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II: Choose the best answer to complete each sentence. (4,0 m) 1- If a disaster ................................. in an area, people from other areas will offer help. A) happens B) will happen C) happening D) would happen 2- There is too much traffic ..............................., the air is polluted.

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These minor price changes mean more to the majority of traders than the major movements. The major movements are so slow that people get out of patience, and yet those who are guided only by the major movements are operating on a much safer basis. We believe that a greater amount of money can be made, with a minimum risk, by being guided principally by the major movements, while taking advantage of the minor movements in a minor way. However, stocks do not move uniformly and there frequently is an opportunity to buy some particular stock at a bargain when nearly all stocks are selling too high. We try to pick out these opportunities for our clients. Reports of earnings by various companies influence stock prices, as does also the paying of extra dividends or the passing up of dividends. A peculiar psychological influence is noticed when a company declares an extra dividend. The price of the stock usually goes up, while as a matter of fact the intrinsic value of the stock is decreased by the amount of this dividend; and sometimes it is advisable to sell a stock shortly after an advance in its dividend rate.

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become , grow , turn , prove , remain , and stay. ➞ Howard leaned over and surreptitiously smelled Lee; she smelled sweet. Surreptitiously describes how Howard sniffed at the other person; in this case, it is an adverb because it describes the act of smelling.

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Virtually all of the 500 largest U.S. industrial corporations today are multinationals. Operating in more than one country at once produces a new set of ethical dilemmas. For example, multinationals can escape environmental regulations and labor laws by shifting to another country. They can shift raw materials, goods, and capital so that they escape taxes. In addition, because they have new technologies and products that less developed countries have, multinationals must decide when a particular country is ready to assimilate these new things. They are also faced with the different moral codes and laws of different countries. Even if a particular norm is not unethical, they must still decide between competing standards in their many operations.

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17 The department maintains petty cash balances at 15 divisions totaling $57,050. These funds are used for small purchases and employee reimbursements less than $100. Disbursements from the petty cash funds must be supported by original receipts and approved by both the petty cash custodian and respective division head. Petty cash funds are generally replenished on a monthly basis or as necessary. At any given time, petty cash on hand plus outstanding petty cash vouchers should equal the original amount of the petty cash fund. Petty cash account balances are authorized based on the respective program’s needs. We found that the department lacks adequate controls over petty cash, and an excessive amount of cash is maintained in one of its petty cash accounts that does not earn interest income for the State.

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The best thing to do is avoid market orders. These are the ultimate temptation and a trade tweaker’s nightmare. You likely know a trade tweaker, or maybe you are one yourself. These are the unfortunate traders who cannot follow the plans they laid out before the trade was initiated. I call this the “sane” part of the trade. We’re all in control or at least in better control of our emotions during the trade set-up, which is to say that once we enter the market most of that control gets thrown out the window! Since we know there is a better chance of seeing things more clearly and making plans with less emotion before the entry is triggered, it makes much more sense to use pending orders like limits and stops to tell the market (via our broker’s order entry platform) what we’d like to do. That means entering an order for the entry, entering an order for the initial profit target, and certainly entering the order for the stop loss. The last is the most im- portant because we’re most likely to negotiate this one back if price moves against us.

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Chọn phương án ( A hoặc B, C, D) ứng với từ có trọng âm chính nhân vào âm tiết có vị trí khác với ba từ còn lại trong mỗi câu. 6.A.reduction B. popular C. financial D. romantic 7.A.discover B. difficult C. invention D. important 8.A.acceptance B. explorer C. possibly D. refusal 9.A.report B. master C. foreign D. private 10.A.automatic B. conversation C. disadvantage D. reasonable Chọn phương án đúng (A hoặc B, C , D) để hoàn thành mõi câu sau

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Chapter 10 Target-Zone Models This chapter covers a class of exchange rate models where the central bank of a small open economy is, to varying degrees, committed to keeping the nominal exchange rate within speciÞed limits commonly referred to as the target zone. The target-zone framework is sometimes viewed in a di ﬀ erent light from a regime of rigidly Þxed exchange rates in the sense that many target zone commitments allow for a wider range of exchange rate variation around a central parity than is the case in explicit pegging arrangements. In principle, a target-zone arrangement also requires less frequent central bank intervention for their mainte- nance. Our analysis focuses on the behavior of the exchange rate while it is inside the zone.

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Great care must be undertaken to make sure the errors are local to the shock. Otherwise the shock location and speed will be incorrect. It is important that the discrete numerical operations preserve the Rankine-Hugoniot condition (Anderson, Tannehill, and Plekher 1984) resulting from integration by parts. While this should result in reasonable shock speed and location, discrete models commonly suffer from numerical oscillations near the shock.

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A. by B. on C. over D. through 28.I think Sally is quite …………. Her sister A. as pretty B. as pretty than C. as pretty as D. prettier 29.Four people were seriously ….. in an accident on the motorway A. injured B. damaged C. spoiled D. wounded 30.Would you be ……………… to hold the door open?

Growth performance of arrivals and prices of sorghum, tur, soybean, chickpea and bajra in Ahmednagar district, India

Ahmednagar district is selected for present studies. The price of agricultural commodities assumes great significance from producer’s as well as consumer’s point of view. It is said that prices are mirror of economy of the country. The purpose of the present study is to examine the behaviour of fluctuations in prices and arrivals of Sorghum, Tur, Soybean, Chickpea and Bajra which are selected for study in APMC market in of Ahmednagar district.

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The ﬁrst step in Monte Carlo simulation is to decide on the number of time-steps to simulate. In the example, 10 steps were chosen for simplicity. Starting with the initial stock price of $100 ( S 0 ), the change in value from this initial value to the ﬁrst period is seen as . Hence, the stock price at the ﬁrst time-step is equivalent to . The stock price at the second time-step is hence , and so forth, all the way until the terminal tenth time-step. Notice that because ε changes on each simulation trial, each simulation trial will produce an entirely

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Evidence presented here categorically shows that convective venting of cracks and fractures is a natural and pervasive process that may have a pronounced impact on earth-atmosphere gas exchange in areas where surface cracks and fractures prevail (e.g. desert playas, cracked soils in agricultural regions or rock fractures). Soil cracks and fractures on the Earth’s surface are not rare; they are ubiquitous features that can be commonly found in arid, moist and frigid climatic settings. However, thermally driven convection may also prevail in the fractures and cracks of karst systems, boreholes, and animal burrows. Karstic systems provide almost 25% of the world’s potable groundwater supply (Ford & Williams, 1989), demonstrating their importance and abundance and subsequently the potential impact of advective gas flux to Earth-atmosphere gas and vapor exchange rate. Preliminary measurements within an ancient borehole (52 m deep, 3.5 m in diameter, Negev Desert, Israel) indicated unstable thermal conditions to a depth of 40 m throughout most of the year nights (data not shown) suggesting the deep reach of the mechanism into the vadose zone. The studies reviewed herein have shown the diurnal cycle appearance of thermal convection flows in surface exposed fractures. On a yearly scale it was shown that during winter, duration of convection flows is longer compared to summer time, in accord with winter cold atmospheric temperatures and long nights. Velocities of thermal convection flows were found to increase linearly with increasing thermal gradient and fracture aperture (higher Ra). In addition, as Ra increased, convection cells’ geometry changed. For high Ra values, convection cells were narrower and taller, resulting in more convection cells per unit fracture volume. Consequently, as Ra increased, the mass transfer rates between the fracture and ambient air increased with a quadratic relationship, reflecting the combined effect of the linear increase in velocity and changes in convection cell geometry. It was shown that for the natural thermal conditions under which measurements were made, surface exposed fractures with aperture in the range of 1-2 cm will accommodate gas transport due to the thermal convection that is two orders of magnitude greater than non convective conditions. These findings demonstrate the importance of the thermal convection in fractures to atmosphere gas exchange processes and hence, vadose zone ventilation.

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1. Introduction Glosten (1994) emphasizes the efficiencies that result from consolidating financial market trading in a centralized electronic limit order book. A computerized market has relatively low operating costs, the book's price and time priority rules provide incentives for liquidity providers to bid aggressively for market orders, and the consolidation of trading ensures that each order is exposed to all other displayed orders. Despite these efficiencies, virtually every stock market (including those featuring an electronic limit order book) is accompanied by a parallel "upstairs" market, where larger traders employ the services of brokerage firms to locate counterparties and negotiate trade terms. This paper provides empirical description of the upstairs market and tests of theoretical models of upstairs trading using data from the Paris Bourse. The Bourse is particularly well suited to this endeavor because the downstairs market in Paris is an electronic limit order mechanism very similar to that envisioned by theoreticians, and because of cross-sectional variation in the "crossing rules" that govern upstairs executions. 1

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In the deregulated electricity Pool Market the pooloperator computes, through an optimal power flowprogram, the nodal prices for each bus of the system. Thisis the price of power, which the suppliers are paid, and theprice, which the consumers are billed. In order to calculatethese prices the pool operator receives bids curves from themarket participants (Fig. 2)

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The heavy fractions, after having been treated in the auxiliary column (separating the wet gas and light gasoline) go into the reactor section that consists of process heaters and reactors. In the reactor section, the reactor feedstock is mixed with recirculated gas rich in hydrogen, then heated in heat exchangers and heaters and passed through the process reactor. In this way, high-octane gasoline can be achieved.

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• The Cartridge Division ended up buying its toner from the exact same supplier to whom the Toner Division was selling. • Rather than paying one markup to the Toner Division, the Cartridge Division ended up paying that markup plus an additional margin to the external supplier

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Chapter 30 - rent, interest, and profit. After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: What is land? Economic rent, are prices high because rents are high, or are rents high because prices are high? What is capital? How is the interest rate determined? The net productivity of capital, the capitalization of assets, the present value of future income, how are profits determined? Theories of profit.

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The topics discussed in this chapter are equity markets and stock valuation. After completing this unit, you should be able to: Understand how share prices depend on future dividends and dividend growth, be able to compute share prices using the dividend growth model, understand how share markets work, understand how share prices are quoted.

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After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: What is land? Economic rent, are prices high because rents are high, or are rents high because prices are high? What is capital? How is the interest rate determined? The net productivity of capital, the capitalization of assets, the present value of future income, how are profits determined? Theories of profit.

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You will have noticed the “probablies.” Nothing is sure in the market. There is a saying that, “No one but a liar ever bought at the bottom and sold at the top.” If, on average, you can buy in the lower third of a price cycle and sell in the upper third, you will do very well. Analysis helps, but trades rarely work out just as you expect. Uncertainty and imprecision are ever present. Some investors live with this naturally; most adapt to it; but some want nothing to do with it. The latter should invest in short term treasuries and spend their energies making and saving money in good ways, rather than worrying about the market.

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Public Distribution System (PDS) is a poverty alleviation programme and contributes towards the social welfare of the people. Essential commodities like rice, wheat, sugar, kerosene and the like are supplied to the people under the PDS at reasonable prices. The result revealed that, almost all of the (95%) beneficiaries had opined that, they were getting the ration in time except in some occasions.

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The eSignal that runs in my home office is spread across four screens so I watch quite a few charts, and I have a few off in the corner of one screen that I play around with some ideas. One of them had been in the corner of my screen ever since I had originally tested and began using the Wave. You see, before I decided to use the 34 EMA, I had tested the Fi- bonacci series thoroughly for market cycle indication all the way to the 144 and even had gone up to 6,765. While I was plotting and testing these Fibonacci-based exponential moving averages, I had noticed that they all offered dynamic support and resistance across all my charts. At the time I was just looking for a market cycle indicator, but I felt like the chemist who was trying to invent the strongest glue ever known and instead made a really weak one. But then he decided to put this really weak glue that left no residue on little yellow pieces of paper and voil `a, sticky notes.

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5. a. many b. much c. few d. some B . Water is our life source. It (1)....................70% of our bodies , and the average person actually spends about six months of his life on the bath or shower. But we are only now (2)....................how to take care of water . Acid rain has polluted (3)....................18,000 lakes. Our seas and rivers are polluted, too. It is now very expensive to overcome the damage that has been done. However , we have some hope for the future(4)....................some new sources of water have been discovered. People living in Sahara have found fish (5)....................in deep underground streams. Many scientists also believe that there is a huge lake underneath London. If we have learnt something from our mistakes, we should keep these new sources of water clean.

Effect of online searches on stock returns

I empirically test how online information seeking behavior of investors leads to an impact on asset prices. Various theoretical models assume that information seeking behavior of investors has an impact on asset prices. However, it is very difficult to empirically test this, since the actual information acquisition process of the investors is unobservable.

The effects of macroeconomic variables and company’s financial ratios on stock prices of coal mining companies listed in Indonesia stock exchange for the period of 2013 - 2018.

This research aims to analyze the Macroeconomic variables and Company’s financial ratios on the stock prices of coal meaning companies listed in the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the period of 2013 – 2018. The model of Panel data is used to estimate the relationship between macroeconomic variables and company’s financial ratios on the stock prices of coal mining companies. The result of this this research are: debt to equity ratio significantly affects stock prices of coal mining companies at level of 10%, market capitalization significantly affects stock prices of coal mining companies at level of 5% and macroeconomic variables, such as oil prices, inflation, interest rates, exchange rates and coal prices have highly significantly effects on stock prices of coal mining companies at level of 1%.

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center engine. Neither of these proved desirable. The center engine possibilities are shown below. Each possibility entails compromises of weight, inlet loss, inlet distortion, drag, reverser effectiveness, and maintenance accessibility. The two usually used are the S-bend which has a lower engine location and uses the engine exhaust to replace part of the fuselage boattail (saves drag) but has more inlet loss, a distortion risk, a drag from fairing out the inlet, and cuts a huge hole in the upper fuselage structure, and the straight through inlet with the engine mounted on the fin which has an ideal aerodynamic inlet free of distortion, but does have a small inlet loss due to the length of the inlet and an increase in fin structural weight to support the engine.

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8.3.5 Merger Simulation Applied In this section, we describe two merger exercises that were executed in the context of merger investigations by the European Commission. The discussion of these merger simulations includes a brief description of the demand estimation that underlies the simulation model, but we also refer the reader to chapter 9 for a more detailed exploration of the myriad of interesting issues that may need to be addressed in that important step of a merger simulation. The examples we present below illustrate 16 The reason is to do with the properties of supermodular games. See, for example, the literature cited in Topkis (1998). In general, in any setting where we can construct a sequence of monotonically increasing prices with prices constrained within a finite range, we will achieve convergence of equilibrium. For those who remember graduate school real analysis, the underlying mathematical reason is that monotonic sequences in compact spaces converge. Although, in general, quantity games cannot be solved in this way, many such games can be (see Amir 1996).

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