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What is the duration of Taking Care of Business?
The duration of Taking Care of Business is 1.78 hours.
How is ROI or return on investment calculated?
Return on investment is calculated by subtracting investment capital from the return, taking into account inflation, taxation and the time frame involved.
When was Taking Care of Business created?
Taking Care of Business was created on 1990-08-17.
What recourse does one have in Mexico for Dentists if something goes wrong?
Go to PROFECO which is the institution that's in charge of taking complaints form consumers..
What is example of venture capital?
One example of venture capital is taking a $1M investment and selling half your company. The value the investment is $2M.
When taking up the major in business what do you have to take?
business classes
What are the release dates for Taking Care of Business - 2004?
Taking Care of Business - 2004 was released on: USA: 16 October 2004
I am being overlooked for my third promotion at my job because of something I posted on Face-book not while working is this legal do I have any recourse in this situation?
No law prohibits an employer from taking into account what you do off duty. You have no expectation of privacy in what you post on facebook. There is no legal recourse, since there is no "right to privacy".
How does a bank differ from a brokerage?
Risk taking ability is the difference. Bankers take the risk of investment on themselves whereas the brokerages do not take the risk of investment on themselves.
Which of these is not an axample of a trade restriction?
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is not an example of a trade restriction. FDI involves investing in a business in another country, rather than imposing restrictions on trading goods or services.
What do you called the interest rate realized by the investor or seller on the invested principal?
The interest rate realized by the investor or seller on the invested principal is commonly referred to as the "actual interest rate" or "effective interest rate." This rate reflects the return on investment after taking into account factors such as compounding and any associated fees or costs. It represents the true yield an investor earns from their investment.
What condition is associated with risk taking behavior?
smoking
