... breeding in Asia, from farmers to
breeders and artificial insemination organizations, to administrative and technical personnel
involved in the management of cattle genetic resources in Asia, including ... encouraged and included in the government policy in all the countries in
Asia. AMUL in India and MILKVITA in Bangladesh are examples that demonstrate the
success of cooperative organizations.
Setting ... in greater costs for maintenance without any income. Both
late age at first calving (AFC) and long intervals between calving, especially in Bos indicus
cows and riverine buffaloes, have been...
... words and
must make a significant and original contribution to the
discipline.
our academic staff Have sPecialist knowledge
in a numBer of areas including:
̠ international economic andbusiness ... history including the
Asia-Pacific region
̠ staple and export-led growth
̠ new economic history
̠ accounting history including international financial reporting,
regulation and governance and ... Victoria University of Wellington
Business, economics and
accounting History network
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand is a leading
research and learning centre in the Asia-Pacific region...
... econoMics and institutions 2 (6 cRedits)
- Entrepreneurship (Gilbert BOUGI 10 h)
- Macro-dynamics and Institutions (Philippe MAITRE 10 h)
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- New Trends in Law and Economics...
... and the (interventional) radiologist leads
to a quicker understanding of the underlying injuries
and thus shortens the time between entering the hospi-
tal and the initiation of therapeutic interventions. ... blunt
abdominal injury is relatively low (between 34% and
55%), since the presence of free fluid in sufficient quan-
tity indirectly indicates intraperitoneal injury [10]. Other
limitations of FAST include ... in NOM, the best technique and material to use in angioembolization, and the
right follow-up strategy of patients sustaining blunt abdominal injury. Conducting a well-designed prospective
clinical...
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Giving users a choice with multiple submit buttons 263
Putting Information into a Database
265
Preparing the data
265
Adding new information 270
Updating existing information
276
Getting Information ... 286
Moving Information from Page to Page
289
Adding information to the URL
290
Storing information via cookies
294
Passing information with HTML forms
297
Using PHP Sessions
298
Understanding ... Dummies, 4thEdition
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... BITUMINOUS ROCK AND BITUMINOUS SAND
Bituminous rock and bituminous sand (see also bitumen, page 16) are those formations in
which the bituminous material is found as a filling in veins and fissures ... Operations
References
Chapter 13
Instability and Incompatibility
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Instability and Incompatibility in Petroleum
13.3 Factors Influencing Instability and Incompatibility
13.3.1 Elemental ... Sediment
and Water (BS&W)
13.4 Methods for Determining Instability and Incompatibility
13.5 Effect of Asphaltene Constituents
References
Part III
Refining
Chapter 14
Introduction to Refining Processes
14.1...
... crooks and dishonest persons in the
business world who think nothing of manipulating the accounting numbers
and cooking the books. Also, organized crime is involved in many businesses.
And I have ... Statements and Accounting Standards
Financial accounting and reporting by government
and not-for-profit entities
In the grand scheme of things, the world of
financial accounting and reporting can ... at a disadvantage in keeping up with accounting and financial
reporting standards.
Recognizing how income tax methods
influence accounting methods
Generally speaking (and I’m being very general...
... capital and retained earnings:
The owners’ equity of a business increases for two quite different reasons:
The owners invest money in the business, and the business makes a profit.
Naturally, a business ... extent, on which
accounting methods the business chooses. Businesses
have more accounting alternatives than you may think.
In painting the financial picture of a business, the accoun-
tant can ... sales revenue
amount, and four profit lines are given: gross margin; operating earnings;
earnings before income tax; and, finally, net income.
If a business sells services and does not sell products,...
... the
business can be viewed as the fulcrum, and
borrowing is the lever for lifting the total capital
of the business.
A business can realize a financial leverage gain
by making more EBIT (earnings ... extraordinary, and nonrecur-
ring gains and losses that the business recorded in the year.
The road to profit is anything but smooth and straight. Every business expe-
riences an occasional discontinuity ... category includes many different types of expenses in making
sales and operating the business. (Separate expense accounts are maintained
for specific expenses; depending on the size of the business and...
... the
trade “fluffing the pillows.”)
Everyone having a financial stake in a business should understand and keep in
mind the bias or tilt of the financial statements they’re reading. Using a baseball
analogy, ... term financing refers to a business raising capital from debt and equity
sources — by borrowing money from banks and other sources willing to loan
money to the businessand by its owners putting ... a business pays down its debt, returns
some of the capital that its owners had previously invested in the business,
and invests in new fixed assets (buildings, machines, equipment, vehicles,
and...
... with the business, or end up with nothing in the event the
business goes kaput and there’s nothing left over after paying off the
creditors of the business.
When owners invest money in a business, ... the
individual owners of the business. Business entities have many of the rights
of individuals. Business entities can own property and enter into contracts,
for example. In starting a business venture, one ... costs increase — and
most businesses would have trouble doing this — using LIFO depresses
your gross margin and, therefore, your bottom-line net income.
ߜ The LIFO method can result in an ending inventory...
... Chapter 10
Financial Planning, Budgeting,
and Control
In This Chapter
ᮣ Defining the benefits of budgeting
ᮣ Budgeting profit and cash flow
ᮣ Keeping budgeting in perspective
ᮣ Staying flexible ... is common in
many business organizations. Well-crafted budgets can definitely help
the communication process.
ߜ Budgeting is essential in writing a business plan. New and emerging
businesses need ... against the plan to detect when things go off course.
Planning the financial future of a businessand comparing actual performance
against the plan are the essence of business budgeting. Budgeting...
... their financial reports are fairly knowledgeable about business
and finance in general, and understand basic accounting terminology and
measurement methods in particular. Financial reporting standards ... the business is doing and where it
stands financially. Indeed, these accounting reports are the only source of this
information! The top-level managers of a business, in reviewing the annual financial
report ... Standards
Standards and requirements for accounting and financial reporting don’t stand
still. For many years, changes in accounting and financial reporting standards
moved like glaciers — slowly and not...
... performance of a business. Profit hinges directly on margin.
The income statement in an external financial report discloses gross margin
and operating profit, or earnings before interest and income tax ... different sources: capital invested
in the business by the owners, and profit earned by and retained in the busi-
ness. The specific accounts maintained by the business for its total owners’
equity ... in stockbroker releases, in articles in the financial
press, or at the next professional business meeting you attend.
As I explain in Chapter 9, business managers pay close attention to margin
per...