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What was the most direct motive of the London company in securing its charter?
gaining commercial profit
Why did the Tudors explore outside Europe?
To colonize the new world, make profit and introduce new commodities to the people of England. Their exploration of the new world in the 16th and 17th centuries can be the root cause as to why they held such a large commonwealth in the 1800-1900s.
Why do governments provide public goods?
The free market is incapable of providing these essential goods.Private companies cannot profit by providing them.
How did the leeds merchants justify the use of machines?
It hugely increased Profit margins
What is it called when a congressmen knows where to buy realstate to profit from public works?
insider trading
What king of charter was issued by the king for exploration and purpose of profit?
charters of liberties
Are all charter schools for profit?
No, not all charter schools are for profit. While some charter schools operate as for-profit entities, many are non-profit organizations. Non-profit charter schools are funded through public sources and often rely on grants and donations, while for-profit charter schools may generate revenue through tuition and other business activities. The structure and funding model can vary significantly between different charter schools.
What helped Columbus convince Queen Isabella to pay for his voyage?
Spain had many soldiers available to help it profit from exploration.
What helped Columbus convince queen Isabella to pay for his vogage?
Spain had many soldiers available to help it profit from exploration.
What did the charter give the settlers of Jamestown?
The charter granted to the settlers of Jamestown, issued by King James I in 1606, provided them with the legal right to establish a colony in the New World. It outlined the boundaries of the territory they could occupy and allowed them to govern themselves under English law. Additionally, the charter aimed to promote trade and resource extraction, giving the settlers the opportunity to seek profit and establish a foothold for England in North America.
What was the most direct motive of the London company in securing its charter?
gaining commercial profit
Example of investment?
Any residential property acquired for the purposes of making a profit, not for the purposes of residence/living in such as a dwelling.
What is the difference between non profit and not for profit organizations?
There is no difference between a nonprofit and a not for profit. The two are synonymous. Please see the following articlehttp://nfp.answers.com/basics/what-is-a-non-profit
Does a non-profit org need liability insurance for its charter groups?
Call a local Commercial agent and ask them!
What were the motivations and goals of europeans during the age of exploration?
They were mainly in search of profit and knowledge.
Can a vice president be a secretary and treasurer of a for-profit corporation?
It would all depend on the charter of the organization. It think not, in most cases.
WHAT does charter mean in charter schools?
Charter schools are independent PUBLIC schools. They are TUITION-FREE and open to all students. In Minnesota, the home of the charter school movement, charter schools must be approved to operate by the state department of education and are part of the state system of public education. Each charter school is legally like a small public school district. Charter schools are FOR PROFIT and are governed by a board of directors elected from among teachers, parents and interested community members. They are not privately "owned" and do generate a profit for investors more than any other public school district. Some charter school boards hire for-profit companies to perform management functions just as they hire for-profit companies to provide other operational services. Teachers in Minnesota charter schools must meet the same licensing requirements as all other public school teachers, although the value of this is dubious, and this is not a requirement in all states. As with all public schools, charter schools are primarily funded with public monies (tax dollars), however, almost uniformly across the country they receive less money per student (sometimes significantly less) than district schools. Charter schools are allowed some freedoms that district schools are not, and in return they are held to a higher standard of academic and financial accountability. Unlike district schools, under-performing or financially insolvent charter schools can be dissolved almost immediately. Charter schools offer programs, curricula, pedagogies, schedules and services that traditional district schools choose not to provide. Their only goal is to improve the academic performance of their students, along with generating profit for their investors.
