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A conceptual analysis of the problems associated with real property development in sub‐Saharan Africa

Ebohon, O.J.; Field, B.G.; Mbuga, R.R. - In: Property Management 20 (2002) 1, pp. 7-22

A more efficient land and property market is fundamental to solving Africa’s apparently endemic problems with real property development. Despite similar problems in other developing countries, they are more pronounced in sub‐Saharan Africa and, in the absence of appropriate remedial...

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The problematic differentiation between property bonds and leases in healthcare provision : A Southern Cross case study

Ellison, Andrew; Squires, Graham; Dempsey, Patrick - In: Property Management 33 (2015) 1, pp. 83-94

Purpose – There are some 487,000 places in long-stay residential care and nursing homes in the UK representing an industry worth some £15.2 billion per annum. Creating leases with guaranteed rental uplifts, a property bond in all but name, now attracts significant investment into healthcare....

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11.432J / 15.427J Real Estate Finance & Investments II: Macro-Level Analysis & Advanced Topics, Spring 2003

Geltner, David; Mcgrath, William Tod - 2003

presents some of the major concepts, principles, analytical methods and tools useful for making investment and finance … estate terminology presented in the earlier course if they are not already familiar with basic real estate finance and …

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Mapping finance sources for nature-based solutions in Africa

Pettinotti, Laetitia; Quevedo, Adriana - 2023

, countries seeking to identify finance for nature-based solutions must navigate complex fragmented terms and language, as well as … a wide array of public and private finance actors. Such fragmentation has practical implications. African countries face …. Adding to the complexity, finance for nature-based solutions often combines public and private financing. So far, blended …

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Northwest history. Mining. Profit & loss. 1936-05-11

1936

Mine companies' profits higher. - Hecla and federal dividends for quarter are sharply higher. - Hecla Mining company, operating lead, zinc, silver and copper properties in Idaho, reported for the quarter ended March 1, net income of $176,660 after depreciation and depletion, but before provision...

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Northwest history. Mining. Profit & loss. 1937-12-07

1937

Three local mines declare dividends. - Dividends of 1.2 cents per share on stock of the Sherman Lead company; one cent per share on stock of the Dayrock Mining company and of four-tenths of one cent pershare on stock of the Tamarack & Custer Consolidated Mining company where announced this...

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Mapping finance sources for nature-based solutions in Africa

Pettinotti, Laetitia; Quevedo, Adriana - 2023

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A technology taxonomy for public financial management

Stewart, James; Bacon, Francis - 2024

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International development and climate finance : the new agenda

Jacobs, Michael; Getzel, Bianca; Colenbrander, Sarah - 2024

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Are credit unions in Ecuador achieving economies of scale?

Marchio, Nick A - 2009

This study tests the assertion that membership growth in credit unions is constrained by their unique structural features, such as their non-profit mission and member-based ownership. Although these features enhance inclusiveness, existing theory suggest that they work against efficiency when...

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