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  • The issue of sustainability has gained significant prominence because of the adverse environmental impact associated with economic activities. In this scenario, financial technology (fintech) has the potential to facilitate enhanced resource allocation and foster sustainable economic growth. To enhance comprehension of this correlation, panel data has been gathered from Asian nations spanning the years 2005 to 2021. A comprehensive Green Growth (GG) Index has been formulated and subsequently examined for its correlations with various fintech variables.

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  • This paper presents the development of startup companies and potential financial resources for them in Vietnam. The expected scientific contribution supports the defining stages of development for startups, as well as their financial sources at each stage.

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  • A feasible way to do so is by incorporating enterprise resource planning software into their system. As being said, this research aims to introduce how ERP softwares operate when being deployed into a enterprise, with an emphasis on a specific type of software that is rising in popularity in recent times – Odoo, a perfect solution used by many businesses to manage resources and optimize productivity. The concept and fundamentals of ERP systems are also being discussed, along with the current state of ERP software deployment and research in Vietnam.

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  • This study is to investigate the influence of inflation on the effectiveness of the Economic Value Added (EVA) which an investor may employ to quantify the value generated by a company. However, inflation can distort EVA and potentially result in inefficient allocation of resources and policy on rewards. This study will look into the adjusted and nominal EVA in order to measure the business performance as reflected in stock returns, stock market prices and operating cash flows.

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  • Drought is one of the natural disasters of tremendous significance owing to intensity, duration, magnitude, financial damage and long-term impacts in comparison with other disasters. The evaluation of drought is aimed at identifying the onset, continuity and severity of drought. Reliable surveillance of drought and early warning are essential in preparing for drought, planning and mitigating future effects, particularly early warnings of famine.

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  • Defining your idea: building up your team and identifying goals Needs assessment: assessing the needs of the potential online community members.Capacity building assessment. Analysing technical, financial, institutional and social barriers

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  • Delirium tremens is defined here as withdrawal symptoms complicated by disorientation, hallucinations or delusions. Autonomic overactivity is a potentially fatal aspect of this condition. A Clinical Resource and Audit Group (now part of NHS Quality Improvement Scotland) good practice statement on delirium tremens recognises the serious medical aspects of this syndrome and recommends that local protocols for admitting patients with delirium tremens are used.

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  • Fiscal records pertain to the financial transactions of the agency, such as budgets, ledgers, allotments, payrolls and vouchers. After some records have served a basic administrative function, they may still have sufficient fiscal value to justify additional retention to protect the agency against court action and/or audits. Some records will also have enduring value because they reflect significant historical events or document the history and development of an agency. Others contain accumulated data that can be useful for both scientific and genealogical research.

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  • This category of pests is widespread and affects every stage of poultry production to a greater or lesser extent. The house fly (Musca domestica) and other fly species with similar biology and habits can generally be managed with minimal use of pesticides where appropriate cultural and biological control practices are most effective (broiler breeders and layers). Manure management to reduce moisture reduces fly-breeding potential and enhances the effectiveness of naturally occurring fly parasites and predators.

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  • Competitiveness today must be geared to competitiveness tomorrow. There is untapped potential for the EU economy to be more innovative, productive and competitive whilst using fewer resources and reducing environmental damage. Less waste should be produced and more re-used and recycled in line with the practice of the best performing Member States.

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  • Having defined long-term objectives it is necessary to assess how the present situation matches the desired situation. The key issue is identification of the potential of, and constraints upon, the present management capacity and capability in relation to carrying out the management functions defined in the long-term objectives. Such aspects as suitability of institutional framework, number of staff, recruitability of relevant new staff, educational background, and availability of financial resources should be considered.

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  • The philosophy of harnessing loyal customers as part of the sales and marketing team has increasingly become a driver of many industrial firms’ marketing and sales efforts. Due to the perceived high risk faced by potential buyers, companies selling complex solutions to industrial buyers and governmental institutions need to increase their credibility through customer references (e.g., Windahl et al., 2004; Salminen and Möller, 2006; Veres, 2009).

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  • One focus of this monograph is on how human capital interacts with financial capital. Understanding this interaction helps us to create, manage, protect, bequest, and especially, appropriately consume our financial resources over our lifetimes. In particular, we propose ways to optimally manage our stock, bond, and so on, asset allocations with various types of insurance products. Along the way, we provide models that potentially enable individuals to customize their financial decision making to their own special circumstances....

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  • After the basic Lean conversion takes place, Lean’s continual improvement culture means that modifications to material inputs, product outputs, non-product outputs, equipment, equipment configurations, and operating parameters are likely to be the norm, and result in a manufacturing environment subject to constant, on-going change. In this environment, even minimal regulatory delay holds the potential to erode quickly a process improvement’s financial return, which, in turn, could result in foregoing the resource productivity enhancements associated with the change.

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  • A mineral resource is “a concentration of naturally occurring solid, liquid, or gaseous ma- terial,inorontheearth’scrust,insuchform and amount that economic extraction of a com- modity from the concentration is currently or potentially feasible” (Craig et al., 1998:20). The size and nature of many mineral resources are well known, whereas others are undiscovered and totally unknown. Figure 3–1 shows a spectrum of resources that diVer in their degree of certainty, commonly described as measured, indicated, in- ferred, hypothetical, and speculative.

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  • It should be noted, however, that it is difficult, if not impossible, given available data, to identify mainstream capital market participation by diasporas. Investments made by diaspora members in conventional investment vehicles open to all investors are indistinguishable from other foreign investments. But governments and businesses in some countries of origin have created financial instruments especially designed to tap into the wealth of diaspora populations. While some are aimed at high-net- worth individuals, some are accessible to small-scale savers.

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  • An FMI should effectively measure, monitor, and manage its credit exposures to participants and those arising from its payment, clearing, and settlement processes. An FMI should maintain sufficient financial resources to cover its credit exposure to each participant fully with a high degree of confidence.

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  • The search for resources including minerals, petroleum, and foodstuffs. For example: The US agribusiness giant United Fruit Company: controlled 90 per cent of US banana imports by 1899. Royal Dutch/Shell accounted for 20 per cent of Russia's total oil production. In Japan: Mitsui and Mitsubishi – “financial clique”

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  • Third, the interest-on-reserves regime might very well be self-financing; it even has the potential to generate significant additional revenue for the government. At worst, switching to the interest-on-reserves regime would involve a relatively small adverse effect on government finances. Paying a market rate of interest on reserves could create cash flow problems for a central bank; but these problems would be manageable. Finally, the interest-on-reserves regime would eliminate entirely distortions in financial markets due to the tax on reserves.

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  • The ready availability of carbon through the exploitation of hydrocarbon oil reserves over the past century has lead to a vast amount of organic compounds being introduced into the environment either through the use of oil in fuels or the development and production of other chemical products by industry. Literally tens of thousands of synthetic organic chemicals have been and continue to be developed. Many organic chemicals are known to have potential human health impacts and drinking-water quality standard listings developed.

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