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and teaching resources developed at or through the School of Accounting, Finance, and Management at The Flinders …In an emerging field of scholarship such as Small Business Finance, there is often a chicken-and-egg problem at the …
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experience a simulated environment which allows them to gain an appreciation of "real life" decision-making within the finance …
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experience a simulated environment which allows them to gain an appreciation of "real life" decision-making within the finance …
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Sales growth is essential for an enterprise's survival and financial growth.If an enterprise manages to achieve sales growth, its expansion can be accomplished. However, does sales growth always have only positive effects?If the enterprise is not collecting enough cash, it can miss a payment on...
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The research on women entrepreneurship has mainly studied these topics: i) the characteristics and motivations (Brush and Hisrich, 1991; Pablo-Martí et al., 2014), ii) the strategic choice (Verheul et al., 2008), iii) the role of leadership (Schwartz, 1976; Justo et al. 2006)), iv) the entry barriers...
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not they wish to try such a teaching innovations. …
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In this paper we examine 8 years of Quality of Teaching (QOT) responses from an Economics Department in an Australian …
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Subject: The education in mathematics, its failure and costs, and how to redesign this market. The political economy of mathematics education. Method: We do not require statistics to show that mathematics education fails but can look at the math itself. Criticism on mathematics itself can only...
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This paper reexamines the standard welfare analysis of export subsidies under perfect competition, pointing out that the prevailing textbook analysis ignores the incentives of foreign producers to sell at the highest price possible, which may be in the domestic market. This substantially alters...
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