#1: Team design and stress: A multilevel analysis Author: Kevin S Cruz Journal: Human Relations Year of publication: 2011 Summary The purpose of the paper was to explore the association between teams and stress‚ as the existing research was not definitive regarding the relationship between the two. The paper claims that the probable explanation for the conflicting findings with respect to stress is that different team design choices may have differential effects on stress. A study was performed
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VSRD International Journal of Business and Management Research‚ Vol. 2 No. 11 November 2012 ISSN No. 2231-248X (Online)‚ 2319-2194 (Print) © VSRD International Journals : www.vsrdjournals.com / 559 RESEARCH COMMUNICATION ROLE OF FDI IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROWTH OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 1Reema Sharma*‚ 2Stuti Priyadarshni Nijhawan and 3Richa Sharma Professor‚ Department of Management & Commerce‚ Swami Vivekanand Subharti University‚ Meerut‚ Uttar Pradesh‚ INDIA. *Corresponding Author : reemasharma2011@gmail
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(2005-2011 Average) Tables Table 5.1: Impaired Loans Ratio in Malaysia Table 8.1: Regression Results Table 8.2: Regression Results Table 8.3: Regression Results Table 8.4: Regression Results Boxes Box 1: Technology and the IMF’s Recommendations on Fuel Subsidies
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Introduction 2 1.1 What is FDI? 2 1.2 The background of Foreign Direct Investment in Africa 3 2.0 Motives for FDI in Africa 6 2.1The importance of foreign direct investment: 6 3.0 The Costs And Benefits Of FDI 11 4.0 Factors Influencing Investor Decisions 12 4.1 Reasons for low FDI in Africa 14 5.0 Initiatives taken by African countries to attract FDI 16 5.1 Incentives 17 5.2 Investment treaties 18 5.3 Investment Promotion 19 6.0 Policy Related Challenges
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the same stage of production of different end products. D) at different stages of production of the same end product. Answer: D 6. Which produces market failure problems in private markets? A) the maximization of consumer satisfaction B) spillover costs and benefits C) allocative efficiency D) productive efficiency Answer: B 7. A profit-maximizing firm’s daily total revenue is $155 with 3 workers‚ $200 with 4 workers‚ and $250 with 5 workers. The marginal cost of each worker is $60
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natural resources is inefficient because the social benefit is less than the social cost. Positive externalities or external benefits impose a positive effect on the third party. Eg: Vaccinations provide a direct benefit to the patient and a spillover effect to the other people. MMR vaccination is given to patients to prevent them from contracting the disease Source: Business Economics Slides The demand curve (D1) depicts the price patients are willing to spend on the MMR vaccination to receive
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!"#$$%& ’()* ’+‚ ’ ’-)./(#+/$)01/$#+2)/-3)4%*)!/+#56/7+#%-8)9%-:; maritalsatisfaction Marital satisfaction job satisfaction --X2 CFI RMSEA Maritaldiscord Model 1 Job satisfaction --4 maritaldiscord 1983 Job satisfaction -4 maritaldiscord 1988 Job satisfaction - maritaldiscord 1992 Maritaldiscord -- job satisfaction 1983 Maritaldiscord job satisfaction 1988 -4 Maritaldiscord -- job satisfaction 1992 x2 (df) CFI RMSEA Model 2 Job satisfaction -> maritaldiscord Maritaldiscord -4 job satisfaction X2(df)
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Comparative Analysis of Inflation in Nepal and India Nepal Rastra Bank Research Department Baluwatar‚ Kathmandu 30 November 2011 Nepal Rastra Bank Research Department 30 November 2011 Comparative Analysis of Inflation in Nepal and India Background: Year-on-Year monthly variation of inflation‚ both in Nepal and India‚ seemed to be higher than expected at present situation. Inflation in Nepal is largely affected by rising food price in the country‚ which is a global phenomenon also
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functions‚ the State incurs expenditure on such items as personnel costs e.g. salaries and training allowance‚ cost of building and maintaining infrastructure like roads‚ rails and other public utilities‚ transfer payments such as pensions‚ gratuities‚ subsidies‚ and scholarships. Prior to 1960‚ the colonial authorities had focused only on areas that would benefit it. Thus‚ for instance‚ rails were constructed mainly to link the sea ports to the hinterland‚ the objective being to facilitate easy evacuation
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cases economic integration could increase GDP in Yemen by as much as 18 percent and in the GCC by as much as 20 percent over the long run. Second‚ even if market structures do not improve substantially‚ GCC enlargement can still generate substantial spillover gains with consumption increasing by up to 7 percent in Yemen and 8 percent in the GCC‚ respectively. JEL Classification Numbers: F02‚ F41‚ F47 Keywords: regional integration‚ competition‚ IMF’s Global Economy Model (GEM) Authors’ E-Mail Addresses:
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