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"December 2005."
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"During the 1996 spring session, the General Assembly passed and the Governor signed landmark legislation creating a Department of Human Services (DHS) effective July 1, 1997. The new department consolidates three human services departments in their entirety : Department of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (DASA) - Department of Rehabilitation Services (DORS) - Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities (DMH/DD)."
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"This copy is number 93 of the Author's Illustrated Library Edition of the Complete Writings of Charles Reade newly collected and to be done in seventeen volumes which will include a collection of Readiana. Only one thousand copies will be printed."
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Appended: Chaucer society. List of members and cash accounts, 1900,1901.
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v. 1-2. The cloister and the hearth.--v. 3. Foul play.--v. 4. Griffith Gaunt.--v. 5-6. Hard cash.--v. 7. It is never too late to mend.--v. 8. It is never too late to mend. The wandering heir.--v. 9. Love me little, love me long.--v. 10. Put yourself in his place.--v. ll. Put yourself in his place. White lies.--v. l2. A terrible temptation.--v. l3. A woman hater.
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Established in 1960 by Grace L. Bigby and Demaris E.Cash, Ann Arbor's exclusive resale shop. Everything is sold on consignment. Sellers pay a nominal membership fee to dispose their merchandise incognito. Buyers delight in browsing among these "treasures." 529 Detroit St. - Ann Arbor Michigan NO 2-1363. Estate Sales Our Speciality . Mon. thru Sat. 9-5:30 Mon. & Fri. eves. 'til 9
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Established in 1960 by Grace L. Bigby and Demaris E.Cash. Ann Arbor's exclusive resale shop. Everything is sold on consignment. Sellers pay a nominal membership fee to dispose their merchandise incognito. Buyers delight in browsing among these "treasures." 529 Detroit St. - Ann Arbor Michigan NO 2-1363. Estate Sales Our Speciality . Mon. thru Sat. 9-5:30 Mon. & Fri. eves. 'til 9
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Introductory.- Coined cash.- Paper cash.- The bill of exchange.- The manufacture of money.- London, the world's monetary clearing house.- The cheque-paying banks.- The bill-brokers and discount houses.- The accepting houses and foreign banks.- The foreign exchanges.- The bank of England.- Bank rate and market rate.- The bank return.- The gold reserve.- Other reserves.- Summary and conclusion.- Index.
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Publisher varies: Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, <1936>-1963; Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964-
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This study aimed to determine if accounting and governance indicators are relevant to foresee the stages of financial stress of companies by using a logistic regression. With the formation of two samples was possible to verify if the inclusion of insolvency data defined by cash flow shortage events were relevant to increase model capacity for prediction of insolvency. The remaining insolvency stages were judicial reorganization and bankruptcy. The control sample is formed by healthy companies, from the same sector and size. The period of analysis includes events that occurred between January 2008 and March 2016. The main variables that showed significant results to predict insolvency states, a year before the event happens, were Profitability, Efficiency and Payment Capacity indicators. The Governance indicator was only significant to predict insolvency arising from judicial reorganization and bankruptcy. Among the models studied, the most accurate model presented total correctness capacity of 88,7%, classifying correctly 88% of solvent companies and 89,3% of insolvent companies. The results indicate the usefulness of financial indicators of Payment Capacity, Efficiency and Profitability, as well as the Governance variable, to discriminate the insolvency of companies.
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This article examines the market valuation of announcements of new capital expenditure. Prior research suggests that the firm's growth opportunities and cash flow position condition the market response. This study jointly examines the role of growth and cash flow, and the interaction between them. Using a new data set of Australian firms that avoids problems associated with expectations models, the results are remarkably strong and support a positive association between growth opportunities and the market valuation, in addition to supporting the role of free cash flow. The findings have implications for the relationship between general investment information and stock prices.
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This paper investigates the hypotheses that the recently established Mexican stock index futures market effectively serves the price discovery function, and that the introduction of futures trading has provoked volatility in the underlying spot market. We test both hypotheses simultaneously with daily data from Mexico in the context of a modified EGARCH model that also incorporates possible cointegration between the futures and spot markets. The evidence supports both hypotheses, suggesting that the futures market in Mexico is a useful price discovery vehicle, although futures trading has also been a source of instability for the spot market. Several managerial implications are derived and discussed. (C) 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Smallholder farming systems in Papua New Guinea are characterised by an integrated set of cash cropping and subsistence food cropping activities. In the Highlands provinces, the subsistence food crop sub-system is dominated by sweet potato production. Coffee dominates the cash cropping sub-system, but a limited number of food crops are also grown for cash sale. The dynamics between sub-systems can influence the scope for complementarity between, and technical efficiency of, their operations, especially in light of the seasonality of demand for household labour and management inputs within the farming system. A crucial element of these dynamic processes is diversification into commercial agricultural production, which can influence factor productivity and the efficiency of crop production where smallholders maintain a strong production base in subsistence foods. In this study we use survey data from households engaged in coffee and food crop production in the Benabena district of Eastern Highlands Province to derive technical efficiency indices for each household over two years. A stochastic input distance function approach is used to establish whether diversification economies exist and whether specialisation in coffee, subsistence food or cash food production significantly influences technical efficiency on the sampled smallholdings. Diversification economics are weakly evident between subsistence food production and both coffee and cash food production, but diseconomies of diversification are discerned between coffee and cash food production. A number of factors are tested for their effects on technical efficiency. Significant technical efficiency gains are made from diversification among broad cropping enterprises.