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    Analysis of E.T. The Extra Terrestrial People really don’t know what all goes on into making a film unless they work in the film industry. There is so much that goes into making a film from start to finish. From starting with an idea‚ to putting words on paper‚ it can take years to get the idea into a story. From there you have to present that story to someone who would be interested enough to make that story into a film. The work it takes to getting a director interested into producing‚ choosing

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    India’s Agriculture Crisis Indian is an agricultural country. Even while India’s industrial and services sectors are growing by leaps and bounds and where growth rate of agriculture as below 2% the fact remains that India still lives in villages. Over 50% of India’s population is supported by agriculture. Even industrial and services sectors are invariably entangled with the fortunes of agriculture due to various intricate forward and backward linkages. There have been ominous signs which showed

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    ROLES OF HUMAN RESOURCE IN MANAGING EMPLOYEE EXPECTATION INFLUENCE THE SUCCESS OF MERGER & ACQUISITION By KASMARIZA KASSIM A project paper submitted to Othman Yeop Abdullah Graduate School of Business Universiti Utara Malaysia in fulfilment of the Requirements for the degree of Master of Human Resource Management 1 TABLE OF CONTENT TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES ix xiii xiv CHAPTER 1 : INTRODUCTION 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Background Study Problem Statement Research

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    Derivative Cases Case 2 American Barrick Resources Corporation: Managing Gold Price Risk 1. Hedging Motivation In terms of the gold mines owners‚ they hedge nothing against the price drop risk of gold output. As the profits‚ cash flows and stock price were tied of gyrations in the price of gold. As to the gold‚ there was always a ready market for their product‚ at market prices‚ once extracted from the earth and refined. Hedging against the risks can protect the downside of gold price‚ enable

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    The Impact of the Agricultural Revolution The Agricultural Revolution was the beginning of a chain of events that led us to where we are today. Without inventions such as the Horse Hoe‚ we might not have modern day tractors and plows. Because of the better farming techniques‚ there became an excess of food produced. With less emphasis on ensuring that one would have food‚ people branched out and found a profession besides farming. The Agricultural Revolution was one of the most important events

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    A study on agricultural regionalization ‚ credit allocation and urban rural disparity in Assam And Kerela. ABSTRACT This report deals with the three aspects ‚namely ‚ the agricultural regionalization ‚credit allocation mechanism and the rural-urban disparities within the two states of assam and kerela. Both the states are predominantly agrarian with almost similar rainfall patterns and topography .Being agrarian in nature agricultural regionalization as well as the credit allocation mechanism

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    AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF PAKISTAN When Pakistan was formed in 1947 most of the work had to be started from scratch. Most of the land was agricultural land and it had a very few industries. Most of the land was occupied by landlords. There were few semi-handcraft industries. While heavy industry was almost extinct. When sub-continent divided‚ the country industry and trade were largely under the influence of Hindus‚ who at the time of division migrated towards Indian territory

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    Managing Diversity No two humans are alike. People are different not only in gender‚ culture‚ race‚ social and psychological characteristics but also in their perspectives and prejudices. Society had discriminated on these aspects for centuries. Women and minority groups were denied of their due rights. But not any more. Since 1960s‚ when federal legislation prohibited employment discrimination‚ minorities and female applicants have become the fastest-growing segment in the work force. Diversity

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    LAND REFORMS IN PAKISTAN LAND REFORMS IN PAKISTAN Land reforms means to break up large estates in small size for distribution to the farmers with or without payments. Land reform in the past was mainly carried primarily for equity and social justice. Now it is mainly carried out for increasing agricultural productivity as well as the income of the farmers. The main land reforms introduced in Pakistan since 1947 are as follows;- (1) Land Reform Proposals of Agrarian Committee 1948 The all Pakistan

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    Loss of Species Every year a new species gets placed on the endangered species list‚ extinction is a natural process but due to human activity there has been a rapid decline in the wild species population. Loss of habitat or alteration‚ hunting‚ introduction of foreign species‚ and disease are major culprits in the extinction rate. The protection of species is an important element to the survival of biodiversity as well as human sustainability. The loss of a species means humans will lose out

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