Ownership guide

Part 1 of ebook "Construction contracting: A practical guide to company management (Eighth edition)" provides readers with contents including: Chapter 1 - The construction industry; Chapter 2 - Business ownership; Chapter 3 - Company organization; Chapter 4 - Project design and contract and bid documents for a project; Chapter 5 - Cost estimating and bidding; Chapter 6 - Construction contract provisions; Chapter 7 - Contract surety bonds; Chapter 8 - Construction insurance; Chapter 9 - Business methods;...

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Part 1 book "The joy of keeping horses - The ultimate guide to keeping horses on your property" includes content: The search for a farm, the barn and facilities; management and maintenance of facilities; the realities of horse ownership, riding styles; types of horses and what to look for; horse shopping.

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Ebook "The family business map: Assets and roadblocks in long term planning" combining the expertise of two consultants and academics from East and West, this book provides an international guide for family businesses, showing how to identify and implement the best governance strategies. Packed with case studies and interviews, this is the ultimate guide for family businesses wanting to achieve long-term success.

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Part 1 of ebook "Hotels and resorts: An investor’s guide" provides readers with contents including: the investment lifecycle; the valuation process; ownership guide; buying guide; development guide; construction guide; disposal guide; methods of valuation; valuation due diligence;...

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Hotels and resorts: An investor’s guide" provides readers with contents including: specialised valuation categories - specific examples; rental valuations; site values and how they are determined; serviced apartment values and how they are determined; resorts with fractional ownership units and how their value is determined; gym values and how they are determined;...

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Ebook How to start a business for free: The ultimate guide to building something profitable from nothing – Part 1 includes contents: Chapter 1: choosing a business; chapter 2: meeting the customers and the competition; chapter 3: the nuts and bolts of business ownership; chapter 4: getting money for free.

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For much of its history, New York City has thrived as a place that both sus- tained a large middle class and elevated countless people from poorer back- grounds into the ranks of the middle class. The city was never cheap and parts of Manhattan always remained out of reach, but working people of modest means—from forklift operators and bus drivers to paralegals and museum guides—could enjoy realistic hopes of home ownership and a mea- sure of economic security as they raised their families across the other four boroughs.

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Agency theory argues that there are costs associated with the separation of ownership and control in publicly held companies. The agency model proposes that non-executive directors are an effective means of monitoring executive directors and that they are able to change the behaviour of the executive directors so that shareholder interests are pursued (Fama 1980; Fama and Jensen 1983; Hermalin and Weisbach 2003).

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Application memory management is the process of allocating memory during your program’s runtime, using it, and freeing it when you are done with it. A well-written program uses as little memory as possible. In Objective-C, it can also be seen as a way of distributing ownership of limited memory resources among many pieces of data and code. When you have finished working through this guide, you will have the knowledge you need to manage your application’s memory by explicitly managing the life cycle of objects and freeing them when they are no longer needed.

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Every designer produces original work that is covered by copyright protection, and additional work that could possibly be registered under trademark or patent laws. Because of this, every design contract needs to address the issues of ownership and usage of intellectual property. These can be negotiated in a variety ways, based on the nature of the work and the specifi c needs of the client. Preliminary art versus fi nal art There is an important distinction to be made between preliminary and fi nal art.

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Work made for hire Discussions with your client about independent contractor status and about ownership and use of project deliverables are sometimes complicated by confusion over the related concept of work-for-hire. This phrase comes from U.S. copyright law. It refers to original work made by an employee within the scope of his or her job, in which copyright ownership automatically belongs to the employer. However, it can also refer to original work made by an independent contractor or a design fi rm, in which copyright ownership might automatically belong to the client.

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The principle of carsharing is simple: individuals gain the benefits of private vehicle use without the costs and responsibilities of ownership. Carsharing is most common in major urban areas where transportation alternatives are easily accessible. Individuals generally access vehicles by joining an organization that maintains a fleet of cars and light trucks in a network of locations (1, 2). Vehicles are most frequently deployed from lots located in neighborhoods, at transit stations, or businesses.

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Following the documentary screening, a group leader is encouraged to guide a discussion about the issues highlighted in the stories and provide handouts listing local resources and programs that offer car ownership assistance, low-interest loans, and practical help with financial and credit issues. Discussion questions and resources for materials that can be included in participant handouts are included at the end of this guide.

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Pursuit of the Dream: Cars & Jobs in America is designed to be a helpful tool for a variety of audiences, including policymakers, community leaders, service providers, and low-wage workers. The DVD can be shown at a community event; at a local, state, or federal policymakers’ forum; or at seminars and workshops. It also may be shown to low-wage workers at local car ownership or financial literacy programs. The goal of Pursuit of the Dream: Cars & Jobs in America is to contribute to the dialogue about car purchase and ownership issues. ...

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Because car sharing vehicles serve local residents, and because of the documented beneficial effects of car sharing on vehicle ownership and usage, the proposed text amendment would allow car share vehicles to park in certain accessory residential parking facilities. In medium and higher density residential districts (R5 – R10 districts, except R5A districts), where the potential for car sharing is greater, car share vehicles would be allowed to park in a maximum of 5 spaces or 20% of the total number of spaces, whichever is greater.

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Car sharing is a relatively recent concept in transportation and mobility through which members of a service have access to vehicles on an hourly, as-needed basis. Car sharing services can offer an efficient, economical alternative to car ownership for those who need to drive relatively infrequently. The member does not have to pay the costs of owning, maintaining, and parking a car, but pays only for the time he uses the car. Car sharing can increase the mobility of individuals who either cannot afford to or choose not to own a car by giving them access to destinations for which...

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To evaluate the main characteristics and performances of alternative financing mechanisms a Multi Criteria Analysis (MCA) was conducted. The MCA is a decision making tool used to reach consensus about the characteristics and performances of different policy instruments, or alternatives. In the MCA each stakeholder participating in the evaluation process enters their judgment (or score), and contributes to a jointly reached conclusion about a policy instrument or alternative. In the FORVALUE study, the MCA was conducted for 11 cases of innovative (or alternative) financing mechanisms.

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In an ideal world, marketing and sales create a shared go-to-market strategy that focuses on customers, not products. In this world, marketing creates demand with the right kinds of (profitable) prospects as well as promoting the brand, and sales has the insight and selling tools it needs to close those sales. This foundation of joint ownership and continuous information sharing is enabled by accessible and flexible technology.

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The high ownership concentration can also serve as a credible commitment that the controlling owner is willing to build a reputation for not expropriating minority shareholders (Gomes, 2000). The commitment is credible because minority shareholders know that if the controlling owner unexpectedly extracts high levels of private benefits when he/she still holds a substantial amount of shares, they will discount the stock price accordingly, and the majority owner’s share value will be reduced.

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A controlling owner in this situation could extract wealth from the firm, receive the entire benefit, but only bear a fraction of the cost. We offer a simple pyramidal structure to illustrate this point. An entrepreneur owns 25% of the stock in publicly traded Firm A, which in turn owns 32% of the stock in Firm B. In the most modest scenario, we note that the entrepreneur controls 25% of Firm B -- the weakest link in the chain of voting rights. At the same time, the entrepreneur owns about 8% of the cash flow rights of Firm B, the product of the two ownership stakes...

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