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    Investments‚ Case 1: 1. For this first question‚ we will start by describe the 130/30 fund structure and then talk about advantages and disadvantages relative to a long-only strategy‚ but also about the operational complexity of these strategies and the main risks. A 130/30 fund structure allows the fund manager simultaneously to hold both long and short positions on different equities in the fund. Then‚ using this strategy‚ a manager can choose to buy a stock in order to make money and

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    affiliation in brackets. * All India Central Council of Trade Unions (Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation * All India Trade Union Congress (Communist Party of India) * All India United Trade Union Centre (Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist)) * Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) * Indian National Trade Union Congress (Indian National Congress) * Indian National Trinamool Trade Union Congress (All India Trinamool Congress) * Centre

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    Soviet Union. Kennedy announced that the United States had a strong chance at achieving to go to the moon before the Soviet Union. In my point of view Kennedy’s motivation is the Soviet Union he wanted to accomplish better things than the Soviet Union. Kennedy stated that they made 45 satellites that were circling the earth and the 40 of them were "made in the United States" and that they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people more than the Soviet Union. According

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    HOW AND WHERE SHOULD YOUNGER PEOPLE INVEST MONEY IN THEIR EARLY DAYS OF EMPLOYMENT? By: Narendra Pratap INVESTMENT TIPS FOR YOUNGER PEOPLE • You must have noticed that people who have just started their careers are more prone to lavish spending‚ as for the first time they are earning money and they just want to enjoy it. • But‚ they realize it after some time‚ when they left with nothing in their accounts at that point of time when they are stepping ahead in their lives. And the end

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    Elizabeth devised a plan to help Union prisoners escape. Van Lew started to gain more Unionists who were willing to help which‚ made things easier but riskier. Van Lew even cunningly got one of her most trusted former slaves inside the confederate white house‚ to serve has a servant. However‚ late she’ll be secretly working with Elizabeth and other Unionist to help the union. Elizabeth was studying people and places to see‚ when it’ll be good to commence part of her plan. She had connections in the

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    Under the governance of Joseph Stalin since 1928 saw the Soviet Union governing a large territory especially in the Eastern Europe and raising its importance as a world wide power throughout the Cold War. The Stalin system revolutionized the Soviet Union and turned out to be the foundation for the expansion of communist persuasion into the bordering regions and territories. The Stalinist system was distinct in that; it was a solitary party system governing political assignations‚ monetary policies

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    legal environment of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s? - The Soviet Union’s push to industrialize no matter the cost ultimately led to frequent shortages of food and other consumer good. Bread lines were a common site throughout the 1970s and 1980s. As can be seen‚ the divide between wealth of the Politburo and poverty of Soviet citizens created backlash and younger people refused to adopt the Communist Party ideology as the generations before them previously did. In addition‚ due to isolation caused

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    17 May 2011 Why We Still Need Unions Labor unions have been around since the late 1700’s‚ but they were not always recognized as unions. Originally they were just a group of people banded together to get their voices heard. The strengthening of the carpenters‚ and other trades people‚ made an appearance in America in the 1866s found on aflcio.org labor history time line (“labor”). During this time‚ workers came together to reduce the working day and fight for safer working conditions. As

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    How and Why did Labor Unions Start Brooke Lockyer B7 Essentially‚ labor unions are associations of workers who are banded together for the purpose of improving their employment conditions and protecting themselves and their coworkers from economic and legal exploitation. Members of labor unions engage in collective bargaining with their employers‚ as well as general political activism. Labor unions are almost as old as America itself. Although primitive unions of carpenters and other tradespeople

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    Why did the Soviet Union intervene in Hungary and not Poland in 1956? ‘Given the growing sense of national euphoria sweeping eastern Europe in 1955-1956‚ a full-scale decolonisation of the Soviet Empire was not considered beyond the bounds of geopolitical possibility’. The decision of the Soviet Union to invade Hungary in 1956‚ whilst acknowledging the need to control events in Poland‚ came about through a myriad of complex reasons as well as the collapse of the old Hegemony‚ following Krushchev’s

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