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Survey of the coverage of financial statement analysis in Australian business degrees

Morton, Anja; Harrison, Jennifer L - 2008

The ability to use ratios to analyse financials statement is a skill many bachelor of business graduates will need in their workplace. Not surprisingly, therefore, a survey of the structures and subject content of related degrees offered by Australian universities revealed that they all include...

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Survey of the coverage of financial statement analysis in Australian business degrees

Morton, Anja; Harrison, Jennifer L - 2008

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Real Exchange Rates and Competitiveness: The Political Economy of Skill Formation, Wage Compression, and Electoral Systems

Soskice, David - 2010

A major puzzle in the open economy literature is why some countries have persistently higher real exchange rates than others. Even more puzzling is the fact that countries with high real exchange rates are strong export performers. We solve both puzzles with a model that integrates two central...

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Building the Next Workforce: Georgia Discussion Forums

Wilkins, Joy; Brown, Mac - 2007

Workforce development was widely viewed by stakeholders across Georgia as an areaof critical challenges and opportunities for the state that must be addressed. Thefuture workforce – the state’s youth - was widely described as needing greaterpreparation for today’s jobs and tomorrow’s...

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World Education Finance and Higher Education Access: Econometric Analyses of International Indicators and the Implications for China.

Yang, Lijing - 2011

indicators and examines the statistical relationship between education finance policies and higher education access among OECD … and empirical findings from Chapters II and III to reframe the discourse of education finance policy and access for China …’s higher education (Chapter IV).Chapter II concludes that scholarships/grants as a percentage of public tertiary expenditure …

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Growth of private medicine in Sweden: The new diversity and the new challenge

Rosenthal, Marilynn M. - 1992

The growth of private medical care in Sweden has occurred despite the lack of overt encouragement by the long-term Social Democrat government. This can be documented from official government statistics, private insurance sales, media sources, membership growth in the private doctors association,...

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A suboptimal estimator of the sampling jitter variance using the bispectrum

Sharfer, Ilan; Messer, Hagit - 1994

We consider the problem of estimating parameters of an irregular sampling process defined as a uniform sampling process in which the deviations from the nominal sampling times constitute a random IID process (jitter). Emphasis is placed on estimating the variance of the jitter, based on...

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Gaming: An Emergent Discipline

Duke, Richard - 1995

Experiential learning efforts in the 1950s mimicked the logistic operational gaming of World War II; the results were encouraging. Subsequently, funded research efforts over three decades focused on gaming phenomena. Computers permitted more elaborate games, creating the illusion that they might...

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Graphical user interfaces in an engineering educational environment

Depcik, Christopher; Assanis, Dennis N. - 2005

Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) are being increasingly used in the classroom to provide users of computer simulations with a friendly and visual approach to specifying all input parameters and increased configuration flexibility. In this study, the authors first describe a number of software...

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Design Strategy from the Population Perspective

Aldrich, Howard; McKelvey, Bill; Ulrich, Dave - 1984

The population perspective on organizational change downplays the consequences of managerial action and focuses on populations rather than on single organizations as evolving units. The population perspective is useful in suggesting broad classes of design strategies. Using this perspective, we...

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