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problem of purchasing power and incomes which have not yet recovered. Furthermore the liability stayed in high level and this was slightly speeded up the consumption. Therefore, it affected the expense
expenditure because there was a problem of purchase power and incomes that remained not recovered. Household income in agriculture sector remained encounter with additional pressure from the flood situation in
-determined, acceptable level. 5 Important Notes • I do not consider the minimization problem of ruin probability as in Bayraktar & Young (2007) because ruin is not the absorbing state. • The earner continues
and Exchange Commission No. SorThor/Nor. 34/2547 Operational Control and Security of the Information Technology of Securities Company with the same level of standard. The Office has issued a Guideline
Asian publicly-listed family-firms? • What we did: Literature review of Asian family-firm research. - Evidence of current level of family-firms in Asian economies. - Types of family-firms. - Homogeneous
insufficient inventory space. The cost per unit therefore increased significantly. Which the company has already built a factory to solve the said problem. However, the company could maintain the level of
Assurance Review Panel (“QARP”) 5 02 Activities for enhancing audit quality 10 03 Summary of inspection results 15 A. Firm level 16 B. Engagement level 28 04 Root cause analysis 38 05 Our focus for 2015 41 06
– σ2)]. The Analysis of Hedging Error • The analysis of the hedging error have considered the problem of reducing the deviations or spread of the hedging error. Usually the root mean squared error (RMSE
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