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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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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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Money, credit and finance: National, regional and global dimensions

O'Hara, Phillip - 2009

the role of uncertainty in complex capital investments plus the role of endogenous finance and taxes-drive money. These … approaches complement each other while they all centre on the core contradiction of industry versus finance and the need for a … dynamic, circuitous vision of finance capitalism (Lavoie 1992). …

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The long-run relationship between stock indices and economic factors in the ASE: an empirical study between 1989 and 2006

Spyridis, Theodoros; Sevic, Zeljko; Theriou, Nikolaos - 2010

The present paper is focused on the examination of long-run relationships between specific stock indices and a number of economic factors in the Athens Stock Exchange (ASE) during the period between 1989 and 2006. After a theoretical and empirical review of unit root and cointegration analysis...

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Intellectual capital and business performance: an empirical study for the Greek listed companies

Maditinos, Dimitrios; Sevic, Zeljko; Tsairidis, Charalampos - 2010

The aim of this study is to empirically examine the four elements of intellectual capital (human capital, customer capital, structural capital and innovation capital) and their relationship with business performance in the Athens Stock Exchange (ASE). This study was conducted based on a...

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Comparative analysis of corporate risk management practices in Croatian and Slovenian companies

Sprcic, Danijela Milos; Sevic, Zeljko - 2008

The paper explores differences as well as commonalities in corporate risk management practices and risk exposures in the large non-financial Slovenian and Croatian companies. Comparative analysis of survey results have revealed that the majority of analysed companies in both Croatia and Slovenia...

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Micro-enterprises in a developing economy- challenges and sustainability

Dalglish, Carol L.; Bradley, Rebecca L. - 2006

Small and micro-enterprises play a significant part in most economies, whether developed or developing. However, in developing countries these enterprises have tended to be looked at from a development, or poverty alleviation perspective, rather than as entrepreneurial activities and potentially...

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The impact of corporate venturing on a firm's competence modes

Burgers, Henri; Van den Bosch, Frans; Volberda, Henk - 2008

In this conceptual paper we investigate how corporate venturing influences an organization's competences. The impact of various types of corporate ventures on the portfolio of strategic options of a firm's competence modes (Sanchez, 2004a; Sanchez & Heene, 2002) will be assessed by distinguishing two...

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Circumscribing China’s NPL "Puzzle"

Richter, Jonathan, University of Pennsylvania - 2008

The problem of the Chinese financial system with non performing loans is significant and murky. If China's non performing loan problem exists on a certain level of severity and is not trending toward a more manageable state, then China could be moving toward financial crisis. Empirical and...

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