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    There are many ways that the Solidarity Fund used its position as an institutional investor to try to influence Gildan Active wears Inc. For example the solidarity funds of the Quebec Workers Federation: a collective tool in service of the community. The Mutual aid funds MAF was created in 1983 at the instigation of the Quebec Trade Union‚ the Quebec Workers Federation (QWF) and the government of Quebec. The creation of the Funds is carried out in a context of power change between the social agents

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    Profile • Company Name- Gildan ActivewearInc • Market- Gildans has over 60% market share in the wholesale T-shirt category compared to less than 10% it had in 1998. The market size in North America is around $2.25 billion‚ while an international market the company is currently penetrating offers the same or greater market potential than the United States. • Where it is based- Founded in 1984 and it is headquartered in Montreal‚ Canada. (Covestor‚ 2010) Gildan ActivewearInc engages in the manufacture

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    Reagan's Solidarity

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    Cold War began with the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and President Reagan’s reference to the Soviet Union as “that evil empire”. Then‚ at the end of the 1980’s‚ the USSR started to lose control of its satellite countries due to factors such as Solidarity in Poland‚ where they wanted greater freedom. The strikes brought the country to a halt and even Gorbachev was encouraging greater freedoms in the USSR and satellite countries. By nineteen ninety one‚ the USSR had disintegrated and the Cold War

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    Case 2: Analysis of Alternatives Student Educational Loan FundInc. Institution: University Gadjah Mada Program: Master of Management Course: Risk Management Tutor: Mrs. Erni Ekawati‚ PhD. Title: Case 2: Analysis of Options Subtitle: Student Educational Loan FundInc. Date: November 17‚ 2008 Place: Yogyakarta Authors: Martin Koopman Doddy Handaryadi Anindito Prabowo Gumirlang Wicaksono Introduction This report describes the situation which

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    TIFFANY INC. v. eBAY‚ INC. Facts: Tiffany Inc. authorized eBay Inc. to list its trademark on the e-market website. Many of these listings are authentic but a large number are also counterfeit. Ebay makes substantial investments in anti counterfeiting initiatives. It has developed and uses a fraud engine that finds listings containing obvious indicia of infringing activity. It also has established its Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) program that utilizes a notice-and-takedown system under which trademark

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    Mechanical and organic solidarity From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Mechanical Solidarity and Organic Solidarity refer to the concepts of solidarity as developed by Émile Durkheim. They are used in the context of differentiating between mechanical and organic societies. According to Durkheim‚ the types of social solidarity correlate with types of society. Durkheim introduced the terms "mechanical" and "organic solidarity" as part of his theory of the development of societies in The Division

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    Introduction Societies are subjected to different solidarities that define and describe the kind of the society they are. Emile Durkheim plays an important role in the classification of mainly two kinds of solidarities that can be found in societies namely‚ Organic solidarity and Mechanical solidarity. Firstly it would of academic importance to define the two kinds of solidarities found in different kinds of societies. These two societies can be identified by morphological features‚ demographic

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    How are ETFs different from index funds? Comment on their popularity and the future of EFTs. The ETF’s have the following advantages over a index funds:  1. Support the same types of orders as stock‚ like: limited‚ best price‚ stop-loss‚ etc.  2. Can be purchased at any time through out the trading session‚ while the index funds net asset value only mark the end of each session.  3. The consequence of points 1 and 2 is that at the time of purchase will know exactly the price you will pay

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    Ulips vs. Mutual Funds

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ULIP v/s MUTUAL FUNDS “What is the difference between a ULIP and a Mutual Fund?” The reason‚ perhaps for the wide extent of confusion‚ lies largely in the way ULIPs have been sold by agents. As just another mutual fund. They are not a mutual fund‚ even though in some ways their structure is quite similar. In the sense‚ they too invest in the equity and debt markets. The risk lies on the investor. They issue units and reveal the net asset value of these units. That is where

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    Student Education Loan FundInc (Abridge) Introduction Background of case Study Rick Melnick is an Associate Director of Financial Management at Harvard Business School (HBS). He had decision to make regarding the new funding policy under the management of Student Educational Loan Fund (SELF). SELF was established in 1961 to fund loans to HBS. Traditionally‚ HBS student loans required the borrower to pay semi-annually with variable interest rate policy. Under the new plan‚ the students

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