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Give two examples of how a market has been used internally within a company, according to Malone. Solution intergration of marker like elements within the scope of the decentralised resource allocation via internal markets. for example , capital for certain investment projects is allocated via an electronically platforms by the interplay of internal suppliers and requestors, which are organised as profit centres. insummary it may be said that the specified publication differ from those of the centralised resource allocation via internal markets by the following- -they focus on the capital allocation on investment projects and not on divisions -they examine the forms of resource allocation due to possibilities of modern information systems -they suggest decentalised market oriented coordination form with independently acting divisions based on this understanding more recent publication focus on example of companies that use internal markets for the coordination fo different tasks. malone for instance,focuses on how internal markets impacts companies according to malone the major advantages of internal markets are that they encourage creativity and independence and that they can respond faster to capitalise on an oppotunity .further ,he states that internal markets \" provide the right incentives for people to buy and sell according to what they actually think will happen.it is possible that people might try to manipulate the market.Malone et al. found that some business models, as defined by them, indeed performed better than other .
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Location theoryFactors affecting a firm’s location choiceGovernment should enhance the location with government performance, policies, and resourcesEconomic base theoryLocal demands vs. external demands Government should recruit businesses that have a market beyond the local area and encourage export-oriented industries.
Location theory, on the other hand, seeks to explain an area’s competitiveness in terms of firms’ locational orientation—what factors of an area contribute to a firm’s location choice. Location theorists assume that firms, in order to maximize their profits, choose locations that minimize the cost of transporting goods to the market place. Unlike the neoclassical school, location theorists generally assert that government should play a critical role in enhancing the location. A capable, cooperative, and responsive government can potentially better meet bu ...
Chapter of marketing
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Stock Exchanges and Innovation
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Leveraging strategies networks
This document provides a research proposal on the franchise market situation in Germany. The proposal has the following objectives:
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2. To learn more about the risks faced by these franchises and their work councils.
3. To analyze the strategic networks between franchises and their franchisees in Germany and how resources are leveraged through these networks.
The proposal discusses strategic networking theory and different types of strategic networks like alliances, joint ventures, and franchising. It aims to adopt dimensions for analyzing strategic networks between franchises and franchisees in Germany.
Ch 21 capital_markets
Capital markets are a sub-part of the financial system and include new issue markets and stock exchanges. The new issue market facilitates the direct transfer of funds to corporations through origination, underwriting, and distribution functions. The stock exchange provides liquidity for existing securities through continuous price formation and acts as a nexus between savers and investors. While the new issue market deals in newly issued securities, the stock exchange is a secondary market for previously listed securities. The two markets are interconnected, with new issues requiring listing on an exchange and stock prices impacting new issue activity levels.
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This document summarizes a thesis that examines the market timing ability of hybrid funds between 2000-2014. The author develops a new methodology to measure market timing ability with respect to stocks and bonds. The main findings are that hybrid funds, particularly balanced funds, exhibit significant evidence of market timing ability over the period studied. This ability is driven by successfully anticipating changes in stocks and bonds. The thesis helps further the understanding of whether hybrid funds can successfully time shifting investments between asset classes.
Impact of e commerce toward indonesian silk industry the changing value chai...
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enterprise do business, particularly those that in the silk industry. This preliminary research will look at
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definition of commerce will be suggested that takes into account all the areas in e-commerce including
business-to-business e-commerce and intrabusiness e-commerce which are usually not mentioned in many
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models which include content, affiliate and customization will be mentioned. The impact of technology on
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Alternative Investments - How Asset Management Firms Frame Their Funds
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While the two extreme characterizations of the MNE-stakeholder relationship (exploitive and transformative) tend to garner the most media attention, it is the more moderate perspectives of the MNE-stakeholder relationship (transactional and responsive) that tend to predominate in the context of FDI in emerging markets. However, given that these two perspectives represent the middle ground along the spectrum between exploitive and transformative, the distinctions between transactional and responsive characterizations of the MNE-stakeholder relationship in emerging markets are occasionally blurred.
Clarify the differences between the transactional and responsive perspectives by comparing and contrasting the two characterizations, using examples that will help you illustrate your position.
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Managing knowledge flow is important for a firm that wants to get the most from its partnership with another company. What can a firm do to ensure it gets the most from its collaboration while preventing the outflow of information they do not wish to share with their alliance partner?
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geographic (country) subsidiary manager
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center for global
innovation), or very decentralized (resulting in
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All papers submitted to IJMRR are subject to a double-blind peer review process. IJMRR is an international forum for research that advances the theory and practice of management. The journal publishes original works with practical significance and academic value. Authors are invited to submit theoretical or empirical papers in all aspects of management, including strategy, human resources, marketing, operations, technology, information systems, finance and accounting, business economics, and public sector management.
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1. It defines finance as the study of funds and their management in areas like business, personal, and public finance.
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Business Ethics: A Manual for Managing a Responsible Business
Enterprise in Emerging Market Economies^ by Kenneth W. Johnson
and Igor Y. Abramov, Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Commerce,
International Trade Administration, 2004.
Peter A. Tashman and Timothy L. Fort
ss Ethics: A Manual for Managing a Responsible Business Enterprise
in Emerging Market Economies, written by Kenneth W. Johnson and Igor Y.
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organizations regularly confronting issues of bribery, nepotism, and other ethically
challenging phenomena in their bu.siness operations in emerging market countries.
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because good stakeholder management builds social capital among civil and public
sector stakeholders. With enough social capital, businesses can infiuence stakeholder
behavior and expectations in dialogue as well as through mimetic processes.
The main theme of Johnson and Abramov's manual is that Responsible Business
Enterprises are equipped with the decision-making tools to meet the unique chal-
lenges present in emerging markets. Responsible Business Enterprises are those
businesses that recognize their roles and obligations to the communities where they
operate by engaging in the central tenets of stakeholder managetnent. Responsible
Business Enterprises have this capability because they have embedded the notion
of Responsible Business Conduct into their business enterprise strategies. Respon-
sible Business Conduct means demonstrating commitment to ethical behavior at all
levels of the business hierarchy from the individual to sub-unit to organization, and
from the line-worker to supervisor to tbe CEO. This commitment to ethics occurs
over four overlapping realms of decision outcomes: legal compliance, risk manage-
ment, reputation enhancement and adding value to the organization and supporting
community simultaneously. Each decision requiring moral consideration should
address some combination of these elements. In doing so. Responsible Business
Conduct helps to ensure that the business is building the necessary social capital
that it needs to navigate the landscape of the emerging market business environ-
ment. The cornerstone of developing this organizational competency is the Business
Ethics Program. Once a Responsible Business Enterprise, the organization has
the capability to deveiop a sustainable competitive position in emerging markets
© 2009 Business Ethics Quarterly 19:2 (April 2009). ISSN I052-150X. pp. 307-318
308 BUSINESS ETHICS QUARTERLY
because it bas the requisite social capital and acts as a positive agent of pro-market
institution ...
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Commercial Viability of Crowdfunding for Social Enterprises in UK Universities
Social enterprises play an important role in addressing social issues but face challenges in obtaining sufficient funding. Small student-run social enterprises represent some of the most vulnerable social value creators due to their limited resources and experience. The literature identifies a need to support the growth of social entrepreneurship through addressing funding constraints in order to maximize its positive social impact.
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given a slab of material with a finite resistivity
Solution
a)
Since the conductivities of the media above and below the sheet are negligible, no current will flow outside the slab. Furthermore, due to symmetry of the configuration, current will flow perpendicular to the injecting electrode throughout the slab. However, the strength of the current will decrease with radial distance from the point of injection. Thus, a cylindrical coordinate system can be used to conveniently describe the current distribution, with z as the perpendicular distance from the electrode and r as the radial distance.
b)
Let the current density be J.
At a particular z, integral of J with respect to area should be equal to I (since charge can neither be created nor destroyed. We assume that J is inversely proportional to radial distance r. Thus, J = k / r
At a particular z, elemental area dA = r x d(phi) (where phi is the azimuth angle of the cylindrical system)
Integral of J with respect to dA = k x pi = I
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E = rho x J (where rho is the resistivity)
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c)
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d)
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1)
conjugate base is formed after acid loses H+
a)
Conjugate base of H3PO4 is:
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Answer
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2. Recursion is one of the parts of relations and digraphs in computer science.
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how a relation is used in computer science.
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Potent Germicide
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Taste and Odor Control
Chlorine disinfectants reduce many disagreeable tastes and odors. Chlorine oxidizes many naturally occurring substances such as foul-smelling algae secretions, sulfides and odors from decaying vegetation.
Biological Growth Control
Chlorine disinfectants eliminate slime bacteria, molds and algae that commonly grow in water supply reservoirs, on the walls of water mains and in storage tanks.
Chemical Control
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Electrical engineering is a field of engineering that generally deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics, andelectromagnetism. This field first became an identifiable occupation in the latter half of the 19th century after commercialization of the electric telegraph, the telephone, and electric power distribution and use. Subsequently, broadcasting and recording media made electronics part of daily life. The invention of the transistor and, subsequently, the integrated circuit brought down the cost of electronics to the point where they can be used in almost any household object.
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D) expensed only if they have a limited life.
Solution
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