are willing to support and stand up for. (wire.wisc.edu). Moreover, value in economic terms can be, according to many business dictionaries, explained as the performance of action that increases the worth of goods and services or even a business. According to Kotler, Armstrong &Wong, 2010 value is created in order to satisfy the customers´ needs and wants. Irrespective of the different definitions of personal and economic values it is important to keep in mind that value can be interpreted differently
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Within the past 100 years organisations have seen significant changes in the markets they operate within. Increasing flexibility, globalisation and fierce competition from emerging economies have been the fundamental drivers modelling the human resource management field to become what it is today. Motivation has always been an issue for many businesses, and the ‘traditional’ methods of attempting to solve this problem have been to slightly increase the employee’s wages, in the hope that they would
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the Chairman of the IASB, “The real objective is to have one single set of international accounting standards that are used worldwide and are consistent, comprehensive, and based on clear principles to enable financial reports to reflect underlying economic reality.” Hence, it is relatively important that the accounting standards are of consistency and
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for a real estate development project, here we should apply two of the most important fundamental concepts in any real estate developments, which are: (1) it is better to have a use and looking for a site, rather than having a site to look for a use, and (2) the four factors that one must control in any real estate development projects: land, capital, tenant, and knowledge. Base on the above-mentioned two concepts, the following content would be designed to provide a full-scope yet brief analysis
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FUNDAMENTALS CONCEPT OF PLANNING A plan may be classified according to time horizon/duration as follows 1. LONG-TERM OR PERSPECTIVE PLAN- extends from 10 to 20 or even 25 years. Educational planning has to be based on a concept of the future. The planners should envision the kind of society; the kind of political, intellectual and social leadership. 2. MEDIUM-TERM PLAN-usually 4-5years, is prepared against the backdrop of a long-term perspective plan. It has proven operationally to be most
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Chapter 16: Market efficiency: Concept of market efficiency An efficient market has been defined as one in which the prices of securities fully reflect all available information. This requires that the reaction of the market prices to new information should be instantaneous and unbiased. If such conditions exist, it will not be possible (except by chance) to employ either past information or a mechanical trading strategy to generate returns in excess of the returns warranted by the level of
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Developing such skills will assist you with your work at levels five and six. The fundamental features of the required tasks are expected as the norm at this level, including due attention to the type and style of each of the chosen assignment tasks and the work should remain clearly organised and focused.Content and understandingAssessment at this level is mainly based on assimilation of knowledge and key theoretical concepts. The use of the correct vocabulary and terminology is expected at this level
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Module 1 summary Introduction and concept of income Module 1 is an introduction to the Income Tax Act (ITA). It reviews the reason for its existence and the principles that govern its interpretation. It then focuses on the ITA structure and explains how to search for and interpret its provisions. The module concludes with the study of two basic concepts: first, who must pay tax in Canada; second, what is the concept of income for purposes of the ITA. • The most desirable characteristics of an
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dissemination, and information efforts aimed at the building of a universal culture of human rights through the imparting of knowledge and skills and the moulding of attitudes which are directed to: (a) The strengthening of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms; (b) The full development of the human personality and the sense of its dignity; (c) The promotion of understanding, respect, gender equality, and friendship among all nations, indigenous peoples and racial, national, ethnic, religious
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independent science. According to Simmel, sociology is distinct from other social sciences for the reason that it has its own abstract mode of dealing with the same topic of social relationship which other social science like history, economics, political science etc. too deals with, but in their own way. To him sociology is a specific social science that describes, classifies, analyses, and delineates the forms of social relationships. Vierkandt maintains that sociology is a special
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