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Since 1950s, most African nations have gained independence from their colonial powers. Fortunately, independence has brought many changes to these nations and these include multi-party democratic government and western education systems. Unfortunately, the Africa’s economy is the least...
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Professor Lewis Evans presented The Required Rate of Return with Sunk Investments at the ISCR forum, The Cost of Capital for the Regulated Firm in August 2003. Two papers associated with this presentation are available for through these links: 'Risk, Price Regulation and Irreversible Investment'...
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Professor Glenn Boyle presented The WACC: A Sceptic's View at the ISCR Auckland seminar : Calculating the Cost of Capital: A Revisionists' Appraisal.
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international banking and finance …
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Professor Glenn Boyle presented One Size Fit All? Investor Protection Regulation in Financial Markets at this seminar in May 2005.
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Dr Stephen Knowles presented The Burden of Small Business Compliance Costs: Perception or Reality in Wellington in June 2004.
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The following paper aims at analyzing the financing by the European Union of the climate change limitation and mitigation activities. The general objectives of the activities directed towards reducing and combating climate change, analyzed on the two directions of action, namely the mitigation...
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-term developments and regime shifts in capitalist development, are presented. International approaches to finance and financial crises …
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The global economic crisis has attracted renewed attention to the issue of trade finance as exporters in some countries … when demand for their products has fallen dramatically. The higher costs and limited availability of trade finance has …
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The topic of this paper is public financing of university education in Quebec, which is analysed from the point of view of scarcity: even governments must submit to this reality. Our argument is built around three questions: How much should society spend? How should the burden be distributed...
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