MRA03_Proj04 Questionnaire Variable blocks Age 13 – 17 18 – 23 24 – 29 30 – 35 Gender Male Female Educational Attainment Less than Matric Matric / ‘O’ levels Intermediate/ ‘A’ levels Undergraduate Graduate & beyond Income per month 20‚000 or under 21‚000 – 30‚000 31‚000 – 40‚000 41‚000 – 50‚000 51‚000 – 60‚000 61‚000 – 70‚000 71‚000 & over Early Adopter The term Early Adopters was first introduced by Everett M. Rogers in his book “Diffusions of Innovations” 1962‚ where he categorized rate of adoption
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DESIGN AND IMPLEMENATION OF A WEB BASED ONLINE STUDENT REGISTRATION SYSTEM WITH SMS FEEDBACK. CASE STUDY: KAMPALA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY . BY OTAJEREHA KENNETH ONORIODE BIT/42017/91/DF A PROJECT PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL OF COMPUTER STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULLFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF KAMPALA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY DECLARATION I OTAJEREHE KENNETH ONORIODE‚ BIT/42017/91/DF declares that this
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Insider Trading: Should it be abolished? Insider trading is defined as “ trading whilst in possession of non-public information and if known to the public‚ may lead to a substantial movement in a security’s price” . In Australia it is prohibited by insider trading regulation (IT regulations) in the Corporations Law (CL) 1991 ‚ though it was initially established from recommendations made by the Rae committee in 1974 on the mining company scandals . The latest law changed one single section to
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Trading Procedures in Financial Markets: A huge volume of trading occurs in the secondary markets. Although there are many secondary markets for a wide variety of securities‚ we can classify their trading procedures along two dimensions: location and method of matching orders. • Physical Location versus Electronic Network A secondary market can be either a physical location exchange or a computer/ telephone network. For example‚ the New York Stock Exchange‚ the American Stock Exchange (AMEX)
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MANAGEMENT CASE ANALYSIS MARY’S RICE TRADING In partial fulfillment of the Requirements of the Subject MARKETING MANAGEMENT Mariel I. Francisco Jaycel I. Sayco Janice Lansangan Sarah Aurora Amojelar MS. IMEE D. ESGUERRA Subject Instructor August 7‚ 2014 I. Time Context In May 1999‚ Nicole Lopez was facing the challenge of expanding the number of corporate customers of their family – owned and manages rice – trading business. II. Point Of View Nicole Lopez
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High frequency trading HFT What is HFT and how does it work? High frequency trading (HFT) is buying and selling stocks at an incredible speed‚ we are talking about milliseconds. This is too fast to manual put in the orders‚ hereby taken over by powerful computers. They run by sophisticated algorithms that are independently scanning the market for opportunities. Those programs have very low turnover rates per share‚ only a few cents or even less. However since they trade thousands of stocks each
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OF INDIA (1[PROHIBITION OF] INSIDER TRADING) REGULATIONS‚ 1992 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act‚ 1992 (15 of 1992)‚ the Board‚ with the previous approval of the Central Government‚ hereby makes the following regulations‚ namely:— CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY Short title and commencement. 1. (1) These regulations may be called the Securities and Exchange Board of India (2[Prohibition of] Insider Trading) Regulations‚ 1992. (2) These regulations
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Hoffman and Novak‚ 1996a; Hoffman‚ Novak and Chatterjee‚ 1995; Schlosser and Kanfer‚ forthcoming). To further understand the commercial possibilities of the Internet‚ several internet usage surveys have been conducted to document consumers’ behavior online (the most notable being GVU‚ 1999 and the HERMES project by Gupta‚ 1995; see Hoffman‚ Kalsbeek‚ and Novak‚ 1996‚ for a review). Yet‚ in terms of assessing the commercial effectiveness of the Internet and the value of Internet advertising‚ most research
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ASSIGNMENT NO.1 FACTORS AFFECTING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR WHILE SHOPPING ONLINE SUBJECT CODE :- MGN504 SUBMITTED BY- PRIYANJALI SRIVASTAVA REG. NO. - 11200674 MBA(Q1202) ABSTRACT This study examines online search pattern and buying behaviour of consumers. People/customers search moderately for product/service information with company websites being the most popular mode of searching. Books‚ airline and railway tickets
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_____ _____ (Brochures‚ Magazines‚ Newspapers) 6. What kinds of bags do you always wear?* * Backpack * Shoulder bag * Body-strap bag 7. If you buy your own bags‚ where?* * Direct Selling * Internet (Online) * Malls‚ Company Outlets 8. How much are you willing to spend in buying new bags? * Php 300.00 below * Php 301.00 – Php 600.00 * Php 601.00 above 9. What is the main reason why you buy new bags?* * Trend * Boost confidence
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