the breaking of support near 44.6 11 Figure 6: Example of a descending triangle. Notice the flat bottom line and the declining upper line. This is usually a bearish pattern. 12 Figure 7: Basic Elliot Wave pattern...
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...to victory but a hero would prepare a plan that can handle multiple possibilities which can turn a potential bad situation in to a moderate acceptable loss. And that is why good always triumphs against evil. Like any well thought out system or machine we require the blue prints and then parts. A car, for instance is a modern day miracle and irreplaceable part of our daily lives, but every car has some key components that are required for it to function, namely: the mechanics, the container, speedometer and rev meter. In the trading industry we also classify essentials into 3 sections: hardware, software and services. * * Hardware: We can start with the organs of every car, the mechanics under the shell, in our case the computer. What makes a Bugatti any different from Maserati, except the...
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...to order extra food depend on their recent supply and the demand of the menu. All of these operations depend on the stock count to give a respond. The word "inventory" means the amount of goods and calculation of their performance. A lot company takes regular supply of inventory to avoid running out. Others take inventory, to make sure that the number of items ordered items to match the actual number counting. Shortage or excess inventory that theft (referred to as the "contract" retail circle) or inaccurate accounting practice. 1.1 Advantage and Disadvantage of hold inventory First advantage is improving customer service. By hold inventory can increase investment in inventory may result in a higher level of customer service and able to meet and anticipate customer demand. It also prompts and precise customer order upon request. Second advantage of hold inventory is economies of scale. Take advantage of per unit price reduction for purchasing in large quantity and enjoy economies of production as greater plant capacity and lower per unit manufacturing costs. The following is disadvantage of inventory such as consume space, higher order and carrying costs, tax depending on demand and market pattern, difficult to predict. 1.2 Push inventory strategy Push system involves predicting inventory requirements, to reach customer demand. Company has to forecast what goods clients will buy along with will determine the quantity of goods to buy. The manufacturing will produce enough...
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...NHS Public Limited Company The NHS is an organisation which operates in the Private Sector, and is owned by the government. The NHS is one of the world’s largest publicly funded health care providers. The NHS stands for the National Health Service which provides healthcare for all UK citizens based on their needs rather than their ability to pay for it. It is funded by taxes. As the NHS is funded by taxes and the government, if a hospital were to overspend, it would not close. Instead, funding would be cut back for a suitable period of time. The NHS provide many different services for all UK citizens, such as emergency and urgent care, general practitioners (GP’s) or dental services. Urgent and emergency care * Call NHS 111 if you urgently need medical help or advice but it’s not a life-threatening situation. * Call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life at risk. * Visit A&E in a genuine life-threatening emergency. Pharmacy services * Pharmacists play a key role in providing quality healthcare. They are experts in medicines and will use their clinic expertise together with their practical knowledge to ensure the safe supply and use of medicines by the public. * A pharmacist has to be registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) and have worked for at least a year under the supervision of an experienced and qualified pharmacist, either in a hospital or community pharmacy such as a supermarket. * 20% of pharmacists...
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...second largest landmass in Southeast Asia and has the 40th largest population in the world. It neighbors five countries, India and Bangladesh in the Northwest, China and Laos in the Northeast and Thailand in the South. Its geographical location makes it the ASEAN link to China and India - the two largest, most dynamic and most rapidly developing emerging markets in the world. This combined with the ASEAN block, which contains over 600 million people, means Myanmar will have a bordering market of almost 3 billion people. Because of this, Myanmar is likely to compete with Vietnam as a preferred alternative to China and India-based manufacturing producers. At the moment, China offers the best and most efficient supply chain alternative for traders and manufacturers who rely heavily on mass-market, fast, and efficient subcontracting facilities – though not the cheapest. The price of efficiency and reliability is high and industries whose labor costs are a significant component of the overall product cost have to look elsewhere, such as Cambodia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and India – which have all been viable options for some years now. After infrastructure development takes place, Myanmar will also be a solid option for those in need of inexpensive manufacturing services. Furthermore, with its borders now open, it will serve as a more convenient transportation route between China and the Middle East, allowing goods to travel directly over land rather than having to circumnavigate...
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...consent of the publisher except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. ISBN: 978-1-4196-9563-6 PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To my family for supporting me even in my craziest moments. Table of Contents PREFACE......................................................................................................... VIII INTRODUCTION : WHY DAY TRADING?................................................................... XI HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK..................................................... XVII PART 1: DAY TRADING BASICS – WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ......................... 1 WHAT IS DAY TRADING?....................................................................................... 2 WHO SHOULD BE DAY TRADING?.......................................................................... 4 IS IT REALLY POSSIBLE TO MAKE A LIVING AS A DAY TRADER?................................ 8 HOW TO GET STARTED - DEFINE YOUR GOALS AND MAKE A PLAN.......................... 15 1.) Define Your SMART Goal ................................................................... 16 2.) Make a...
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...Hedge Funds: A liability for the economy? Sander van Bentum 362107 Max Wielitsch 385533 Dhr. B. Tims 17-10-2013 Table of Contents Introduction 3 Risks for the investors 4 The creation of risks to financial institutions 5 The excess volatility risk 6 Transparency 6 Unlevel playing field 7 Hedge funds and financial bubbles 7 The role of hedge funds in crises 8 Conclusion 10 Bibliografy 10 Introduction Everybody that is somewhat involved with finance has probably at some point heard of the term hedge fund. But what is it exactly? In simple words it can be described as, ‘’an actively managed, pooled investment vehicle that is open to only a limited group of investors and whose performance is measured in absolute return units’’ (Connor et al. 2003). This limited group of investors contain wealthy investors who would be able to cope with possible losses. Commonly hedge funds make use of arbitrages and price discrepancies, terms that are also known as inefficiencies within the market. By making small profits on a large scale by identifying these market inefficiencies and attempting to correct them these hedge funds claim to help the market become more efficient. Hedge Funds first made their appearance on to the global financial stage in 1949, when the first hedge fund was created by Alfred W. Jones. ‘’He raised $60,000 and invested $40,000 of his money to pursue a strategy of investing in common stocks and hedging the positions with short sales’’...
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...THE MARKET WIZARDS CONVERSATIONS WITH AMERICA'S TOP TRADERS JACK D. SCHWAGER HarperBusiness You've got to learn how to fall, before you learn to fly. —Paul Simon One man's ceiling is another man's floor. —Paul Simon If I wanted to become a tramp, I would seek information and advice from the most successful tramp I could find. If I wanted to become a failure, I would seek advice from men who had never succeeded. If I wanted to succeed in all things, I would look around me for those who are succeeding and do as they have done. —Joseph Marshall Wade (as quoted in a Treasury of Wall Street Wisdom edited by Harry D. Schultz and Samson Coslow) 2 Contents Preface...................................................................................................................................................4 Acknowledgments ................................................................................................................................5 Prologue ................................................................................................................................................6 My Own Story ......................................................................................................................................7 Part I-Futures and Currencies ...........................................................................................................9 Taking the Mystery Out of Futures.................................
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...Table of Contents Company overview 2 Company mission, vision and goal 2 Organizational Chart 3 Market Analysis 4 Competitor analysis 5 SWOT analysis 6 Service Management (Chapter 9) 8 CHAPTER 4: CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR BUSINESS MARKETS 14 COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS 15 REFERENCES 17 Company overview EBay is the largest online marketplace in the world. EBay was founded by San Jose, California launched in 1995, by Pierre Omidya. It encourage members to establish business through eBay and members can buy products through online also. EBay has an online payment called PayPal, based on the study number of current active user in eBay are 152million，which are fee based user. Each day nearly 1/3 internet users in United States visit eBay，purchase and sell products in eBay marketplace. Because from EBay website offering multi products there. EBay user can save a lot of time to shopping, and sellers can easily promote their products through eBay. Proclaims “trust” between buyers and sellers as the key to the success of the marketplace Company mission, vision and goal The mission of Pierre Omidyar establish EBay with a simple idea which is "People are basically good". At eBay, our mission is to provide a global online marketplace where practically anyone can trade practically anything, enabling economic opportunity around the world. The objective of eBay is have fun, open trusting environment to develop the work ethics and culture ,to keep...
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...publisher except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. BookSurge, LLC http://www.booksurge.com ISBN: 978-1-4196-9563-6 PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To my family for supporting me even in my craziest moments. Table of Contents PREFACE ........................................................................................................ IX INTRODUCTION: WHY DAY TRADING? ....................................................... XIII HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF THIS BOOK .............................................. XIX PART 1: DAY TRADING BASICS – WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW .......1 WHAT IS DAY TRADING?................................................................................. 3 WHO SHOULD BE DAY TRADING? ................................................................... 5 IS IT REALLY POSSIBLE TO MAKE A LIVING AS A DAY TRADER?.................... 9 HOW TO GET STARTED - DEFINE YOUR GOALS AND MAKE A PLAN .............. 17 1.) Define Your SMART Goal.................................................................. 18 2.) Make a Plan...
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...Publishing Publishing F3 INT Study Text Financial Accounting ACCA Publishing ACCA Distance Learning Courses Learn quickly and efficiently Using a blended learning approach, our distance learning package will steer you towards exam success. Our aim is to teach you all you need to know and give you plenty of practice, without bombarding you with excessive detail. We therefore offer you the following tailored package: • Access to our dedicated distance learning website – where you’ll find a regular blog from the distance learning department – reminders, hints and tips, study advice and other ideas from tutors, writers and markers – as well as access to your course material • • Tutor support – by phone or by email, answered within 48 hours The handbook – outlining distance learning with us and helping you understand the ACCA course Study phase Revision phase • The key study text – covering the syllabus without excessive detail and containing a bank of practice questions for plenty of reinforcement of key topics • A key study guide – guiding you through the study text and helping you revise • An online question bank for additional reinforcement of knowledge • An exam kit – essential for exam preparation and packed with examstandard practice questions • 2 tutor-marked mock exams to be sat during your studies • Key notes - highlighting the key topics in an easy-to-use format Total price: £160.95 ...
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...اجتهاد دمعة فلسطين Commercial Law I جـامعة البحرين كلية الحقوق ترجمة مقرر The Commercial Law 512 Law باجتهاد الطالبة دمعة فلسطين تمت الترجمة على أساس شرائح دكتور المقرر وليس على أساس صفحات الكتــاب 1 اجتهاد دمعة فلسطين Commercial Law I فهرس الترجمـــة Subjects Chapter Tow nature of commercial law ------------------------Chapter Three sources of commercial law----------------------Chapter Four natural persons--------------------------------------Chapter Five other natural persons-------------------------------Chapter Six Legal Person---------------------------------------------Chapter Seven Commercial Title-----------------------------------Chapter Eight Commercial Registration--------------------------Chapter Nine Keeping commercial book------------------------Chapter Ten Avoiding Illegal Competition----------------------Part Three The business premises---------------------------------Part Four Commercial Transactions-------------------------------Part Two . Chapter Two Features Of Distinction--------------Part Two . Chapter Three Classes of Commercial-------------Transactions Page Num 3 01 10 33 45 31 10 17 77 33 93 013 004 2 اجتهاد دمعة فلسطين Commercial Law I Chapter Two Nature Of Commercial Law طبيعة القانون التجاري Definition of Commercial Law تعريف القانون التجاري In the absence of any established legal عند غياب أي اصدار قانوني definition of the term “commercial law”, many writers on the subject have put forward...
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