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The document discusses the importance of knowledge sharing between organizations working in development. It tells the story of a health care worker in Zambia who struggled to fight malaria until he discovered information published by the CDC. This led Stephen Denning to create the World Bank's knowledge management system to ensure field workers have access to necessary information. The document advocates for NGOs to publish their knowledge and experiences so others can build upon it. It describes services from Ivory Pen to help NGOs professionally publish their work as books through editing, formatting, printing and more.
Self publishing allows authors to independently publish and distribute their own work without relying on a traditional publisher. Advances in digital printing have made self publishing more affordable by eliminating upfront costs. Self publishers have full control over pricing, content, distribution, and profits. While self publishing was once risky, some self-published authors like John Grisham have been noticed by major publishers. ZooZoo offers a modern self publishing service for authors to independently publish and distribute their books.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness and well-being.
1) The document describes the life story of Sagayam, an IAS officer known for his honesty. He was taught the value of honesty by his mother from a young age. As an officer, he has been transferred 19 times due to his honesty.
2) Yuvan Shankar Raja and director Selvaraghavan had a successful collaboration on several films but later split up, and have now announced they will work together again on an upcoming bilingual film.
3) The document contains Tamil proverbs with English translations and examples to illustrate each proverb's meaning. The proverbs discuss themes of honesty, charity, humility, family, and morality.
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The educational institute discussed publishing their course materials as books to generate additional revenue streams and build their brand identity. Publishing the materials through Ivory Pen could help the institute professionally print, distribute, and sell the books globally online and in stores. This would allow the institute to expand their centers to new cities where there is demand for their published books. Students satisfied with the books may then enroll in the institute's courses. A year later, the institute's books had become bestsellers, allowing them to open more centers internationally and launch online courses for international students.
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2) "FAIL Blog" chronicled photos and videos of mishaps and stupidity that was also later published as a book.
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The document provides tips for parents to encourage their children's creative talents such as painting, writing, dancing, and music. It suggests publishing the children's works into books, videos, albums or sharing on social media to help the children feel proud and motivated to improve. It references Lord Ganesha writing the epic Mahabaratha as inspiration for starting a self-publishing service to help parents support their children's talents.
The educational institute discussed publishing their course materials as books to generate additional revenue streams and build their brand identity. Publishing the materials through Ivory Pen could help the institute professionally print, distribute, and sell the books globally online and in stores. This would allow the institute to expand their centers to new cities where there is demand for their published books. Students satisfied with the books may then enroll in the institute's courses. A year later, the institute's books had become bestsellers, allowing them to open more centers internationally and launch online courses for international students.
The document discusses four blogs that were later published as successful bestselling books:
1) "Stuff White People Like" blog was a satirical blog about interests of urban white people that was later published as a book.
2) "FAIL Blog" chronicled photos and videos of mishaps and stupidity that was also later published as a book.
3) "Escape from Cubicle Nation" blog helped frustrated corporate employees start their own business and was published as a book.
4) "RULES FOR MY UNBORN SON" blog offered fatherly advice for boys and was published as an instruction manual for boys as a book.
All four blogs found publishing
Ivory Pen offers self-publishing services to help authors transition to becoming publishers themselves. These services include editing, formatting, cover design, illustrations, printing, distribution, and marketing workshops. Self-publishing has advantages over traditional publishing like retaining full rights and profits, but authors need support in the publishing process. Ivory Pen aims to provide that support at affordable costs so authors can publish without the risk of large upfront expenses or script rejection. Their services are based on the legend of Lord Ganesha using his ivory tusk as a pen to help the author Vyasa publish the epic Mahabharata.
1. Japan’s
Balance Sheet
Recession
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2. Characters
Japanese Japanese Japanese Japanese USA
Household Industries Banks Government Government
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3. I want to improve my GDP, So let us not allow Yen to appreciate
Good Idea!
I will make more money
from my exports.
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4. Hey Japan! You can’t undervalue your currency
and dump your products in my market!
Let your currency appreciate!
Hi USA! You are my biggest buyer!
So I’ll do what you ask me to do,
though I don’t like it.
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5. Hey Government! I am losing lot of money
in the exchange rate
due to Yen’s appreciation!
Don’t worry! I will ask banks to lend money
at low interest rates, people will borrow and
spend it to buy your products!
You can make money from
domestic markets.
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6. Banks are giving money at such a low interest!
Its right time to borrow and
invest in stocks/property!
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8. Hey I need a new office;
the property rates are rising rapidly!
I should get my new office
before the prices are too high!
Good decision!
That building is
just 7 Million Yens!
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9. Hey Banker! I decided to expand,
I plan to buy a new office for 7 Million Yen.
Oh that’s a good decision!
Property prices are rising
very high! Luckily for you
interest rates are so low, I
will sanction you a loan for
7 Million Yen.
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10. Stock/Property
price Yen Value
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11. Hey Central bank!
Prices are rising beyond control
We got to stop the inflation
before it goes totally out of control.
Let us increase the interest
and control flow of money!
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12. The new interest rates are too high!
I cant afford to invest or buy any more!
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14. Property prices are crashing!
Your 7 Million Yen -new office
building is worth 1 Million Yen
only now!
That’s really bad!
I have to assess my situation now!
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15. Hey Banker! Property values are crashing,
How bad is my situation?
Yeah your building is only
worth 1 Million Yen now.
But you got to repay all the
7Million Yen you took as
loan for the building!
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16. Balance Sheet
ASSET LIABILITY
Notes Payable to Bank:
Office : 7 Million Yen
7 Million Yen
Office : 1 Million Yen
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17. Hey your Assets are lesser
than your Liability!
You are Technically Bankrupt!
Yeah, I am not going
to let any one know about this!
I will repay my Liabilities silently
before any one knows about it.
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18. Balance Sheet
ASSET LIABILITY
Notes Payable to Bank:
Office : 1 Million Yen
7 Million Yen
Notes Payable to Bank:
6 Million Yen
Notes Payable to Bank:
5 Million Yen
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19. Hey you still have
lot of debt to repay!
Yeah, I am going to down size
and cut cost!
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20. Hey lot of people are losing jobs!
Yes! The situation doesn’t look good.
I am going to save as much as possible.
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21. Bank
Deposits Lending
High Household savings Low Industry borrowing
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22. Hey Industries,
we are lending at interest
rate close to 0%, Please
borrow money from us!
No Thanks!
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23. Hey Interest rates
are close to 0%,
shouldn’t we invest in
domestic productivity
and make people
buy our products?
We still have lot of debt to repay!
Also mood of people is not good,
they are not buying any more!
So we are not investing for
some time to come.
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24. Ideal Money Downward Spiral
100 Yen 20 Yen
Flow Household
income
Savings in
Bank
100 Yen 20 Yen Spending:
Household Savings in 80 Yen
income Bank
Income to No Industry
Spending: Someone else
borrowing
80 Yen
80 Yen
Income to Industry
Someone else borrowing Only 80 Yen in circulation
80+20=100 Yen Investment to
produce: 80 Yen 20+16=36 Yen
20 Yen Household Savings in
income Bank
All 100 Yen are in circulation
Spending:
64 Yen
Income to No Industry
Someone else
borrowing
64 Yen
Only 64 Yen in circulation
Money gets stagnated in the banks
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25. Hey Government!
Money supply is decreasing
in downward spiral!
We have to stop this
before a disaster!
If Industries
are not borrowing,
We will borrow !
I will issue Govt. bonds,
you buy it with your
un lendable money
That’s great! Money supply
will increase and
I will also earn interest
from the Govt.!
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26. I have borrowed
lot of money,
so I will build roads, bridges
and other welfare projects,
so that you can get a job!
Thank you Govt.! I will try to earn
as much as possible and save it!
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27. Bank
Deposits Lending
High Household savings Government borrowing
Money Supply back in control
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28. Few years later….
Hey your exports are doing good
for the past few years!
Yeah, thanks to my exports,
I have repaid all my debts.
Now, I will start
investing in assets!
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29. Industries have paid
of their debts
and started investing in assets.
But still they are not borrowing!
They are investing with
their own savings!
Lets wait, I will borrow
from you till Industries
are confident enough
to borrow.
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30. One fine day….
We cannot keep on investing
with our savings!
True, we are doing good.
We are confident of repaying debts,
lets start borrowing money
for our investments!
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31. Soon…
I have saved more than enough!
Me too! Lets start buying stuff,
its long time since I spent well.
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32. Finally people have
started buying and industry
has started borrowing. My work
is over now, I am not going to
borrow any more!
Yeah that’s good news,
but you have to repay
all the money you have
borrowed from me!
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33. I thought it was all over!
Now I have to figure out
how to repay the money!
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34. Reference and Further Study
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Institute of Management, Makati
35. Thank you!
Palaniappan Vairam Sarathy
MBA
Cohort 7
Asian Institute of Management
Makati, Philippines
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