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    College is a life investment just like starting a business, buying and selling stocks, or deciding on having children. But should everyone consider this investment in education? David Leonhardt says, “clearly” but Chris Matthews thinks more thought should be given to the process. Both of these journalists have valid points, but neither of them can decide what is best for each individual, especially having admitted that their findings are based on general, money-centric, paths that not everyone…

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    A risk mitigation strategy is implemented in order to reduce the chances of a certain risk to occur or the strategy tries to reduce the impact of the risk it if does occur (“Reducing Risk Through,” 2009). We all know that risks can arise within a company at any time, so the company needs to be prepared to handle the risks before it affects success of the company. Risk mitigation strategies help you identify and analyze the risk in order to determine how to best alleviate the effects of the…

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    Obtaining a college education in today’s society is important. There are stories of those who skipped over college and amassed a fortune. That being said, those stories are few and far between as compared to those who skipped college and do not have that high paying job that is so sought after. The topic of supply and demand can be applied to most everything when money comes into the equation. When the supply is low or deficient, and demand increases, then the amount of money paid will also…

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    consumption growth — a key demand-side driver of the economy — withered to 1,8%, its slowest since the 2008 global financial crisis. This doesn’t bode well for the second-quarter GDP figure, of which consumer spending accounts for around 60%. A heap of debt from store cards, microloans and unsecured credit has eroded disposable income, particularly of those in the lower-middle income band who are also battling rising inflation and utility costs. And though there’s scant respite on the horizon…

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    firms increases the agency cost of debt which can be reduced by using adequate tangible assets that may serve as collateral to issue debt (Jensen & Meckling, 1976). This is obvious because firms with greater tangible assets are more capable to service their debt than their peers with fewer tangible assets. Thus, tangibility may be positively related with leverage. TOT also suggests a positive relationship between tangibility and leverage because collateralized debt reduces the cost of fund and…

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    able to afford to move out of my parent’s home. I just have not been afforded those luxuries that allow that to happen. The Great Recession only greatly hindered me. Essentially, I have more apprehension about the college debt I will soon be taking on, again the home ownership debt is not on my mind at all. I think going back to college at twenty-nine to complete a degree has forced me to redefine the “American Dream”, for myself. I cannot speak for everyone in my generation because I have peers…

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    Cash vs. Credit Credit cards are cards given by the banks that are used for buying goods and services, and also offering credit services. Credit cards are being used as an alternative to cash, something that has come up as a result of technological changes. On the other hand, cash is the use of liquid money for shopping or buying of product. This is usually the money at hand that is used for shopping. People have different opinions about both, and different people have different preferences when…

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    Bukit Tinggi Case Study

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    2. How can it be maintain or sustain for future? Bukit Tinggi provide pleasant breaks for the weary travellers to the Far East. From my opinion I believe that Bukit Tinggi have a very great potential to be improve to create more attraction point for tourist to visit. There are few places to visit in Bukit Tinggi which is Rabbit Farms, Japanese Village-A Touch of Zen and Colmar Tropical- French Village and yet these places still can be improve. In order to sustain through all the challenges for…

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    1. During this period, the demand for extension of deposit insurance was gaining momentum on account of significant increase in the operations of Urban Cooperative Banks and their volume of deposits and more particularly in the context of sad experience of Palai Central Bank failure. As extension of deposit insurance to cooperative banking sector presupposes some semblance of Reserve Bank control over them, some provisions of B.R. Act, 1949 were made applicable to Urban Cooperative banks in 1966…

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    regular basis (within 30 days). If he doesn’t payback pending amount in 30 days then these may further shift to default as well. It is vital for the bank to track such transitions (from current to 30 days delinquent) in order to evade delinquency or bad debt in long run of the bank operation. 1.2 Purpose: The purpose of this report was to analyse the loan level data of Khajana Bank historic data. And to predict the probability of delinquencies against each account holder in Khajana Bank. 1.3…

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