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    benefits of the research enterprise far outweigh the costs, many in the field recognize that there are improvements that would make the system more efficient and cost-effective. The federal government assumes a great deal of the administrative and financial burden of research in America; being accountable to taxpayers and American citizens in this regard requires continuous analysis of policies and procedures to ensure adequate stewardship of public trust. Towards this agenda, three…

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    Morality And Ethics

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    can enable the global standards of accountability and transparency as per the culture of organisations. For instance, the Anglo American model of corporate governance is based mainly on different pre-requisites for successful operation such as free allocation of resources and free trade (Jansson, 2008). Generally, moral philosophy is the study of moral judgments or the value being placed on the decisions about…

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    evaluating the financial performance of the company. B. As a financial manger each of the above decisions will need to be made in the most ethical and legal manner possible. A finance manager holds the trust and faith of his various board members, company employees and shareholders. Pressure could be felt to over or under…

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    procurement and contracts serve economic sustainability, and technology transfer serves environmental sustainability. The above analysis has therefore shown more emphasis on the social and economic sustainability. Similarly, the accounting and financial implications of the above provisions are discussed in section 3.15. The three local content provisions also attract other fiscal incentives such as favourable tax rates for IOCs that establish facilities for local manufacturing or servicing in…

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    Groupon Case Study Summary

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    Summary Andrew Mason founded Groupon in 2006. Based on an idea popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, Mason thought that if consumers could come together as a group they would have more purchasing power to get better deals... Originally named ThePoint, Mason tried to get users to raise money for various causes. The Point could be used for anything “from boycotting a multinational company to getting 20% off a subscription to The Economist”(11-2). To reach its full potential ThePoint would need to…

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    theses changes relies upon the financial capital maintenance concept and thus it is consistent with it. Income is only recognized after capital has been maintained. Capital maintenance can be reached when the amount of a company's capital at the end of a period did not go below what it was in the beginning of the period. The financial capital maintenance concept has two forms: the financial capital maintenance concept and the physical maintenance concept. The financial capital maintenance…

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    groups: 1. financial Responsibility 2. legal Responsibility 3. moral Responsibility 4. Philanthropic Responsibility The financial Responsibility is the responsibility of a business to make money. The Legal Responsibility is the responsibility to obey the letter and the spirit of the law. The moral Responsibility is the responsibility…

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    Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) are a group of accounting standards that are widely accepted as appropriate to the field of accounting. Accounting regulations are necessary so that financial statements are meaningful across a wide variety of businesses; otherwise, the accounting rules of different companies would make comparative analysis almost impossible. An accounting regulation is a guideline for financial accounting, such as how a firm prepares and presents its business…

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    Hp Seg Case Study

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    A wide international coverage that spans Asia, North America Africa, Oceania, and Europe. Hup Seng’s products have won the hearts of thousands of consumers around the world. Therefore, Hup Seng shall continue to upgrade, improve and reach new achievement of excellence…

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    In the 21st century many things have been changed to meet our modern standard of living,which has resulted to the advancements on the regulations concerning companies and social responsibilities. Companies are increasingly expected to take greater responsibility for making sustainable development in the society(Epstein J. Marc,2003). The new regulation or legislation is inline with the old argument that was made by Christopher Stone in 1975 and other philosophers, who rejected Friedman`s views.…

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