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...--------------------------------- 120 Towards a Better Way: Improving Aid and Finding Alternatives ---------------------- 126MYTH #6: Microcredit & ... ... flaws in the valuation of wealth arelocated, people cannot counter these decisions with alternatives that focus on thevalues of wellbeing and environm... ... World Trade Organization to fight on behalf of Chiquita bananas, saving thecompany from bankruptcy at the cost of a years-long fight with European coun... ...orten, Galbraith, Klein, and other writersvalidate my optimistic belief that far better alternatives exist than what the main-stream economists are pu... ... INTRODUCTION 14use in discussions about economics are valid, and I offer other alternatives thatwould yield measures that more accurately refl... ...to make significant changes to it are due less to its virtues or tothe lack of potential alternatives than to its defenders’ power.Hint: When you read ... ...ar while stillfinding themselves in debt (that is, at least until personal and corporate bankruptcy claims skyrocket). It is less certain how much indi... ...t companies operatingon the brink of profitability for which such measures would lead to bankruptcy.Pfizer, for instance, recorded first quarter revenues...

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...h may be addressed in the wake of the recent Asian financial crisis, stand to benefit from popular concern for environmentally and socially sensitive alternatives for small-holder farmers to co-exist with commercial agriculture. Unlikely to rapidly industrialise, Thailand will remain one of the world’s major agricultural countries in social, environmental and economic term...

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...ders and Development Economic Context Agriculture and Growth Small-holders as Family Farmers Integrated Crops and Livestock Research and Development Alternatives and Self-Sufficiency De-marginalising Small-holder Agriculture Summary Chapter 14 - Agriculture, Environment, and Values Global Agriculture and Environment State of the Thai Environment Tracing Thai Attitudinal...

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...ly Farmers Integrated Crops and Livestock Research and Development Alternatives and Self-Sufficiency De-marginalising Small-holder... ..., stand to benefit from popular concern forenvironmentally and socially sensitive alternatives for small-holder farmers to co-existwith commercial agr... ...Bellwood, P. (1992) 38clear.78 The alternatives, hunting and gathering or reliance on another staple, c... ...and the manufacture of utilitarian itemswhich were replaced by cheap factory-made alternatives.347The culture of the rural Thailand approximated the r... ...nment for planning normally requires feasibility analysis of policyobjectives and alternatives, evaluation of existing programs, economic and humanres... ...sses and lack of confidence led topublic ownership rising to 98 percent until its bankruptcy in 1978. Again in 1982, theNational Fertiliser Corporatio...

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...nd half of the book. For example, the 10 options for tobacco or the DUI ticket need to be rewritten with the latest I’ve learned about the new set of alternatives to those recommendations. The first half was rewritten so is ready to go but for some proofreading.) 41 Section 5 42 The American Shopping Party 42 Section 5 43 Chapter 1: 43 The American Shopping Party 43 ...

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...the DUI ticket need tobe rewritten with the latest I’ve learned about the new set of alternatives to those recommendations.The first half was rewritte... ...the DUI ticket need to be rewritten with the latest I’ve learned about thenew set of alternatives to those recommendations. The first half was rewritt... ...own as did the bank. These write-downs were done asdirect write-offs or happened via bankruptcy. In the housing market, the driver is thehomeowner and... ... massive capital pools or other asset buffers. Over a thousand bankswere forced into bankruptcy over the last 6 years – large part because of these ca... ... insurance. That added revenue would have preventedmost of our banks from going into bankruptcy. Even a partial payout by these PMIpolicies would have... ...ghu for Congress on Wednesday, December 22, 2010 at 7:43pmWe present the Lehman bank bankruptcy as the primary example of the ‘double write-down on as... ...ges LLP of New York collected $254.6 million for acting as theinvestment bank’s lead bankruptcy law firm, including $8.7 million last month. MilbankTw... ...onfined to the single question of voting For or Against abortion.My question is what alternatives do you see? We need to address the social economicdu...

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...ble solutions to the widening airlift gap; however,absent from the list of alternatives is a unique strategic airlift augmentation program called Civi... ...ng the 1980s.This option needs to be re-examined today since AMC's current alternatives designed to address 2Million-ton-miles-per-day or (MTM/D) i... ...t of the total airlift requirement bythe year 2000. AMC has been examining alternatives that could help solve this problem. AMC ATTEMPTS... ...the program.Advantages and Disadvantages Similar to any of the previous alternatives proposed to bridge the airlift gap, the CRAFEnhancement Concep... ...at the public's investment might be totally lost ifthe carrier was to file bankruptcy.73 At various times throughout the duration of the CRAF Enhan... ...f MAC's investmentwas put in jeopardy when Pan American Airlines filed for bankruptcy. This action sealed the fateof the already dying program.87 I... ...ral of the smaller Congressional concerns (e.g., issues pertaining to bankruptcy and the sale or lease of modified aircraft) and taken proac... ...ressed carriers. MAC might also have avoided the barrier created by the bankruptcy of Pan AmericanAirlines. By requiring the provision for a lien t... ... to implement a new CRAF Enhancement Program.Although many barriers (e.g., bankruptcy and the sale/lease of modified aircraft) could easily beeliminat...

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...nt in NS is defined as: let A = {A1, A2, , . . . ., Am} as a set of alternativesin neutrosophic set. The alternative Ai is {T(A ), I(A ), F(A )... ...recognition applications, such as ventricular arrhythmiadetection [3], bankruptcy prediction [4], diagnosis of diabetes diseases [5], human action... ...hen, H.-L.; Yang, B.; Wang, G.; Liu, J.; Xu, X.; Wang, S.; Liu, D. A novel bankruptcy prediction model based on an adaptive fuzzy k-nearest neighbor... ...r RSNS (RINS and/or RSVNS) environments. The ranking order of all the alternatives and the best one can be determined by one of weighted vector s... ...utes and sub-attributes, assume that A = {A1,A2, . . . , Am} is a set of m alternatives, which needs to satisfies a set of n attributes B = {b1, b2, . ... ...A , A*) for i = 1, 2, . . . , m and s = J or D or C, the alternatives i ... ...-makers are required to evaluatethe four possible alternatives under the above three attributes inclu...

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...order to the disrupted functions. The Polish Com-munist Party revealed its bankruptcy and relinquished itspower to the Polish military, commanded by G... ...ajor aviation14 ON THE WINGS OF THE WHITE EAGLEplant, PZL-Mielec, declared bankruptcy in 1998 and re-ceived $10 million in new capital from the Polish... ...becomemore useful than discarded plans of the past.Air Force Modernization Alternatives Poland’s air force modernization program is a reflection ofthe... ... the 2001 budget to initiate the multirole fighter’slease.92 “Inexpensive” alternatives such as leasing or accept-ing surplus weapons systems usually ...

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...ns. They used neutrosophictechnique to overcome the confusion of experts in evaluating the available alternatives due to themultiplicity of ... ...and sub-criteria which can be analyzed independently. This hierarchychart is containing the decision goal, the alternatives for reaching it, and the c... ...scale and are used to compare various criteria. 2- The decision-making problem's criteria, sub-criteria, and alternatives are identified in the ... ...determined in the third phase by comparing each criterion and sub criterion pair-wise. Following that, the alternatives are compared under each ... ... and reducingpayment terms, delay interest and scheduling loans. (Yellow Area)A3- The bank declares the client bankruptcy immediately, and selling the... ... https://doi.org/10.14780/iibd.83811. 5- Mişu, N.,B., & Codreanu, E.,S., " Analysis and Prediction of the Bankruptcy Risk in Romanian ... ...blishment of businesses is to make a profit. However, over time,businesses may face the reality of failure and bankruptcy, which they consider as the ... ...ave to terminate their activities in a short time and gobankrupt. Edward I. Altman (1968) conducted a study on bankruptcy firms and created a modelusi... ...h neutrosophic numbers can also beconsidered in this context. Especially when the continuity of businesses and bankruptcy risk areevaluated together, ...

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.... To prevent private creditors fromshutting him down, Pierre had filed for bankruptcy twice over his twenty-year career.With that tactic, and by using... ... dollar, he had been able to keep publishing. Buthe was headed for a third bankruptcy, one he doubted the paper would survive now thatthe Duvaliers we... ... the olderman’s lifelong abhorrence of the irrationality of the courts. “A Bankruptcy Judge gets todecide what belongs to whom, Bob,” he said. “Any of... ...l buying into a world of trouble. And ifwe ever do wind up in court with a bankruptcy on file, then I hope you can find all yourtitle documents. And e... ...merger. Sullivan hadresponded by threatening Treister with dissolution and bankruptcy. Sullivan knewBondoc. If Bondoc sensed Treister’s loss of confid... ...n about Ms. Costello that you will wish tohear. And then we can talk about alternatives.” Bondoc cursed himself. Why don’t we have any security again...

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...set of(IVNGMCDM for short). Finally, an illustrative example is given alternatives at choice. Many scholars have begun to study theand a compa... ...ofgraph that we use it in neutrosophic graph as vertex. ߙ} = ܤ ,alternatives ଵ ߙ , ଶ ߙ , … , ௡} is a collection of criteria, - G*=(V,E)... ...Obtain the overall criterion value of the alternative ݌ Step 4. Rank all the alternatives ௞ (݇ = 1,2, …, ݉) and ݌ ௞ (݇ = 1,2, … , ݉) bysele... ... inconsistent information. Recently, the ݌ Step 4. Rank all the alternatives ௞ (݇ = 1,2, … , ݉)andinterval valued neutrosophic set bec... ...el with four ξଵଶ= భమ భమ భమ ଺ భమ భమ భమ݌ (1) :possible alternatives in which to invest the money ଵis a =(଴.ଷା଴.ସ)ା ... ...S can be used for noise detection and minimization using var- bankruptcy prediction in a highly imbalanced dataset, Symmetry 10 (7) (2...

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...ing. But everyday we hear the news that this or that industrialcompany is facing bankruptcy. Why? It is for the ~ 13 ~ ... ...he distancebetween the sun and the earth is 93,000,000 miles.Compare this with alternatives and you will findthat this distance is perfectl...

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...n makers have incomplete , indeterminate and inconsistent information about alternatives with respect to attributes. It is well known that the conve... ...single valued neutrosophic set. For example, we can evaluate the investment alternatives problem by the linguistic set: S={ (ext... ...ion of an SVNTrLN based on [7, 49], which are important indexes for ranking alternatives in decision-making problems. Definition 3.5. ~ =<[... ... problem, assume that A={ , , ,…, } is a setoff alternatives and C ={ C1, ,,…, } is a set of attrib... ... =1.In the decision process, the evaluation information of the alternatives Ai (i=1,2,…,m) with respect to the attr... ...ecognition applications, such as ventricular arrhythmia detection [3], bankruptcy prediction [4], diagnosis of diabetes diseases [5], human act... ... Chen, H.-L.; Yang, B.; Wang, G.; Liu, J.; Xu, X.; Wang, S.; Liu, D. A novel bankruptcy prediction model based on an adaptive fuzzy k-nearest neig...

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... the arena. Shareholders' claims onthe firm's assets in cases of insolvency, bankruptcy, orliquidation are of inferior, or subordinate nature.Stocks a... ...to design optimal financial contracts, taking intoaccount various aspects of bankruptcy law.Investment evaluation Flexibility is a key factor in asucc... ... Is not influenced by the introduction of irrelevant (not very gainful) alternatives; and 4. Is symmetric (reversing the roles of the players ... ...osed by depositors and creditors oftenresults in a "run on the bank" - or in bankruptcy. Thepresumed ability of stakeholders to discipline riskyenterp... ...ins by therepeated floating of schemes to put in place some kind ofsovereign bankruptcy mechanism. The Bushadministration proposed to modify all sover... ...inNovember 2001, Martin Schubert offered theseobservations:"Talk of adopting bankruptcy procedure protection forgovernments ... similar to that employ...

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.............................................................................10 3. Other Alternatives Considered ................................ ......................................................................... 110 c. Other Alternatives Considered ................................... ...e the fact that the Copyright Act and the marketplace forcopyrighted works provide several alternatives to a user who is frustrated by the orphanworks... ..., most cases will not be so neatlydefined, and a user may have a real choice among several alternatives that allow her to goforward with her project: ... ...y are deeming all orphaned works to be in the public domain, or changing the tax or bankruptcy codes to reduce the factors that cause or... ...y through the Office’s website.46 43 See, e.g., Rosen (62) (commenter intervened during bankruptcy proceedings to addressownership of copyright in ... ...nter interested inrepublication of a specialized magazine, but unclear of ownership due to bankruptcy of original publisher);Troup (283) (commenter wi... ... wished to use certain software and was willing to pay, but does not know who topay due to bankruptcy of the original developer). 44 See, e.g., Sif... ...y are deeming all orphaned works to be in the public domain, or changing the tax or bankruptcy codes to reduce the factors that cause or...

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.............................................................................10 3. Other Alternatives Considered ................................ ......................................................................... 110 c. Other Alternatives Considered ................................... ...e the fact that the Copyright Act and the marketplace forcopyrighted works provide several alternatives to a user who is frustrated by the orphanworks... ..., most cases will not be so neatlydefined, and a user may have a real choice among several alternatives that allow her to goforward with her project: ... ...y are deeming all orphaned works to be in the public domain, or changing the tax or bankruptcy codes to reduce the factors that cause or... ...y through the Office’s website.46 43 See, e.g., Rosen (62) (commenter intervened during bankruptcy proceedings to addressownership of copyright in ... ...nter interested inrepublication of a specialized magazine, but unclear of ownership due to bankruptcy of original publisher);Troup (283) (commenter wi... ... wished to use certain software and was willing to pay, but does not know who topay due to bankruptcy of the original developer). 44 See, e.g., Sif... ...y are deeming all orphaned works to be in the public domain, or changing the tax or bankruptcy codes to reduce the factors that cause or...

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.............................................................................10 3. Other Alternatives Considered ................................ ......................................................................... 110 c. Other Alternatives Considered ................................... ...e the fact that the Copyright Act and the marketplace forcopyrighted works provide several alternatives to a user who is frustrated by the orphanworks... ..., most cases will not be so neatlydefined, and a user may have a real choice among several alternatives that allow her to goforward with her project: ... ...y are deeming all orphaned works to be in the public domain, or changing the tax or bankruptcy codes to reduce the factors that cause or... ...y through the Office’s website.46 43 See, e.g., Rosen (62) (commenter intervened during bankruptcy proceedings to addressownership of copyright in ... ...nter interested inrepublication of a specialized magazine, but unclear of ownership due to bankruptcy of original publisher);Troup (283) (commenter wi... ... wished to use certain software and was willing to pay, but does not know who topay due to bankruptcy of the original developer). 44 See, e.g., Sif... ...y are deeming all orphaned works to be in the public domain, or changing the tax or bankruptcy codes to reduce the factors that cause or...

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.............................................................. 920 5.17.9. Bankruptcy ................................................................. .............................. 949 5.20.5.6. Summary of project financing alternatives .................... 9515.21. Managing negative cash flow... ...ns ......................................................... 984 5.25.10. Alternatives to negotiation ................................................ ................................................871Summary of project financing alternatives .........................................................951... ...ees and charges are made in various ways. This includes some of thefollowing alternatives.  Fixed dollar cost for the sale of items.  Time-b... ... can lodge a petitionwith a court to have the debtor‟s affairs wound up in a bankruptcyproceeding.In this situation, the debtor‟s assets are sold and ... ...he payment was still not made following court orders, this could proceedto a bankruptcy or liquidation of the customer‟s assets and to repay theoutsta... ...e an application with a court to have the debtor‟s affairswound up through a bankruptcy process.In some cases, disputes involving small amounts can be... ...is is one mechanis m by which a business insolvency can also lead topersonal bankruptcy of the business owners.Although guarantees are often given rel...

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...mance had to improve rapidly to rescue the authority from expected bankruptcy—a struggling brand in obvious decline. The transformatio... ...espite the odds. How, then, did I save SEWA from its brush with bankruptcy? Well, I took an approach that has not been discussed an... ...ement model a little less wrong and a little more useful than the alternatives. Being a huge organiza- tion with over 5500 employees... ... I continued, “On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy protection, thereby shaking consumer confidence in the ... ...as significant for a number of reasons. At the time of filing for bankruptcy, the bank had $639 billion in assets and $619 in debt, ... ...WorldCom.” I continued, in the same breadth, “In fact, Lehman’s bankruptcy filing was more than one and a half times the size of S...

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...gth of the Hollerith model and the risk aversion of manycommercial firms to alternatives—“No one got fired for choosing IBM sys-tems”—suggest that the i... ...nd the options that follow, it helps to see the sterile, non-generative alternatives to the generative system. The endpoint box is one place whe... ...ves to the generative system. The endpoint box is one place where these alternatives can vie against each other for dominance. The network to wh... ... and CompuServe—might appear to be an evolutionary dead end. Those alternatives are not dead. They have been only sleeping. To see why, we ... ...of Benkler’s “shar- ing nicely” to blossom.129 Enabling Reputation Bankruptcy As biometric readers become more commonplace in our endpoint... ...ng available a form of reputation bank- ruptcy. Like personal financial bankruptcy, or the way in which a state often seals a juvenile criminal... ...e’s “permanent record,” the press confer-ence effect can set in. Reputation bankruptcy has the potential to facilitate de-sirably experimental social b... ...rd could not be deleted selectively; ifsomeone wants to declare reputation bankruptcy, we might want it to meanthrowing out the good along with the ba... ... the good along with the bad. The blank spot in one’s history in-dicates a bankruptcy has been declared—this would be the price one pays foreliminatin...

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...-taking propensity. Some are risk averse. They like to "playit safe," choosing alternatives that are likely to give a relatively low but certainreturn... ...low but certainreturn.Others, called risk seekers, like to gamble. They prefer alternatives which mayturn out very well or very poorly to those with l... ...ecisions.Dogmatics like to follow the rules and are unlikely to consider novel alternatives.They may perform acceptably in well-defined, routine situa... ...and Future Trends”When our Stock Markets collapsed after Lehman Brotherssought Bankruptcy in September 2008, our Old Economychanged forever.The way we...

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...or me to arrive atthis decision?” Did you thoroughly consider all of the alternatives? In eachof the options, both pro and con, did you ask yours... ...gun in 1929 and decimated the economy of the US, whichwas left in poverty and bankruptcy. People were standing in linefor soup and bread, families wer...