Journal of Forensic & Investigative Accounting Vol. 2‚ Issue 2 Bankruptcy and Fraud Analysis: Shorting and Selling Stocks Hugh Grove Tom Cook Eric Streeper Greg Throckmorton* To auditors‚ investors‚ fund managers‚ short sellers‚ and other external users‚ fraud and bankruptcy models may serve as important tools in analyzing the financial information presented by companies. Along with the earnings management ratios‚ quality of earnings and quality of revenue (Schilit 2003)‚ more elaborate
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society. Many of these restrictions are controversial topics that provoke constant discussion. The shortage in the supply of organs‚ for example‚ is an issue resulting in thousands of deaths a year and has led to scholars discussing the legality of selling organs. Simon Rippon’s argument is widely
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“Why Selling Kidneys Should Be Legal” is published by The New York Times in December‚ 2011. The article is written in an effective manner to attract the audience and argue for the legalization of selling kidneys and compensation for donors. By using personal experience to grab the audience’s attention‚ with the aid of false analogies as well as rhetorical techniques‚ the article is relatively effective in sharing information of kidney trade and persuading the audience to legalize the selling of kidney
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Episode 312 of The Avanced Selling Podcast by Brian Neal and Bill Caskey‚ teaches me on the relationship that exists between a sales person and the buyer relating to projection. The episode is titled Projecting and it poses a question to the sales person stating ‘are you deciding on behalf of the buyer?’ Brian and Bill discusses the problems that may arise when a sales person makes the decisions of what the buyer wants without asking them. The two veterian sales trainers puts forward the strategies
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Globalization: Buying and selling the world‚ written by Wayne Ellwood will be the entire focus of this review as well as its contents‚ connecting points‚ and various theories relating to the Globalization and Social Change course as a whole. I will also speak about the various arguments and theories presented in this text. Finally I will speak about my experience reading this text‚ my overall opinion of the concluded material‚ as well as its help in facilitating my learning. To begin I will describe
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Book Report: The Inner Game of Selling by‚ Ron Willingham EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Inner Game of Selling by Ron Willingham is a book that takes the idea of selling and looks at it from an entirely different perspective that what most people are used to. In fact the author expresses the idea that most of what is taught in college about how to sell is wrong. Ron alludes to the reader that selling techniques such as selling ploys‚ overcoming objection techniques‚ nail-downs‚ tie-downs‚ etc. are
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International Journal of Business and Management August‚ 2009 Salesperson Professional Selling and the Effect on Buyer and Salesperson Relationship Maznah Wan Omar Faculty of Business Management‚ Universiti Teknologi MARA Kedah‚ Malaysia Tel: 60-4-4562-550 E-mail: maznah199@kedah.uitm.edu.my Kamaruzaman Jusoff (Corresponding author) Department of Forest Production‚ Faculty of Forestry‚ Universiti Putra Malaysia 43400 UPM Serdang‚ Selangor‚ Malaysia Tel: 60-3-8946-7176 E-mail:
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The Study of Effectives Selling Strategies for San Beda College Students and the Effect of Consumer Behavior on the Effective Selling Strategies S.Y. 2012-2013 Presented to: Prof. Sybil L. Agreda Faculty‚ San Beda College In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement in ENG04 By: CAPUCION‚ Justin Clyne M. SHIMIZU‚ Heroyuki A. MANDIGMA‚ Luis III. 2-AMC January 22‚ 2013 Table of Contents I. Background of the study II. Statement of the Problem III. Significance of the
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1. Identify the type of retailer that Nordstrom’s is classified as. Describe the characteristics it shares with other retailers of this type. Nordstrom’s is classified as a department store. They are one of the largest U.S. department store chains‚ along with Macy’s‚ JC Penny’s‚ and Sears. As with the other department stores‚ each of Nordstrom’s departments are treated as separate buying centers. Each group operates independent from each other‚ being headed by a buyer who is responsible for
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the previously mentioned competing marketing methods to extinction. Consumers expect businesses to‚ at the very least‚ have their own website. They become frustrated when the information they seek cannot be accessed from the convenience of their personal home computer or portable computing device. Searching through a phonebook‚ making a phone call and communicating verbally still has its place in the market‚ but a scarcity of time and need for efficiency demand that basic information be quickly available
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