that a general partner may vote on matters related to the business of the partnership provided such matters are subject to the approval of the limited partners. This also must be spelled out in the agreement. Cons are that an individual may be reluctant to invest in this partnership because of the limits on participation in the business. This could also cause the partnership to experience difficulty raising capital. One of the most challenging parts in getting your business off the ground is
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this article are: “How far the Fair-Value Accounting System should be pushed in banking sector”.-this is the main issue More accurate disclosures are better according to some bodies those are setting the standards. The commercial banks are very reluctant to expose the idiosyncrasies of their loan books to the glare of market scrutiny. How the article relates to the theory: There are reasons behind the attractions of the fair-value accounting system. Based on the current market prices, the commercial
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Answer to the question #1(a): Four group norms that are identified in this case are as follows: (1) The group sticks together (social arrangement norm); (2) The group takes long coffee breaks to catch up on personal news and gossip (social arrangement norm); (3) The group does not like to do any more than what’s necessary, and the group member’s do not finish simple task they are working on (performance norm); and (4) When group members are asked to do more, they say, “It’s not my job” (resource
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lottery...Listening to the young folks, nothing’s good enough for them...There’s always been a lottery.” This shows that the villagers believe that the tradition is a good thing, no matter what others say. A reason why the villagers were reluctant to participate in the lottery is because
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cultures and be able to respond to an “ever changing” environment. (RV Weeks 2002). In a study conducted by Maritz (2000, p. 18) on South African organisations compared to their international counterparts, it was found that South African leaders are reluctant to move away from a conventional transactional leadership. Leaders who were more transformational lead to long-term positive implications for an organisation. (3) Osborn, Hunt & Jauch (2002) state that transformational leadership will be more
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processing plants or markets, and the quality deteriorates en-route. Due to the inconsistencies and weaknesses in the supply chain the processing industry has been reluctant to invest in machinery, plant and equipment. In reverse, the weak linkages in the supply chain have also led to low on-farm productivity making farmers reluctant to invest on their
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technology in education. While there may still be skeptics within the field of education, I would imagine that most people would agree that a technology rich environment enhances a child's education at least to some degree. Even teachers who are reluctant to infuse technology into their lesson plans would have to see the merit of students using technology consistently in classrooms. Most of the recent research articles I've read on technology and classroom learning conclude not only that there is
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used in modern business correspondence. Such as , “ but we are compelled to remark that we do not think you are treating us with the consideration we have a right to accept.” “Generally speaking, satisfactory character of your account, we are reluctant to resort to harsh
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be the favorable strategy. All this information will lead to a more pull strategy, which would also be positively supported by the research. There are several reasons: Pfizer has the biggest global pharmaceutical sale force and is not reluctant to extensively use them. Additionally
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their parents are doing over on the research island is not only top secret but incredibly important for humankind. Then one day a stranger and his son fly in. The man flashes his ID card and heads over to the island research base, promising his reluctant passenger that he'll be back by dark, and they'll be out of there. Only he doesn't come back. And neither does anyone else. As the days pass, and there's no news, the kids come to realise that whatever has happened on the island has left them on
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