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    Credit card : Asset or Liability Credit card actually replaces the hard money in market. Before the coming of plastic money‚ every one relies on their present income. If possible in present salary then only purchases go on‚ otherwise get shifted to next month. This problem now has been solved with the plastic money. Make payments in the next month but u can purchase now. Any one can judge this plastic money is an asset or liability for a person. Let assume its an asset. How? Right now it makes

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    ABSTRACT Telecommunication industry becomes popular from years to years in Cambodia‚ a small country with more than 14 million people. Currently there are 8 operators of telecom company operating in Cambodia such as Latelz Co. Ltd. Metfone‚ Mobitel‚ Hello‚ Beeline‚ qb‚ Mfone‚ and Excel. In July‚ Latelz Co.‚ Ltd. which are known as Smart Mobile is under number 2 in the telecom market in terms of subscribers. Latelz Co.‚ Ltd. is selected to be our place for writing Senior Project Report of Analysis

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    Earned Tax Credit (ETIC)

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    The Earned Income Tax Credit (ETIC) is considered one of the largest and least controversial welfare programs. The ETIC sprouted out of the 1960s War on Poverty as an answer towards concerns over the increasing number of welfare programs of that era. The program has evolved from an initially modest tax credit into the U.S. government’s largest and most important poverty prevention tools. This brief background paper will describe ETIC’s history‚ eligibility requirements‚ and the positive/negative

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    The use of credit cards is increasing day by day. People are relying more on credit cards nowadays than in the previous days. Credit card is a card which allows the user to pay for the things. Credit cards are offered by the banks and other financial institutes. The credit card allows the user to use the credit available on his or her credit. The credit card user can buy the things and now pay for it later. There are some advantages and some disadvantages associated with using credit card. In this

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    CARBON CREDIT MANAGEMENT IN INDIA ABSTRACT The phenomenon of change in atmospheric conditions due to air polluting gases is called as global warming. Carbon-dioxide is one of the Green House Gases causing global warming. Green House Gases also includes some other gases like methane‚ hydrofluoric carbon etc. Since 19th century’s industrial revolution till today emission of Green House Gases into the environment has increased tremendously due to the impact of intense industrialization. Currently

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    com/abstract=1609817 CREDIBILITY OF THE IPO GRADING: TIME TO RETHINK KARTIKEY MAHAJAN & MALLIKA ANAND Prologue Initial Public Offer (hereinafter as ‘IPO’) in the new regime (which started as an innovation) has to be mandatorily graded by a Credit Rating Agency (hereinafter as ‘CRA’). This optimization of the IPO by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (hereinafter as ‘SEBI’) has been seen as a market innovation to ensure the credibility of the offer and to protect and guide the investor

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    Cash Versus Credit Cards

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    Cash versus Credit Cards Americans should handle their credit cards responsibly and should not become a part of that number of abusers. The Scott III (1999) website “The average Americans household has eight credit cards‚ which are used to charge almost $2 trillion in goods and services annually.” No one wants to be a part of the group of individuals who he or she can put his or herself at risk for acquiring a negative credit score‚ possible job rejections‚ rejections when trying to rent or lease

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    Debt and Credit Card Debts

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    additional $87‚500. 2. Louise McIntyre’s monthly gross income is $3‚000. Her employer withholds $700 in federal‚ state‚ and local income taxes and $250 in Social Security taxes per month. Louise contributes $100 per month for her IRA. Her monthly credit payments for VISA and MasterCard are $65 and $60‚ respectively. Her monthly payment on an automobile loan is $375. What is Louise’s debt payments-to-income ratio? Is Louise living within her means? (LO 5.3) Louise’s Gross Income = $3‚000 Less:

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    Unethical Credit Card Practices The ethics of credit card companies has to be in question. They are one of the few businesses that can change the rules on you and there is currently nothing you can do about. The credit industry is not your friend. They want to get you to borrow money from them and to keep you in debt for as long as possible. This way they have a constant flow of revenue through the interest payments‚ late charge fees and over the limit fees. They have many practices and charges

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    Wilhelm Raiffeisen developed the idea of credit cooperative. Theoretical developments of Mr. Raiffeisen in the field of agricultural credit cooperation in many respects were based on ideological views of Mr. G. Schultz-Delich. Developing theoretical bases of credit cooperation‚ Schultz-Delich solved one of the most pressing problems of small-scale craft enterprises – a possibility of receiving the small cheap credit. The fundamental principles of activity of its credit cooperatives were as follows: 1) The

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