REPORT ON VENTURE CAPITAL FINANCING SUBMITTED BY: Sandhya B.COM(PROF.) 110243016 SUBMITTED TO SACHIN SRIVASTAVA CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the project report title “VENTURE CAPITAL FINANCING” is a work carried out by SANDHYA AWANA of SHARDA UNIVERSITY for fulfillment of b.com (prof.) course of Sharda university GR. NOIDA. NAME OF STUDENT: SANDHYA AWANA B.COM(PROF.) DATE: 30TH NOVEMBER 2013 Venture Capital Financing VENTURE
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and reductions in unproductive or idle work time. Increasing working hours may appear as a magical solution to increase productivity. However‚ Shepard & Clifton (2000) research show that longer working hour resulted in decreasing productivity. . More working hours can mean increasing fatigue rather than increasing productivity. On contrary‚ decreasing working hours enhance WLB and productivity‚( Bloom et al 2006). Increasing working hours could negatively influence WLB ‚ which means less family
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WEATHER WORKING DAYS Print By Per Zerman‚ Assistant Vice President‚ Skuld Copenhagen Published 03 November 2010 Legal news The term ”weather working days” often forms part of the definition of laytime . Although the meaning should‚ at first glance‚ be straightforward‚ it continues to be a source for dispute: The intention is that where weather conditions make it impossible to load or discharge‚ then that day (or period of a day) should not count as laytime. This carries with it a fairly broad
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1. What is working memory? Please describe the components of working memory and discuss the status of empirical evidence for each of them. Working memory and its components The term working memory refers to that portion of memory used for temporary storage when doing cognitive tasks like multiplying numbers‚ solving syllogisms or remembering something a lecturer said before writing it down. It stores information intermediately as it is worked with. Working memory can thus be compared to a sketchpad
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FLEXIBLE WORKING POLICIES: A COMPARATIVE REVIEW The long hours culture and the intensification of work Both a cap on working hours‚ and a broader reorganisation of working time‚ are necessary pendants to policy approaches based on individual rights to flexible working. The experience in countries such as Germany‚ France and Denmark shows that reductions in working hours‚ where employees are consulted over implementation‚ can provide greater work-life balance without reducing competitiveness
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“Memory is the mental capacity to encode‚ store and retrieve information.” (Gerrig 196) In this chapter I found that within working memory there are four components within working memory‚ a phonological loop‚ a visual spatial sketchpad‚ the central executive and the episodic buffer. Before I continue to explain each component‚ I’d like to first explain what working memory is. “Working memory is a memory source that is used to accomplish tasks such as reasoning and language comprehension; consists of the
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The employee prefers the flexible working time. It’s more family friendly and they can decide their own working hours. But they don’t experience the community at their place of work. The company saves a lot of money so it’s a big advantage for them. More and more companies choose to let their employees have flexible working hours. Flexible working boosts productivity and staff morale‚ and helps them keep their top talent so that they can grow. Flexible working hours can help people balance their
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“The Working Class: Disproving the Stereotypes of ‘Hardly Working’” The year was 1976. The presidential race was starting to pick up‚ with all of the nomination hopefuls attempting to make their mark. At one of the campaign stops‚ one of the two candidates from the Republican party‚ former governor of California Ronald Reagan stepped up onto the stage to speak. He knew the speech he was about to give‚ as he performed it at almost every stop‚ according to the press accounts following him. "There’s
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The Fundamentals of Working Capital Management Working Capital refers to the company’s current or short-lived assets. This includes cash‚ marketable securities‚ notes receivable‚ account receivable‚ inventories and other current assets. Non-current assets are referred to as capital assets. These are long-term assets and are mostly depreciable in nature. In evaluating an investment in capital assets‚ the future cash flows‚ the risk of those cash flows as well as the opportunity cost of the funds
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Define working capital. What could happen if an organization neglected to manage its working capital? What techniques would you recommend for your organization in order to appropriately manage their working capital? Why? “ Working capital is defined as the difference between current assets and current liabilities” (SBA‚ 2013). It’s the total amount of cash or inventory that can quickly be converted into cash or assets in order to grow an organization. Working capital is calculated by subtracting
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