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[Sherman Kreiner] said that first confrontation sparked a "24-hour marathon" where arguments erupted in different offices on different floors throughout the day. Kreiner said he told [John Pelton] and [Laurie Goldberg] he was going to get to the bottom of what happened in the meeting with [Jane Hawkins], one way or the other. "Either she is lying or you are lying," Kreiner recalled telling Pelton and Goldberg. "Someone is not telling the truth.
The minutes were changed in mid-November prior to a board meeting. Three sentences were added to Goldberg's report on valuations. The amended portions included a warning from Goldberg that "the fund was experiencing liquidity challenge" and that "40 per cent of the investee companies were in a negative cash flow position." Also added were commen...
... had been able to avoid a monumental devaluation. However, as summer expired, the fund's luck was a... was unrealistic and put them at a competitive disadvantage. The rest of the LSIF industry operat...
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... and to keep knowledge-based economies competitive. With low birth rates, European societies are agei... important strategy to balance the devaluation of institutional cultural capital. In the German c...
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... unchanged, thereby preventing a competitive currency devaluation that would have proven devast...
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Political risk analysis primarily receives attention for foreign direct investment (FDI) but only rarely for exporting. We examine how exporters and foreign direct investors evaluate the relative importance of political risk factors. We provide a rationale for exporters to evaluate political risk factors for FDI and for foreign direct investors to evaluate political risk factors for exporting. Survey data were collected from Canadian exporters and foreign direct investors and capture the distinctive nature of salient factors for exporting and FDI. We offer unique insights on the evolutionary character of political risk that are of practical value for both exporting and FDI.
..., such as creeping expropriation, devaluation and revaluation, foreign exchange controls, and fo... factors, including market potential, competitive risk, and government policy, as well as firm-speci...
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... rates of inflation and currency devaluation to non-tariff barriers like distinct technical sta... considers the SEA a response to the competitive pressure of Japan and the United States, and NAFTA...
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... to withstand, at least partly, the competitive assault of suburbs. Absent from mid-size city down... further lower rents given the ongoing devaluation of the malls, owners targeted non-retailing uses. ...
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... their exchange rates to boost competitiveness. In the words of English philosopher Thomas Hobbes... restore their competitiveness through devaluation. But Germany is unlikely to allow weaker countries...
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...Although the country suffered a devaluation and financial crisis in 1995, only a year after th... and improved efficiency under competitive pressures. The NAFTA was a major catalyst of growt...
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..., crucial to maintaining Ireland's competitive position, remained unchanged, despite pressure fro... growth, inflation and a massive devaluation, the peripheral economies, such as Ireland and Gre...
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Inflation is one of the most significant factors which should be considered in the company's tax design. In the text, the author introduces the influences of inflation on the tax burden of the company firstly, and then on the basis of discussing the problems which need to be paid attention to in the tax system design under the inflation, the author expatiates the tax system in detail, which includes the inventory valuation method taxation system design, cost sharing with the design of the tax system, depreciation calculation of the tax system design and sales income of tax system design.
...-tax interest and survive in a highly competitive market and develop and growth. China consumer pric... and the actual investment value in a devaluation of taxpayers under the current market price for no...