906 resultados para Cash sweep
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Estimate of cash of plank road for 1 mile and estimate of gravel macadamized road for one mile, n.d.
Balance sheet including copy of the cash book and auditor’s report for 12 months ending May 31, 1880
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Balance sheet including copy of the cash book and auditor’s report (1 page, printed) for 12 months ending May 31, 1880.
Balance sheet including copy of the cash book and auditor’s report for 12 months ending May 31, 1881
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Balance sheet including copy of the cash book and auditor’s report (1 page, printed) for 12 months ending May 31, 1881.
Balance sheet including copy of the cash book and auditor’s report for 12 months ending May 31, 1882
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Balance sheet including copy of the cash book and auditor’s report (1 page, printed) for 12 months ending May 31, 1882.
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A simple and inexpensive linear magnetic field sweep generating system suitable for magnetic resonance experiments is described. The circuit, utilising a modified IC bootstrap configuration, generates field sweep over a wide range of sweep durations with excellent sweep linearity.
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We investigate the effect of education Conditional Cash Transfer programs (CCTs) on teenage pregnancy. Our main concern is with how the size and sign of the effect may depend on the design of the program. Using a simple model we show that an education CCT that conditions renewal on school performance reduces teenage pregnancy; the program can increase teenage pregnancy if it does not condition on school performance. Then, using an original data base, we estimate the causal impact on teenage pregnancy of two education CCTs implemented in Bogot´a (Subsidio Educativo, SE, and Familias en Acci´on, FA); both programs differ particularly on whether school success is a condition for renewal or not. We show that SE has negative average effect on teenage pregnancy while FA has a null average effect. We also find that SE has either null or no effect for adolescents in all age and grade groups while FA has positive, null or negative effects for adolescents in different age and grade groups. Since SE conditions renewal on school success and FA does not, we can argue that the empirical results are consistent with the predictions of our model and that conditioning renewal of the subsidy on school success crucially determines the effect of the subsidy on teenage pregnancy
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A memória auditiva é um misto de lembrança e de construção. É neste binómio que se jogam as nossas memorias áudio, quer as individuais, quer as coletivas. Este ensaio parte do conto de Ballard, The Sound Sweep, como forma de lançar estas questões. Em The Sound Sweep Ballard descreve-nos uma cantora de ópera aposentada que anseia pelo seu regresso aos palcos. A razão da sua decadência deve-se ao aparecimento de uma nova manifestação musical, a música ultrassónica. Madame Gioconda torna-se amiga de Mangon, um jovem mudo mas que ouve muito bem. Mangon tem por profissão ser uma espécie de limpador de sons. Opera uma máquina chamada sonovac que tem por função apagar todos os vestígios de sons antigos. Mangon, mais algumas pessoas do círculo de Madame Gioconda, montam a estratégia de organizar um espetáculo que será o seu regresso à atividade, espetáculo em que ela vai cantar mas não vai ser ouvida; o sonovac de Mangon estará lá para apagar qualquer vestígio de som sem que ela dê conta. Mas, à última hora, Mangon resolve destruir o seu sonovac e ela acaba por cantar... mal, muito mal, fazendo toda a gente sair da sala. A questão central a analisar é a da memória do som. Nesta ficção de Ballard há elementos interessantes que nos ajudam a refletir sobre esse tema. Parte-se da ficção de Ballard e lançam-se questões que estão bem presentes no universo real que habitamos. De certa forma, desenvolve-se também a questão de saber o que é que a ficção tem a ver com a realidade, sobretudo em termos de som e música.
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El propósito de esta Tesis es presentar una propuesta de estructura del Area de Cash Management en el Banco. En la actualidad, las empresas están enfocadas en la gestión de tesorería que abarca la administración y óptimo control de los flujos que ingresan y salen de las cuentas de la empresa, permitiendo una correcta planificación financiera y un eficiente manejo de los procesos dentro de su cadena de valor. Este enfoque ha creado una serie de necesidades que deben ser satisfechas por las instituciones financieras quienes deben crear instrumentos que faciliten las gestiones de las empresas, desarrollando productos y servicios más novedosos y complejos. El cash Management es una herramienta electrónica que brinda a las empresas una solución personalizada, económica, adaptable y fácil de implementar. El objetivo es facilitar el trabajo del cliente quien puede administrarla directamente y en línea, bajo medidas de seguridad y validaciones requeridas. Para ello la El Banco debe contar con una herramienta tecnológica que brinde esta solución y sobre todo debe contar con una estructura compuesta por un equipo de personas especializadas en el desarrollo y venta de los productos de cash management así como en el servicio a los clientes.
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Cash retention is a common means of protecting an employer from a contractor's insolvency as well as ensuring that contractors finish the work that they start. Similarly, contractors withhold part of payments due to their sub-contractors. Larger contracts tend to be subjected to smaller rates of retention. By calculating the cost of retention as an amount per year of a contract, it is shown that retention is far more expensive for firms whose work consists of short contracts. The extra cost is multiplied when the final payment is delayed, as it often is for those whose work takes place at the beginning of a project. This may explain why it is that main contractors are a lot less interested than sub-contractors in alternatives to cash retention, such as retention bonds
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The level of insolvencies in the construction industry is high, when compared to other industry sectors. Given the management expertise and experience that is available to the construction industry, it seems strange that, according to the literature, the major causes of failure are lack of financial control and poor management. This indicates that with a good cash flow management, companies could be kept operating and financially healthy. It is possible to prevent failure. Although there are financial models that can be used to predict failure, they are based on company accounts, which have been shown to be an unreliable source of data. There are models available for cash flow management and forecasting and these could be used as a starting point for managers in rethinking their cash flow management practices. The research reported here has reached the stage of formulating researchable questions for an in-depth study including issues such as how contractors manage their cash flow, how payment practices can be managed without damaging others in the supply chain and the relationships between companies’ financial structures and the payment regimes to which they are subjected.